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für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Tennis Australia officials have confirmed Novak Djokovic will have to prove he is fully vaccinated to play in January's Australian Open. \n \nIt comes as Tennis Australia CEO Craig Tiley confirmed on Saturday all players must be fully vaccinated to participate in the tournament. \n\nTennis players already confirmed to play are former champions Rafael Nadal, Serena Williams, and Naomi Osaka. ····· 111475287
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia New laws have passed the New South Wales parliament, imposing tougher penalties for crimes resulting in the loss of an unborn child. \n\nThe offences will come into force next year - with the maximum sentence three years longer than was previously available. ····· 111475286
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Currently, 94.3 per cent of people aged 16 and over have received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine in New South Wales. \n\nMore than 91.7 per cent of people aged 16 and over are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in the state.\n\nIt comes as NSW recorded 182 new COVID cases on Saturday and no deaths after conducting more than 61,000 tests. \n\nThere are 191 people in hospital with the virus and 28 in intensive care. ····· 111475285
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia US retailers are anticipating record sales over the Christmas period, but issues with the supply chain are making it considerably more difficult for small business owners. ····· 111475284
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia South Australia will open its border to fully vaccinated travellers from New South Wales and Victoria from Tuesday. \n\nTravellers from every local government - except for Byron Bay - will be allowed into the state. \n\nThe New South Wales town has been excluded from the travel changes as it is yet to surpass the 80 per cent double dose vaccine target.\n\nAnyone entering South Australia, including residents, will need to complete an online border entry process. \n\nThose from an area with community transmission will need to return a negative COVID-19 test 72 hours prior to arrival. ····· 111475283
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia This week marks 20 years since Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone premiered - two decades later, the cast is gathering for a reunion, which will be aired on HBO Max. \n \nEarlier this week, Sky News host Peter Stefanovic spoke to visual effects supervisor Nick Davis, who reflected on his time working on the first two Harry Potter films. \n\nMr Davis said his best memory from making the film was ?turning up on the very first day? and viewing the set. ····· 111475282
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner has announced unvaccinated travellers will be banned from the NT from Monday.\n\nFully vaccinated arrivals will be allowed to home quarantine for seven days.\n\nOn December 20, any fully vaccinated traveller who returns a negative test will not have to quarantine. \n\nThe territory has recorded one new case of COVID today taking its cluster to 26.\n\nAuthorities are expected case numbers to rise after mass testing in the Binjari Indigenous community near Katherine. ····· 111475281
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Thousands of protesters have taken over the streets of Melbourne’s CBD for another weekend in a row.\n\nThe demonstration is one of the rallies happening nationwide to protest COVID-19 and the vaccine mandates.\n\nThere were fears the protest would turn ugly but crowds have remained peaceful. \n\nThere are two protests happening today, with one appearing to have ended and the other tapering off. ····· 111475280
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner says the territory has recorded one new COVID-19 case overnight. \n\nMr Gunner said the two new cases were a 31-year-old Indigenous woman who is fully vaccinated. \n\nThe woman was transferred to the Centre for National Resilience and tested positive in quarantine. ····· 111475279
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner says there have been 14,600 vaccinations this week. \n\nThis surpasses last week’s number of 10,500 doses in total. \n\nThere has been on new case of COVID-19 in the Northern Territory. ····· 111475278
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Anti-COVID protests are underway in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. \n\nIn Melbourne, demonstrators are converging on the steps of parliament and police are preparing for tensions to flare.\n\nThe crowd in the CBD is huge as the streets are packed with people protesting the handling of the virus and the proposed pandemic legislation. \n\nDespite almost all restrictions being lifted, there are still demonstrators who are against the vaccine mandates introduced by the government. ····· 111475277
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Vice President Kamala Harris has briefly taken charge of the United States while Joe Biden had his annual health check in hospital.\n\nThe President transferred power to Ms Harris while he was placed under anaesthesia for a routine colonoscopy.\n\nThe vice president temporarily took control of the military and nuclear weapons, making her the first woman to lead the United States. ····· 111475276
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia A massive operation is underway to rebuild Mosul - one of the world's oldest cities - after it was devastated during the Islamic State's takeover in 2014. \n\nThe extremist group destroyed thousands of priceless artefacts and left much of the historical city in ruin.\n\nUNESCO is determined to return it to its past glory. ····· 111475275
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have concluded their tour of the Middle East, returning home from Egypt on Friday.\n\nThe visit marked the first overseas Royal trip in two years, the last being the autumn tour to India, New Zealand and the Solomon Islands back in 2019. ····· 111475274
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia A rare blood moon eclipse lit up the sky last night in what was the longest lunar spectacle since the Middle Ages.\n\nResidents in Brisbane were able to witness the partial lunar eclipse, which lasted 3hours 28 minutes - the longest since the 1440s. \n\nThe Earth, Sun and Moon aligned - causing 97.4 per cent of the surface to be covered by the Earth's shadow. \n\nThe celestial show was also visible across the world, including parts of Eastern Asia, Russia and North and South America. ····· 111475273
