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If you thought working in radio required a thick skin, spare a thought for politicians. Not everyone is cut out for the public scrutiny that comes with

Sky News contributor Katherine Deves says the conversations about changing the date for Australia Day might not be “in line with community expectations”. “When we see these councils deciding to honour the day, its reflective of maybe what the people want,” Ms Deves told Sky News host Gary Hardgrave. “It just goes to show that people want to celebrate.”

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are being considered as threat to the royal family and the UK after the Dukes claims in his book, as per a new report.The Duke and Duchess will not have a place at...

Sky News host Caroline Di Russo says Prince Harry is a “really sad individual” and she doesn’t think it is appropriate to have private family conversations “fleshed out in public”. “When you look at that sort of behaviour you think ‘well this here is a family you’ve done nothing but denigrate, why would you want the titles at all?’,” she told Sky News host Gary Hardgrave.

Prince Harry has put his comrades in danger with his claims that he killed 25 Taliban insurgents while on military duty, The Daily Mirror’s Royal Editor Russell Myers says. He said revealing his kill count will “weigh heavy” even after the “dust settles” from his interviews. “We had the British generals coming out this week, former heads of the armed forces, saying he has actually trashed the only family he had left,” Mr Myers told Sky News host Gary Hardgrave. “He’s moved on...

Liberal Party Vice President Teena McQueen says “the tide is turning” on Prince Harry ahead of the release of his upcoming book ‘Spare’. “I think everyone in the States and Britain has found out that he’s a bit of a wuss,” she told Sky News host Gary Hardgrave.

One Nation Staffer James Ashby says its “madness” that Australia is shutting down their coal-fired power stations as China is building more. “The biggest thing to fathom here is China are building another 100 coal-fired power stations over there so its not as though theyre doing us any favours by taking this, they desperately need it,” Mr Ashby told Sky News host Gary Hardgrave. “As they continue to build more coal-fired power stations, they’re going to use more. “Here we are … t...

Sky News host Gary Hardgrave says Australia Day fosters people to speak on what makes being Australian “great”. “One of our great national days of unity is coming up this month, Australia Day,” Mr Hardgrave told Sky News host James Morrow. “A day in which Australians of all backgrounds, beliefs and all generations, all experiences, can come together to talk about what makes it great being an Australian. “What brings us together is much more important than the things that are going to...

Other 2022 changes see Piers Morgan, Erin Molan and a revamped primetime schedule with Paul Murray Live.