Privately owned Sky News Australia, also known as Sky TV Australia, is headquartered in Australia and is a subsidiary of News Corp Australia. Founded in 1996, it operates with approximately 280 employees, functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company provides broadcast media and distribution services, focusing on delivering rolling news on a daily basis.
On April 30, 2026, Sky News Australia's Peta Credlin interviewed Daniel Wild, Deputy Executive Director at the IPA, and Sky News contributor Karalee Katsambanis to discuss inflation spiking to 4.6%. Previously, on April 5, the broadcaster abruptly terminated an interview with retired US Colonel Ann Wright after she criticized US missile strikes on Iran, an incident that occurred amidst escalating Middle East tensions. Earlier, on March 13, Saxon Davidson, a research fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs, appeared on The Bond Report to discuss high migration levels and their impact on housing and the economy, referencing New South Wales Premier Chris Minns' acknowledgment of the issue. This followed Mia Schlicht, also a research fellow with the Institute of Public Affairs, and former federal Labour politician Michael Danby joining Andrew Bolt on The Bolt Report on March 10. In February, Sky News Australia announced on February 25 that it plans to rebrand as News24 later this year, coinciding with its 30th anniversary and the unveiling of a new state-of-the-art media broadcast headquarters, supported by investment from parent company News Corp.
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