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'That fella from down under' is what Joe Biden called Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison. But on Saturday night (Sunday in Australia), I was the fella from down under as a guest on Sky News Australia's excellent 'Outsiders' program. We covered three or four topics from American news of the day. I think it was a fun and informative segment; I hope you enjoy it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WS6vyOE-L6c Sunday's entire Outsiders program

Sky News Regional launch on 1 August confirmed July 26, 2021 10:22 Sky News has announced that Sky News Regional will launch on 1 August as planned on Channels 53 and 56. The announcement: Sky News Regional launches Sunday August 1, 2021 offering regional free-to-air viewers in parts of NSW, VIC, QLD and SA real news and honest views with a focus on live breaking news, weather, national affairs and sport from the Sky News Australia and FOX SPORTS News teams. Sky News Regional will feature a new live breakfast program, Sky News Breakfast hosted by Jaynie Seal and Samantha Chiari from 6:00am o...

(Image: Brisbane Lions) AFL helped Seven triumph on Thursday — the network easily won the night in main channels and total people. But Thursday night is not exactly a glittering prize. The most watched non-news, non-sport program wasn’t even in prime time: it was the 5.30-6pm section of Seven’s The Chase Australia, with 909,000 viewers. Not even the AFL — 781,000 — could attract more viewers. Low numbers across the board, it appears. The 717,000 viewership for MasterChef on Ten was not nearly sizeable enough, while on the ABC Foreign Correspondent on deepfakes (with Hamish Macdo...

Home and Away, Hard Quiz top the night Crikey 12 hrs ago Home and Away (1.035 million) and  Hard Quiz (957,000) were the most watched non-news programs followed by the 5.30pm segment of  The Chase Australia with 945,000. Nine’s  Travel Guides averaged 931,000 and  Doctor Doctor jumped to 631,000 in its dying days for Nine.  Big Brother (845,000),  MasterChef Australia (760,000) rounded out the top programs of interest. Breakfast: Today, 321,000/213,000;  News Breakfast, 276,000/183,000. Regional top five: Seven News, 610,000; Seven News 6.30pm, 570,000;  Home and Away, 407,00...

AP Photo/Alex Brandon Whom to blame for the virus deaths? The ChiComs? Authoritarian bureaucrats and politicians? Public health bureaucrats? Anti-Trump legacy media? Big Pharma? “Big Science” periodicals? All of the above? And how do we find out for sure? Let us examine what we know today. The month of May was a bad one for the ChiComs and their allies in the Democrat-media complex who have been obfuscating the origins of the virus for both political reasons and also to avoid accountability/retribution. State-run Communist Chinese media, their World Health Organization allies, and fellow ...