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Sky News AU
3 days ago
- Politics
- Sky News AU
Trump demands Washington Commanders reverse name change back to Redskins
Sky News host Freya Leach discusses United States President Donald Trump's post on Truth Social demanding the Washington Commanders reverse their name back to Washington Redskins. 'After the Black Lives Matter riots the Washington Commanders changed their name from the Redskins,' Ms Leach said. 'Because it was seen as a racial slur against Native Americans.'
Sky News AU
17-07-2025
- General
- Sky News AU
‘Fertility crisis': Australia's fertility rate ‘deepening' amid cost-of-living pressures
Sky News host Freya Leach says Australia's fertility rate is about 1.5 births per woman, further adding that the 'crisis is only deepening' amid cost-of-living pressures. 'It's no secret that Australia, and really the whole Western world, is in the midst of a fertility crisis,' Ms Leach said. 'The fertility rate here in Australia is about 1.5 births per woman, which is far below the replacement rate of 2.1. 'New preliminary data shows that the crisis is only deepening.'
Sky News AU
17-07-2025
- Politics
- Sky News AU
‘Truly horrific': African migrant gangs leave Spanish residents ‘extremely scared'
Sky News host Freya Leach discusses the 'truly horrific' events unfolding in Spain. Violent clashes continue in escalate in Torre-Pacheco between far-right groups and North African migrants, leaving local residents afraid. Ms Leach said the community is 'extremely scared' of the African migrant gangs.
Sky News AU
15-07-2025
- Business
- Sky News AU
RBA's plan to ban card surcharges questioned
Sky News host Freya Leach discusses the Reserve Bank's plan to ban credit and debit card surcharges. 'Some good news for Australians, the RBA today released a plan to ban credit card and debit card surcharge fees,' Ms Leach said. 'You think it is going to cost $10, and then you go to pay, and it is $10.02, what is that surcharge?'
Sky News AU
10-07-2025
- Science
- Sky News AU
‘It's so silly': Study reveals how long the universe has left until the ‘Big Crunch' occurs
According to a new study, researchers predict the universe only has 20 billion years left before what's been dubbed the 'Big Crunch' will occur. Sky News host Freya Leach discussed the study's findings. 'It's so silly – I mean the Earth, according to this article, has been around for 13.8 billion years, so we're not even halfway through Earth's life cycle, so you hear people stressing about the end of the world,' she said. 'It's ok, guys. We've got another 20 billion years.'
