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SKY News line-up 2024

A new Jury show, Steve Price and primetime changes coming in 2024.

As recently tipped a new debate show is coming to SKY News in 2024.

Danica De Giorgio will host The Jury in which ‘hot button’ issues are debated by two guests before a studio audience jury, which then delivers their verdict. It will premiere in February.

Sharri moves to primetime while Chris Kenny moves to 5pm.

New in 2024, Steve Price joins his own show, a new politics program with Tom Connell launches during Parliamentary sitting weeks, Laura Jayes is set to host a new digital conversation series for SkyNews.com.au, Cheng Lei joins the team and Andrew Clennell takes the reins as host of Sunday Agenda.

Paul Whittaker, SKY News Australia, Chief Executive Officer, said: “At a time of significant local and international news events, our line-up of award-winning journalists and opinion leaders will deliver audiences quality journalism and informed and diverse views on the issues they care about across our growing multiplatform news network.

“With the imminent launch of the SkyNews.com.au Streaming Subscription service, 2024 is set to be an exciting year in the evolution of our digital journey, while across broadcast platforms we will continue to bring Australians a premium viewing experience.”

Here are key highlights for the 2024 schedule:

· First Edition with Peter Stefanovic, weekdays at 5.30am, returns 15 January

· AM Agenda with Laura Jayes, weekdays at 9.00am, returns 15 January

· NewsDay with Kieran Gilbert, weekdays at 11.00am, returns 15 January

· Afternoon Agenda with Tom Connell, Monday and Friday and Ashleigh Gillon, Tuesday-Thursday at 2.00pm, returns 15 January

· Politics Now with Tom Connell, weekdays at 3.15pm (during Parliamentary sitting weeks), premieres 6 February

· Business Now with Ross Greenwood, weekdays at 4.30pm, returns 15 January

· The Kenny Report with Chris Kenny, Monday-Thursday at 5.00pm, returns 15 January

· Credlin with Peta Credlin, Monday-Thursday at 6.00pm, returns 15 January

· The Bolt Report with Andrew Bolt, Monday-Thursday at 7.00pm, returns 8 January

· Sharri with Sharri Markson, Monday-Thursday at 8.00pm, returns 15 January in its new time slot

· Paul Murray Live with Paul Murray, Sunday-Thursday at 9.00pm, returns 15 January

· The Late Debate, hosted by James Macpherson, Liz Storer and Caleb Bond, Monday-Thursday at 10.00pm, returns 8 January

· Piers Morgan Uncensored with Piers Morgan, Tuesday-Friday at 11.00pm, returns 9 January

· Erin with Erin Molan, Fridays at 5.00pm, returns 19 January

· Steve Price with Steve Price, Fridays at 6.00pm, starts 19 January

· The Rita Panahi Show with Rita Panahi, Fridays at 7.00pm, returns 19 January

· The U.S. Report with James Morrow, Fridays at 8.00pm, returns 19 January

· The Media Show with Jack Houghton, Friday at 9.00pm, returns 19 January

· Weekend Edition with Tim Gilbert and Jaynie Seal, weekends at 6.00am, returns 20 January

· Sunday Agenda with Andrew Clennell, Sundays at 8.00am, returns 28 January

· Outsiders with Rowan Dean, Rita Panahi and James Morrow, Sundays at 9.00am, returns 21 January

· Business Weekend with Ross Greenwood, Sundays at 11.00am, returns 21 January

· The Sunday Showdown with Caleb Bond, Sundays at 7.00pm, returns 21 January

· The Jury with Danica De Giorgio, Sundays at 8.00pm, premieres 4 February

· The Royal Report with Caroline Di Russo, Sundays at 10:00pm, returns 21 January

All times in AEDT

Sky News Digital will also launch a new long-form interview series Conversations with Laura Jayes on SkyNews.com.au, where Jayes delves into the lives of some of the world’s most interesting and influential people.

This year Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power also hosts a new online show for SkyNews.com.au, Race to the White House, featuring political pundits and news-breakers as America enters campaign mode for the 2024 Presidential Election.

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4 Responses

  1. Interesting that Tom Connell and Kieran Gilbert have flipped positions. Connell is underrated as talent for mine, good to see him get some more prominence.

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