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Heavy rain and potential flooding is expected to lash parts of New South Wales this weekend days after Australia's east coast was smashed by wild weather.\n\nThe rain is predicted to arrive on Saturday afternoon and will peak tomorrow. \n\nThere are concerns more flooding could be seen in the regional town of Forbes along the Lachlan River. \n\nEarlier this week, the catchment peaked at 10.5 meters after intense rainfall. ····· 111475272
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Austria will enter a full nation-wide lockdown on Monday to stem a record surge in COVID-19 case numbers.\n\nAs part of battle against the virus, Austria will also become the first country in Europe to make COVID vaccines mandatory by law. \n\nThe lockdown is expected to last for a maximum of 20 days. ····· 111475271
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The United Nations is calling for China to prove missing tennis star Peng Shuai is safe.\n\nThe UN Human Rights office says it's important that the wellbeing of the athlete is confirmed publicly. \n\nNo one has seen or heard from the 35 year old since she accused the former vice-premier of the Communist Party of sexual assault.\n\nChinese state media released an email - allegedly from the athlete - in which it says she's resting at home and that the allegations are false.\n\nThe chief executive of the Women's Tennis Association, Steve Simon, has threatened to boycott the country, if it fails to account for Peng's whereabouts and investigate her claims. ····· 111475270
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The New South Wales government is considering changes to the state's quarantine model which would see close contacts in isolation until returning a negative COVID-19 test.\n\nThe changes are also expected to be made for New South Wales schools after thousands of students were forced to isolate under the current guidelines. \n\nPremier Dominic Perrottet says he'll examine whether the current protocols of closing schools down are unsustainable. \n\nThe government is expected to discuss the matter with senior ministers next week. ····· 111475269
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The Gold Coast is set to be inundated with thousands of Queensland high school graduates as schoolies celebrations commence over the weekend.\n\nAs many as 20,000 school leavers are set to descend on Surfers Paradise in what is a welcome boost to local economy. ····· 111475268
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia A war of words has erupted between Scott Morrison and state premiers over COVID vaccine mandates and pandemic powers. \n\nThe prime minister has come under heavy criticism after urging leaders to relax vaccine measures. \n\nOf particular concern was Queensland's vaccine roadmap, with Mr Morrison saying Queenslanders should be allowed to ?get a cup of coffee in Brisbane regardless of whether you’ve had a vaccine or not? once the state reaches 80 per cent double dose vaccination.\n\nAnd Scott Morrison is not backing down, declaring it's time for governments to get out of people's lives. ····· 111475267
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Victorian MP Andy Meddick has denounced his daughter's attacker after a man allegedly confronted her while she was spray-painting over anti-vaccination posters in Melbourne.\n\nThe pair reportedly had an argument before Mr Meddick's daughter threw the spray can towards the man as she attempted to leave the scene.\n\nThe man, however, followed her, throwing the spray can which struck the back of her head, causing minor injuries.\n\nMr Meddick initially linked the altercation to his support of the state's controversial pandemic bill, but has since walked back on those claims. ····· 111475266
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The Northern Territory is entering a critical few days as authorities battle to contain a COVID-19 outbreak that has grown to 25 people.\n\nTwo new local cases were recorded on Friday and urgent tracing is underway to see just how far the disease has spread.\n\nOne of the positive cases is a 59-year-old Aboriginal woman while the other is a non-Indigenous male health worker in his 30s.\n\nThe man is fully vaccinated but has been transported to the Royal Darwin Hospital due to existing health issues. \n\nThe woman's vaccination status is unknown, however authorities say she is associated with households known to have positive infections. \n\nThere are growing concerns about a positive wastewater detection in Katherine.\n\nChief Minister Michael Gunner says vaccination rates will determine how long the community will stay in lockdown. ····· 111475265
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Cricket Australia is on the hunt for a new captain after Tim Paine sensationally quitting over a sexting scandal on Friday.\n\nVice captain Pat Cummins is firming up as the favourite to take the reins of the side.\n\nIt was a tearful Paine who fronted the media to make the announcement less than a month out from the Ashes.\n\n"I have loved my role as captain of the Australian cricket team," he said.\n\n"It has been the greatest privilege of my sporting life to lead the Australian men’s Test team. \n\n?I’m grateful for the support of my teammates and proud of what we have been able to achieve together.\n\n"To them I ask for their understanding and forgiveness." ····· 111475264
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Kyle Rittenhouse, the US teenager who shot and killed two men during racial justice protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, has been found not guilty on all charges.\n\nThe 18-year-old was charged with two counts of homicide, one attempted homicide and two counts of recklessly endangering safety after fatally shooting Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber and wounding Gaige Grosskreutz during racial justice protests on August 25, 2020. \n\nLawyers for Rittenhouse argued the teenager was within his rights to bring the AR-15 weapon and acted out of self-defence when attacked. \n\n?The charges against [the] defendant on all counts are dismissed with prejudice and he’s released from the obligation of his bond,? Judge Bruce Schroeder told the court. ····· 111475263
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Kyle Rittenhouse has been found not guilty of the murders of two men and the attempted murder of a third at a demonstration in Wisconsin in 2020, in a highly publicsed trial that divided America. ····· 111475262
