Gold Coast Bulletin

Sky News host Peta Credlin says it is “abundantly clear” that Labor has no chance of reaching its net-zero targets.The Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry chief executive Andrew McKellar has called on the government to rethink their target, saying they are quote "putting all the eggs in one basket" with its ­renewables-focused policy.“They're not wrong but sadly I don't like their chances of getting Chris Bowen's attention,” Ms Credlin said.

Sky News host Rita Panahi lauded US President Donald Trump’s son, Barron.“His popularity has absolutely skyrocketed,” Ms Panahi said.“There’s talk of a dynasty emerging.”

Newsweek Senior Editor-At-Large Josh Hammer has questioned the “usefulness” of the United States Agency for International Development.Mr Hammer’s comments come after White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt blasted the USAID for having “insane priorities.”“My very first question … is has this organisation outlived its usefulness,” Mr Hammer told Sky News host Gabriella Power.“My candid frank conclusion when it comes to USAID is the answer is yes because if you look at some of the recent disbursements, they have been making … a lot of American dollars here are going to a lot of garbage causes.”

Broadcaster Lucy Zelic questions whether it was “appropriate” for the former NSW transport minister to bring up motherhood at her resignation.“In this situation it was really embarrassing the comments she made,” Ms Zelic told Sky News host Peta Credlin.“I don’t know how it works in the context of her going off to have a boozy session with her girlfriends at a winery; what context did she think including motherhood into that was appropriate.“It’s been a massive debacle for her, and I’m glad that it’s come to an end.”

‘To Di For’ podcast host Kinsey Schofield labels the reports of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle considering moving back to the UK as “ludicrous”.“It hasn’t changed Meghan Markle’s mind, she hasn’t stepped foot in the UK since the death of Queen Elizabeth,” Ms Schofield said.“She prides herself on that and she prides herself on that control that she has. Harry and Meghan don’t attend his friends’ weddings because she doesn’t want to visit the UK.“I think that this story is ludicrous because Meghan Markle does not want to be in the UK.”

GOP Pollster and Messaging Strategist Brent Buchanan has awarded Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk high praise for their efforts in explaining what the Department of Government Efficiency entails.Mr Buchanan’s comments come after White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt blasted the United States Agency for International Development for having “insane priorities”.“Right now, Americans are open to looking at everything,” Mr Buchanan told Sky News host Gabriella Power.“I really credit Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk for spending a lot of time in the lead up to Trump taking the oath of office to explain what is the Department of Government Efficiency, why we need one, what is it going to look at and they are doing an incredible job at communicating everything they are seeing and finding.”

Newsweek Senior-Editor-At-Large Josh Hammer has warmly received Kash Patel as the nominee for Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, calling the former chief of staff to the secretary of defence the "perfect pick." US President Donald Trump's high-profile cabinet picks appeared before Congressional committees last week, but some nominees are still yet to be selected."I think Kash Patel is the perfect pick to lead the FBI," Mr Hammer told Sky News host Gabriella Power."Kash Patel is someone who has worked on national security investigations … he is well equipped to restore public confidence in the integrity of the FBI."The FBI … is really the agency more than any other in the entirety of the United States government that is at the belly of the beast."

Sky News host Paul Murray discusses the floods and fires on Australian shores and how they are changing rapidly.“Flood and fire, both are extremes that are affecting different parts of our country,” Mr Murray said.“I start with this tonight because it is the greatest urgency for the people living in those areas.”

Former AFP detective superintendent David Craig discusses the Albanese Labor government’s “positive measures” to attempt to counteract the rise of antisemitism in Australia.“The hard right has been a threat to the Jewish community and quite rightly the government has taken some positive measures this week,” Mr Craig said.“But what they need to do is do the same for the radical Islamic leaders.”

Sky News host Sharri Markson discusses how Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is claiming he cannot answer questions about the caravan of explosives as it would “compromise” investigations.“The prime minister claims he can’t answer questions about when he found out about the caravan of explosives,” Ms Markson said.“He said it would compromise an investigation.”