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Sky News host Cory Bernardi says the Oregon Governor Kate Brown has been "roasted" for her over-the-top Christmas mask. \n\n"For obvious reasons, it's prompted mockery online," said Mr Bernardi. \n\n"You've got to give your thoughts and prayers to Oregon - this is their governor, wearing a, what is like a fish bauble in her mouth, or a snowcone.\n\n"It's just madness." ····· 111475261
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Sky News host Cory Bernardi says Sesame Street is debuting its first Asian muppet.\n\n"Her job? Well it's to ride a skateboard, be a bit cool, play the electric guitar - oh and solve systemic racism," said Mr Bernardi. \n\n"That's right, Ji-Young is the show's first Asian muppet.\n\n"I don't think any of the other muppets actually have a nationality. \n\n"Colour doesn't matter to them, none of them have any nationality - they're just muppets." ····· 111475260
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia NSW Senator and retired Major General Jim Molan says there are indications America is "not confident" a war in the Taiwan Strait could be resolved "to their own satisfaction".\n\n"That is, they can lose, that's a nice way of saying they can lose," he told Sky News host Catherine McGregor.\n\n"My view is that if - and it's a big if - if the American federal budget for defence gets through in the next couple of days ... and the Americans start building things, if ours gets through, and AUKUS is seen, and the Quad comes together, the Chinese might see that the window of opportunity for them to act is closing." ····· 111475259
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Sky News host Cory Bernardi says a former English cricketer who accused his team of racism has been found out to be guilty of sending anti-Semitic text messages.\n\n"Now he apologised, this Azeem Rafiq, after the messages were uncovered revealing the cricketer made disparaging comments about an unnamed Jewish person," said Mr Bernardi. \n\n"Why is it that those who often shout or cry wolf, are guilty of what they accuse others of - and it always seems to be a one-way street?" ····· 111475258
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Former Australian defence head of China analysis Paul Monk says it's unlikely that China would attack the United States as a preliminary operation against Taiwan.\n\n"It would be an extraordinary step for China to take, it would require that the PLA and Xi Jinping were very confident not only that their strikes in the first instance would be very effective, but that the US would then cave," he told Sky News host Catherine McGregor.\n\n"It's impossible, in my imagination, to believe that the United States would say, 'oh well, we'll roll over'."\n\nHe said the US public would be "up in arms" and the situation would be far worse than 9/11, which has "got to be in the minds of strategic thinkers in Beijing".\n\n"In my view, what (China's) hoping is that by keeping their rhetoric unbending, by keeping up the hazing and threatening and pressure on Taiwan, they hope they can win without going to war." ····· 111475257
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Herald Sun columnist Caleb Bond says enshrining religious freedom in law could result in a system where there is less religious freedom.\n\n"The problem with codifying any freedom or right in law, be it religious or otherwise, is that you always have the problem where one person's rights will have to trump another person's rights," he told Sky News host Cory Bernardi. \n\nHe said it would result in a situation where "you basically have to make a decision as to whether one person has more rights than another".\n\n"The system we have at the moment, which is under the constitution, that religious freedom in most forms is protected, works perfectly fine. \n\n"And I fear that if we go down the road of creating laws that otherwise enshrine religious freedom, you could actually end up in a position where religion and practice of religion could be less free than it is currently." ····· 111475256
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia John Roskam says he will continue fighting for freedom but "in a different way" after he steps down as executive director of the IPA.\n\n"I will continue to be at the IPA full time," he told Sky News host Cory Bernardi.\n\n"But I'll be devoting myself to frankly saving this once great country, to fighting for our culture, for our values, for our freedoms.\n\n"That's very much what I am looking forward to continuing to do at the IPA, but not as executive director." ····· 111475255
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Political strategist Brigid Meney says parents who have accused a Melbourne school of body-shaming are "getting up in arms over nothing".\n\nSt Michael's Grammar in St Kilda sent a letter to parents of year six children, asking that students cover their shoulders and wear closed-toe shoes for the end of year disco.\n\n"This is a co-ed school, the same rules would apply to both - boys and girls," Ms Meney told Sky News host Cory Bernardi. \n\nShe said according to the school, the rule is also about being sun-smart as the event will be held outside. \n\n"It is very much on trend with that safety theme and I think this is everyone getting up in arms over nothing, to be honest." ····· 111475254
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Chinese President Xi Jinping seemed ?blunt? in warning the United States against interference in Taiwan, according to Sky News host Catherine McGregor.\n\nIt comes following a virtual summit between President Xi and US President Joe Biden.\n\nMs McGregor said she senses China is ?confident? of its military supremacy inside the first and second island chains.\n\n?And they (China) have now started to believe that no US President would employ nuclear weapons to defend Taiwan,? she said. ····· 111475253
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Political strategist Brigid Meney says NSW Planning Minister Rob Stokes' ban on dark-coloured roofs may lead to an increase in house prices.\n\n"I don't think that people actually care about the colour of their roofs," Ms Meney told Sky News host Cory Bernardi.\n\n"But when it comes to big announcements and changes like this it does affect material supply chains, which can lead to added costs, which can drive up housing prices even further, which can delay new housing builds if this kind of ban is implemented abruptly or ... without much thought put into it. \n\n"So it's about the colour, yes, but it's actually about the housing price." ····· 111475252
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Sky News host Cory Bernardi says the number of trade apprenticeships reaching an all-time high seems like a "homegrown solution" to the nation's skills crisis.\n\n"The number of trade apprenticeships in Australia has reached an all-time high, jumping to 217,000," Mr Bernardi said.\n\n"Now this has been described today as a once-in-a-generation opportunity to trade up Aussie workers to fill up gaps caused by border closures. \n\n"It seems like a homegrown solution to our national skills crisis." ····· 111475251
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Politico had to go through ?Orwellian double speak verbal gymnastics? to justify a dodgy fact check on Kyle Rittenhouse’s possession of an AR-15, according to Digital Editor Jack Houghton.\n\nThe Kyle Rittenhouse trial in America centres around a 17-year-old who shot two protesters dead and injured a third during civil unrest riots.\n\nProsecutors had charged Rittenhouse in relation to bringing his AR-15 rifle across state borders before the shooting, but the court had not ruled on the issue.\n\nFact checker Daniel Funke, while working for Politico, fact checked the claim that it was perfectly legal to carry the particular gun across state borders, and declared the claim false.\n\nThis week the judge in the trial, due to the rifle’s length, found it was in fact legal for Rittenhouse to take the rifle across state borders.\n\nPolitico subsequently issued a statement on Funke’s fact check which read: ?In August 2020, we fact-checked a claim that it was ?perfectly legal? for Rittenhouse to possess an AR-15 without parental supervision. Our reporting found that it was far from perfectly legal, and that it was, in fact, legally murky. That’s why we rated the claim False.?\n\nMr Houghton said it should not be a defence that ?because Funke or Politico didn’t understand the law it meant the law was murky?.\n\n?A judge did understand the law and the charge was dismissed on the spot,? he said.\n\n?His words were clear, not murky.? ····· 111475250
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The ABC’s decision to conduct an inquiry into its own complaints system is at least a ?surface level admission? there are issues with the process, according to Digital Editor Jack Houghton.\n\nLiberal Senator Andrew Bragg, chair of the Senate’s Environment and Communications Committee, recently announced an inquiry into the ABC complaints handling system.\n\nABC chair Ita Buttrose called the inquiry a ?partisan political exercise? which aims to ?undermine the ABC’s independence?.\n\nMr Houghton said it is ?no secret? there have been a string of high-profile reporting errors which have been published by the ABC in the last year.\n\n?Many, including myself, find the ABC’s responses to these errors wholly insufficient,? he said.\n\n?It is one thing to launch an inquiry into the editorial standards of the ABC and an entirely different thing to investigate how errors are investigated and dealt with.\n\n?It is factually incorrect to suggest that this inquiry is in any way a government dictating what content should air, because to make a complaint, that content has to already have aired.\n\n?And despite all of Ita’s bluster there is a key fact everyone is missing: the ABC itself is conducting an inquiry into its complaints system, this is at least a surface level admission that there are issues with the process.? ····· 111475249
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The Australian's Associate Editor Jamie Walker says he believes a World War II sailor whose remains were identified after 80 years will be remembered as a hero. \n\nThe sailor, Thomas Welsby Clark, was a 21-year-old from Brisbane.\n\n"I think he will be remembered as everyone who gave their lives in World War II were remembered - as heroes, as the young men and women who saved this nation," Mr Walker told Sky News host Peta Credlin. \n\n"He really had the world at his feet, he was an accountant, he came from a very good family, he'd just in fact got engaged just before he joined the (HMAS) Sydney.\n\n"And I think it's, sort of, one of these tragedies which we have no way to understand today because we simply don't have that experience." ····· 111475248
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Sky News host Rowan Dean says the new cross-party pairing between former Liberal leader John Hewson and former Labor MP Barry Jones is ?hilarious?.\n\nMr Hewson and Mr Jones have helped to establish The Truth and Integrity Project – a social media campaign which the pair says will highlight Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s record on climate and integrity issues.\n\nThe Truth and Integrity Project will be supported by Climate 200.\n\n?Let’s have some truth and integrity about how much they are invested in the renewables industries,? Mr Dean told Sky News host Peta Credlin.\n\n?Which, of course, benefit from all this kind of green climate change net zero action.? ····· 111475247
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Former Labor MP Michael Danby says the Women's Tennis Association has got "grit" after its CEO threatened to stop holding tournaments in China if missing tennis player Peng Shuai's safety was not confirmed.\n\nPeng Shuai accused a top Chinese government official of sexual assault but has not been seen in two weeks since she made the claim.\n\n"Good on the Women's Tennis Association, they've got more grit than the American National Basketball Association or Hollywood," Mr Danby told Sky News host Peta Credlin. \n\nHe said this is "happening all over the place". \n\n"Flights over Taiwan, arresting tennis stars, disappearing your most famous actress.\n\n"We've got to stand up to them." ····· 111475246
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Victorian Liberal Democrats MP David Limbrick says he can’t pick anyone on the crossbench who would ?flip? on their decision to vote against the Andrews government’s controversial pandemic legislation.\n\nIt comes as the proposed legislation has been thrown into disarray after former Labor minister Adem Somyurek revealed he will vote against the bill.\n\n?There would have to be something really radical happen for someone to change their position here,? Mr Limbrick told Sky News host Peta Credlin.\n\n?The government clearly doesn’t want to sit until they know for certain that their legislation is going to be passed.\n\n?As soon as they think it will pass, they’ll bring it back.? ····· 111475245
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia 2GB Broadcaster Luke Grant says he would be happy to see job positions filled by Australians amid the country's skill shortage. \n\n"There's been calls for skilled migration - that's great if we are bringing in skilled people to fill absolute holes in the workplace," Mr Grant told Sky News host Peta Credlin. \n\n"What we're seeing, I reckon, are a lot of Australians taking jobs that might've been taken previously by international students and others pretending to be skilled migrants.\n\n"I'd be delighted to see that ... job shortage filled by Australians." ····· 111475244
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia GT Communications' Gemma Tognini says the rest of Western Australians are ?still locked up like a bunch of chumps? while Ashes players get relaxed quarantine rules.\n\nIt comes as the McGowan government plans to allow cricketers from the UK and Australia to quarantine for five days, instead of the 14 days every other Australian entering the state is subjected to. \n\n?The observation I’d make is the Premier was aghast at the reaction, it was a savage, savage backlash to that proposal and he is quoted as saying ‘oh I can’t win’," Ms Tognini said.\n\n?Well first of all it’s not about winning or losing, but you can win Premier by being consistent.? ····· 111475243
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Pauline Hanson's latest episode of her political cartoon series has poked fun at campaign donations.\n\nThe One Nation leader discussed the episode with Sky News host Chris Kenny. ····· 111475242
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Sky News business editor Ross Greenwood says private equity giant Blackstone's takeover bid today saw Crown's share price "really rocket". \n \n"It seems as though everybody understands that James Packer's 37 per cent stake is in play and so as a result right now this takeover bid today saw the Crown's share price really rocket," Mr Greenwood told Sky News host Chris Kenny. \n \nHe said the reason for this is that Crown has been "languishing with questions about its licences". \n \n"And of course, there's been a delay to it receiving a licence in New South Wales to be able to start gaming there; there's a royal commission on in Western Australia, the results of Victoria is down - it's held on to the licence there." \n \nHe said Crown's shares are up by $1.64 to $11.54. \n \n"That's 16.6 per cent, but even the astute person can see that the takeover bid here is $12.50, and so there's almost another dollar on the plate if this bid were to succeed." ····· 111475241
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Victorian Shadow Special Minister of State James Newbury says Premier Daniel Andrews wants to be ?in control?. \n\n?If you live in Victoria, you know that Daniel Andrews is never going to give you any control of your life, he wants to be in control,? Mr Newbury told Sky News host Chris Kenny. ····· 111475240
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Sky News host Nicholas Reece says the Coalition refusing to budge on Australia’s 2030 climate target creates a ?political conundrum? for the Labor Party. \n\nMr Reece said the ?never-ending climate wars? are set to continue as an agreement was made at the COP26 Summit for countries to meet again next year to debate stronger 2030 targets. \n\nHe also said ?predictably? Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce and the Nationals were ?quick out of the gate? to say they were not going to up Australia’s emissions reduction target for 2030 despite other countries being more ambitious. \n\n?The pressure is on for Australia to agree to more ambitious cuts – but the Coalition Government is not budging, and this creates a political conundrum for Labor,? Mr Reece said. \n\n?Having lost more than one election to a climate change fear campaign, Labor will be cautious. \n\n?The expectation is that Labor will not announce its 2030 target until after parliament rises for the year.? ····· 111475239
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Pauline Hanson’s chief-of-staff James Ashby says he had to "take a different approach" for the federal election coming up.\n\nMr Ashby was the one responsible for the One Nation cartoon poking fun at politicians such as the Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Senator Matt Canavan, and many more. \n\n?We had to take a different approach this election, I’m sick and tired of that serious element to all elections,? Mr Ashby said. \n\n?It was just by chance I happened to be on YouTube, and I caught an episode that this Melbourne based company created ... and I mulled over it for a bit, and I thought to myself ‘we need to create some parody and some humour’. \n\n?And so those discussions didn’t take long before we were able to come up with a proposition to the One Nation Executive and that’s where it went.? ····· 111475238
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall Camilla arrive in Egypt as part of their tour of the Middle East. \n\nThe Royals landed in Cairo where they met President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi before visiting the Pyramids of Giza. ····· 111475237
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The Reserve Bank has sounded the alarm on cryptocurrencies, declaring them a highly speculative fad, according to Sky News business reporter Edward Boyd. \n\nMr Boyd said central banks ?don’t like cryptocurrency? because they have no control over it.\n\nRBA Head of Payments Tony Richards said he did not want young investors getting into the cryptocurrency market as there was a high chance the price could collapse. \n\nThe price of Bitcoin has fallen overnight, down 5.75 per cent to $78,262 for a loss in value of $4,774. ····· 111475236
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Throughout the pandemic the shift to outer suburban, regional and coastal areas around the country has been a key trend among buyers, says John Healy from realestate.com.au.\n\nThe move has meant prices in many of those ?lifestyle areas? have surged, but so too have stamp duty costs for buyers looking to make a move.\n\n?Those looking to make that COVID-led lifestyle shift, or a sea or tree change, will do so now with a stamp duty burden attached to it as a combination really of median property prices and stamp duty bracket creep,? he said.\n\nMr Healy said the suburbs of Kembla Grange in New South Wales and Warana in Queensland both saw stamp duty grow over 100 per cent.\n\nKembla Grange had a jump of 173 per cent since last year and Warana stamp duty has increased 109 per cent.\n\nSponsored content by realestate.com.au. ····· 111475235
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The Northern Territory has recorded two new COVID-19 cases with one of them being a health worker. \n\nIt comes as there is a particular concern over positive wastewater testing in the community of Binjari, on the outskirts of Katherine. \n\nAuthorities are expecting to test everyone within Binjari by the end of the day to get a glimpse into any significant transmission. \n\nThere are also concerns about close contacts identified in both Tennant Creek and the remote community of Yuendumu due to the low vaccination rates. \n\nThere are now 25 active COVID-19 cases in the state. ····· 111475234
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The chairman of Chinese property developer Evergrande has been selling off his own personal assets this week as his company struggles to repay its debts, according to Sky News business reporter Edward Boyd. \n \nPrivate jets, luxury homes and artwork have all been sold in a move which demonstrates the Chinese government is pressuring Chairman Hui Ka Yan to start paying off the embattled company’s debts. \n \nEvergrande is in close to US$300 billion dollars of debt, and Mr Hui has already sold two private jets – worth US$50 million, a range of artwork, and three properties in Victoria Peak in Hong Kong. \n \nVictoria Park is Hong Kong’s most prestigious location, and each property is believed to be US$100 million each. \n \nMr Hui has personally raised US$1.1 billion over the past couple of weeks and using the money to pay off the debts. \n \nThe next big payment Evergrande faces is on December 28 for US$255 million. ····· 111475233
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia New South Wales has recorded 216 new local COVID-19 cases and three further deaths. \n\nThere are currently 196 people in hospital with the virus in the state. ····· ····· ····· 111475232
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia There were cheers in a United States court this morning as two men convicted of killing civil rights icon Malcolm X were exonerated.\n\nThe New York County Supreme Court granted a motion to vacate the convictions of Muhammad Aziz and Khalil Islam.\n\nThe pair were convicted in 1965 after Malcolm X was fatally shot during a speech.\n\nAn investigation into the case found the FBI withheld key evidence, which would have likely led to their acquittal.\n\nMr Aziz was released from prison in 1985, Mr Islam was released in 1987 and died in 2009. ····· 111475231
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Crown Resorts has received a fresh takeover bid from United States private equity firm Blackstone for a total of $8.5 billion, according to Sky News business reporter Edward Boyd. \n \nThe offer is $12.50 per share, a minimal rise from Blackstone’s previous offer of $12.35 a share, which was made in July. \n \nCurrently, Crown’s share price is $9.90, for a total valuation of $6.7 billion. \n \nThe share price is expected to rise today due to Blackstone’s offer, but the current offer is below what The Star offered Crown earlier this year. \n \nThe Star offered to pay approximately $14 a share for a total of around $9.4 billion. \n \nBlackstone already owned 10 per cent of Crown’s shares, and the latest offer is being seen as a way out for billionaire James Packer, who has been told by the Victorian Royal Commission to sell down his shares. ····· 111475230
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Sky News Business Reporter Ed Boyd says there's ?bad news for the federal budget? as the iron ore price has fallen again overnight and is now at its lowest level in 18 months.\n\n?Also, pretty bad news for Western Australia’s projected budget surplus next year,? Mr Boyd said. \n\nMr Boyd said overnight, the iron ore price fell about five per cent and is now at about US$87 per tonne. \n\n?The big reason for the fall has been China basically crippling its own steel industry, they’ve told steel mills ‘you need to stop production’ because steel uses a lot of coal, and it creates a lot of pollution. \n\n?The theory is that once the Winter Olympics are finished, some of these steel mills are going to start producing a lot more steel again and use more iron ore and there’s a theory that the price could start to rise early next year.? ····· 111475229
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Victoria has recorded 1,273 new local COVID-19 cases and eight further deaths. \n\nThere are currently 330 people in hospital with the virus in the state. ····· ····· ····· ····· 111475228
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia More bad news for Joe Biden after a new poll found he would lose to Donald Trump in a hypothetical 2024 presidential matchup. \n\nA new poll carried out by Redfield and Wilton Strategies found 44 per cent of respondents would vote for Trump while 35 per cent would vote for Biden.\n\nThe same poll found Joe Biden’s approval rating has dropped to 37 per cent while his disapproval rating is 46 per cent.\n\nThe R&W poll asked voters if a hypothetical match up between Joe Biden and Donald Trump took place in 2024, who would they favour.\n\nIt found Donald Trump took the lead on 44 per cent and Joe Biden scored 39 per cent. ····· 111475227
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia More than 37,000 COVID-19 cases were recorded in Russia on Thursday. \n\nThe country reported 1,251 COVID-19 deaths in the 24 hour reporting period. ····· ····· ····· ····· ····· 111475226
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Germany has introduced new measures to slow a rise in COVID cases after the nation set a new record for coronavirus infections for a second consecutive day.\n\nNumbers are growing in many European countries, and those with the lowest vaccination rates are being hit the hardest. ····· 111475225
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia South Australia Premier Steven Marshall has extended the hours for two COVID testing sites at Victoria Park Pakapakanthi and Ridgehaven. \n\n?These will move from Tuesday next week to 24 hours a day, seven days a week,? Mr Marshall said. \n\n?We’re putting on an additional 100 personnel across SA Pathology from Tuesday next week. \n\n?We'll be making sure that we have the requisite staff in place to make sure that we can keep that testing regime up as we lift the borders to the rest of the country.? ····· 111475224
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia South Australia Premier Steven Marshall says the vaccination check in will go live on November 23, once the borders open up to the rest of the country. \n\n?There are thousands and thousands of vaccination appointments which are available today,? Mr Marshall said at a media conference on Friday. \n\n?My strong message to all South Australians is that the border is opening on Tuesday next week.\n\n"The best of thing that you can do for yourself, for your family, for your workplace, for your entire state, is to go and have that vaccination. It’s safe, it’s effective, it’s very quick, convenient and it will protect our entire state. \n\n?We also next week on the 23rd will have vax check available, vax check is when you use your QR code check in, you will also be able to demonstrate your vaccination status; that will go live as of next week and so will HealthCheck. \n\n?You may be required to monitor your health when you come into South Australia, this will all be contained with the information that comes back to you after you complete your entry checks.? ····· 111475223
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Kamala Harris' communications director has resigned this week amid growing criticism of the Vice President's performance and plunging poll numbers. ····· ····· ····· ····· ····· 111475222
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison has received his COVID-19 booster shot. \n\nMr Morrison received his booster jab alongside 84-year-old Jane Malysiak. \n\nMs Malysiak was the first person in Australia to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.\n\nThe Prime Minister is now eight months on from receiving his second dose of Pfizer. ····· 111475221
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The Netherlands has reported its highest increase in coronavirus infections since the pandemic began with 23,600 new COVID cases reported on Thursday.\n\nIt's the third day in a row new infections have been above the 20,000 mark.\n\nDutch health experts have proposed extending holidays over Christmas to keep children home to slow the rise in infections. ····· 111475220
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the construction on the Western Sydney International Airport is ?already 25 per cent complete? and the terminal will start to be built today. \n\n?That has come as a result of a great partnership, a partnership between the federal Liberals and Nationals and the state Liberals and Nationals working closely to secure Australia’s economic future and to secure the success of Western Sydney,? he said during a media conference on Friday. \n\nMr Morrison said the federal government had invested over $14 billion to the project and it will create 11,000 jobs. \n\nHe said of these 11,000 jobs, 50 per cent are ?from Western Sydney alone?.\n\n?We’re not just building an airport here, we are building a workforce that will continue to build Australia for decades to come,? he said. ····· 111475219
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Women's Tennis Association Chief Executive Steve Simon has called for verifiable proof that missing Chinese player Peng Shuai is safe. \n\nThe former Wimbledon doubles champion hasn't been heard from since she made sexual assault allegations against a top government official.\n\n"The WTA and the rest of the world need independent and verifiable proof that she is safe," Mr Simon said.\n\n"Peng Shuai must be allowed to speak freely, without coercion or intimidation from any source.\n\n"Her allegation of sexual assault must be respected, investigated with full transparency and without censorship."\n\nCampaigners have cast doubt over an email that's been released by Chinese state media claiming to be from the 35-year-old. \n\n"I'm not missing, nor am I unsafe," the email says.\n\n "I've just been resting at home and everything is fine.\n\n"Thank you for caring about me." ····· 111475218
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Avocado farmers are calling on the government to create more export opportunities, with many struggling to survive amid plunging local demand and prices. \n\nSky News senior reporter Caroline Marcus said avocado prices are "lower than never" and that the "humble fruit is now smashing farmers too". \n\n"The industry is ramping up calls for the government to open-up export to the region's biggest importer, Japan," Ms Marcus said. ····· 111475217
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Lawyers have urged Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to adopt recommendations for ?effective, independent oversight? of proposed pandemic management laws, saying the current bill confers too much power to the government. \n\nThe Andrews government is locked in last-ditch talks to secure crossbench support for the controversial legislation as it goes to a vote in the Upper House.\n\nPresident of the Law Institute of Victoria, Tania Wolff, told Sky News Australia recommendations have been made to make the bill ?fit for purpose?. \n\n?We have provided a number of recommendations in relation to the changes that we think will make it fit for purpose,? she said. \n\n?Those include provisions to allow for independent, effective oversight, external oversight of pandemic orders.\n\n?Essentially, there are measures that can be made, and provisions that can be made in the bill, for effectively, independent oversight of the bill. \n\n?Right now, you have a bill that confers extensive power on the executive.\n\n?Previously, as everyone knows, that power was in the hands of the chief health officer to be able to make those orders and the idea of having that power vested in an accountable executive to parliament and to the public through the election process is a better option.? ····· 111475216
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Disaster assistance payments have been announced for farmers in the New South Wales Central West after flooding caused the loss of millions of dollars worth of crops.\n\nPremier Dominic Perrottet has visited the town of Forbes to meet impacted farmers and volunteers. ····· 111475215
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Mandatory QR check-ins could soon be scrapped in low-risk venues across New South Wales should COVID cases continue to fall. \n\nSome locations - including shopping centres and cafes - could transition to voluntary sign-ins by Christmas, health advice permitting.\n\nCustomer Services Minister Victor Dominello supports the move, but says measures will remain in high-risk zones - like gyms and pubs - into next year.\n\nThe state is also expected to reduce the quarantine period for close contacts, only requiring them to isolate \nuntil they return a negative test result.\n \nIt will mean New South Wales will adopt the same management model as Victoria. ····· 111475214
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia The Unknown Sailor – the sole body recovered following the sinking of HMAS Sydney during World War II – has finally been identified. \n\nToday marks 80 years since one of Australia's greatest naval tragedies occurred, an event which saw the deaths of all 645 sailors onboard. ····· 111475213
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Brisbane Airport has been identified as a COVID-19 exposure site after being visited by an infected traveller. \n\nA health alert has been issued for Sunday November 14 after the man was infectious in the airport for a short time before leaving for Hobart. \n\nAnyone who was there between 7:30am and 8:40am is considered a low risk contact and must get tested. \n\nThey are not required to quarantine while waiting for a result. ····· 111475212
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Genomic testing has linked a coronavirus cluster affecting the Northern Territory's Indigenous population to another outbreak in November.\n\nA 21-year-old woman - who lied about visiting Victoria upon entering Darwin - gave the virus to a defence contractor, who then passed it onto his housemates.\n\nIt's unknown how the virus then travelled to a Katherine household before it was brought into the remote community of Robinson River. \n\nThe Territory marked it's first day this week of no new cases, but Chief Minister Michael Gunner warns the coming days are crucial for contract tracers. \n\nThe Katherine-Robinson River cluster stands at 19 cases. ····· 111475211
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Deputy Premier Steven Miles has accused Prime Minister Scott Morrison of siding with anti-vaxxers and undermining the Queensland's vaccine rollout after the prime minister criticised the state's mandatory vaccine laws.\n\nIn comment made on Thursday, Mr Morrison urged leaders to relax vaccine measures, saying that Queenslanders should be allowed to "get a cup of coffee in Brisbane regardless of whether you’ve had a vaccine or not" once the state reaches 80 per cent double dose vaccination. \n\nThe prime minister's remarks sparked the ire of Queensland officials, with Mr Miles saying: "We want people in Brisbane to get a coffee too, we just don’t want them to get COVID while they’re doing it". ····· 111475210
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Victoria has removed almost all COVID restrictions fully vaccinated residents as the state approaches its 90 per cent double dose target a week earlier than initially projected.\n\nMore than 88 per cent of Victorians have received both of their COVID jabs and almost 93 per cent have had one dose. \n\nPremier Daniel Andrews has congratulated those who rolled up their sleeve. \n\nNightclubs have reopened and sitting while drinking is no longer required. \n\nLimits on home visitors have been removed, along with density limits at hospitality venues. \n\nMasks are no longer mandatory in most workplaces with the exception of high-risk occupations.\n\nThe face coverings are however still required for customers and workers in retail and restaurant settings until December 15. ····· 111475209
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews is holding last minute negotiations with crossbench MPs in a last-ditch effort to pass its controversial pandemic bill through the Upper House. \n\nMr Andrews may be forced to make a host of concessions, which could include scrapping vaccine mandates and increasing independent scrutiny of pandemic powers. ····· 111475208
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Adoni Media’s Leisa Goddard says it is ?great news? the uptake in trade apprenticeships has hit an all-time high. \n\nThe Australian is reporting the surge will help fill the gaps in the economy created by border closures. \n\n?For years and years and years there's been this huge push to get all of our kids going through ... university which is great but there has been this real lack of support of trying to get kids into the trades and we desperately need them,? Ms Goddard said. ····· 111475207
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia There is ?real concern? within the international tennis community over the disappearance of Chinese star Peng Shuai, according to Adoni Media’s Leisa Goddard. \n\nThe Australian is reporting concerns have increased about Peng Shuai’s disappearance after a bizarre email was released by the state-controlled media which was alleged to be written by her. \n\n?You only need to real the message that was put out,? Ms Goddard told Sky News host Jenna Clarke. \n\n?It doesn’t look like anything that you would write as a regular Joe when you’re putting out some sort of tweet or some sort of message on social media or across email. \n\n?It’s just stunted. It doesn't seem like anything a real person would write. It seems like propaganda. \n\n?I think there should be very long and loud calls to actually see and hear from her because it’s China and who knows what has happened.? ····· 111475206
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Adoni Media’s Leisa Goddard says financial institutions are ?wary? of cryptocurrencies as they become normalised. \n\nThe Australian Financial Review is reporting the RBA has warned investors in cryptocurrencies they are at risk of holding speculative assets which could end up losing most of their value. ····· 111475205
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Sky News host Paul Murray says it is a ?necessity? for Australia to step forward and help protect the democracy which is Taiwan.\n\nMr Murray discussed the issue with Liberal Senator Jim Molan. ····· 111475204
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Royal commentator Neil Sean says he feels very sorry for the Queen because Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have brought ?so much stress? to her.\n\n?It must have been a horrendous year, on top of that of course losing the Duke of Edinburgh,? Mr Sean told Sky News host Paul Murray.\n\n?If they sat down as a family and thought ‘what have we done to this lady (the Queen)’, it’s not great is it.? ····· 111475203
für € kaufen ···· Sky News Australia Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes says it is ?absolutely inappropriate? for biological males to participate in professional women's sport. \n\nIt comes as Tasmanian Liberal Senator Claire Chandler calls for the definition of sex to be reintroduced into the Sex Discrimination Act to ensure women's only sport can be allowed. \n\n?New Zealand (which) we know is the bastion for all things woke have just put in a transgender athlete as their woman of the year,? Ms Hughes told Sky News host Paul Murray. \n\n?I mean it’s obscene when they’ve got this amazing All Blacks woman rugby player who’s brilliant - she was totally overlooked. \n\n?They actually have an Olympian ... who won more medals than New Zealand’s ever won – totally overlooked. \n\n?It’s about women being recognised for women and the transgender movement is actually trying to cancel out biological women.? ····· 111475202 News & Politics
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