List of programs broadcast by Sky News Australia

This is a list of programs currently or formerly broadcast on Sky News Australia. This list does not include programming on sister and defunct channels such as Your Money, Sky News Business Channel, Sky News Weather or Sky News Extra.

Current original programming

Title	Premiere date	Seasons	Duration (inc. adverts)	Presenter(s)
AM Agenda	Unknown	Unknown	1 hour	Kieran Gilbert
First Edition[1]	Unknown	Unknown	3 hours	Brooke Corte Kieran Gilbert
Heads Up[2]	January 30, 2017 (2017-01-30)	1	1 hour	Chris Kenny
Outsiders	December 4, 2016	9	1 hours	Rowan Dean Rita Panahi James Morrow
Paul Murray Live	2010 (2010)	14	1 hour	Paul Murray
PM Agenda	Unknown	Unknown	2 hours
Saturday Edition	July 9, 2016	1	2.5 hours	Paul Murray
Sunday Agenda	July 4, 2010	7	1 hour
Sunday Edition	July 10, 2016	1	2 hours
Sunday Live[3]	May 1, 2016	1	1 hour	Janine Perrett
The Bolt Report	April 25, 2016	9	1 hour	Andrew Bolt
Credlin	2017			Peta Credlin
The Late Debate	2024			James Macpherson, Liz Storer and Caleb Bond
The Rita Panahi Show	2023			Rita Panahi
Sharri	2018			Sharri Markson
The Friday Show	April 10, 2015	1	2 hours	Janine Perrett
The Last Word	2016	1	30 minutes
The Latest with Laura Jayes	January 18, 2016	1	1 hour	Laura Jayes
The Morning Shift[4]	January 30, 2017	1	2.5 hours	Tom Connell
Weekend Live with Ahron Young[3][4]	May 2016	1	3 hours	Ashleigh Gillon (2016) Ahron Young (2017-)

Current acquired programming

Title	Premiere date	Duration (inc. adverts)	Country of origin	Original channel
ABC World News[5][6]	Unknown	30 minutes	United States of America	ABC
CBS Evening News[5][6]	Unknown	30 minutes	United States of America	CBS

Former programming

Title	Premiere date	End date	Seasons	Duration (inc. adverts)	Presenter(s)	Notes
Jones + Co	February 2014	2018	1 hour	Alan Jones Peta Credlin
Credlin & Keneally	November 16, 2016 (2016-11-16)	May 2017	1	1 hour	Peta Credlin Kristina Keneally	On hiatus[7]
Friday Live[8][9]	July 5, 2013	December 12, 2014	2	1 hour	Chris Kenny	Cancelled
Hadley!	November 16, 2010	December 8, 2010	1	1 hour	Ray Hadley	Cancelled
Hinch Live	February 1, 2015	April 24, 2016	2	1 hour	Derryn Hinch	On hiatus following Hinch's election to senate.[10]
Keneally and Cameron	September 19, 2014	March 27, 2015	2	2 hours	Kristina Keneally Ross Cameron	Cancelled
Lunchtime Agenda	Unknown	May 28, 2015	Unknown	30 minutes	Laura Jayes	Replaced by To The Point.
News Now with Helen Dalley[3]	May 2016	January 26, 2017	1	2 hours	Helen Dalley	Cancelled, replaced with The Morning Shift.[4]
The B Team with Peter Berner	July 16, 2016	2017	1 hour	Peter Berner
Sky News NZ Evening News[11]	March 12, 2007	Unknown	Unknown	1 hour	Unknown	Cancelled. Aired in New Zealand only.
PVO NewsHour	January 20, 2014	May 28, 2015	2	1 hour	Peter van Onselen	Ended
Politics HQ[4]	February 5, 2017	2017	1 hours	Nicholas Reece
Reporting Live	January 28, 2013	April 21, 2016	4	1 hour	Stan Grant	On hiatus.[12]
Saturday Agenda	Unknown	December 2015	Unknown	30 minutes	David Lipson	Replaced by Pyne & Marles.
Saturday Live[13]	August 10, 2013[A]	July 2016	2	1 hour	Janine Perrett
Showdown[14]	September 13, 2011	2014	3	1 hour	Peter van Onselen	Ended
SportsNight with James Bracey	January 27, 2013	December 15, 2016	4	1 hour	James Bracey	Ended.[15]
The Cabinet	August 18, 2014	Last aired 2015	3	1 hour	Kristina Keneally Peter Reith Helen Coonan Craig Emerson
The Contrarians	Unknown	September 12, 2014	2	2 hour	Peter van Onselen	Replaced by Keneally and Cameron
The Dalley Edition[16]	Unknown	April 18, 2014	Unknown	1 hour	Helen Dalley	Replaced by a third-weekly edition of Viewpoint
To The Point	June 1, 2015	2017	30 minutes	Peter van Onselen Kristina Keneally
PVO NewsDay	June 1, 2015	2017	3.5 hours	Peter van Onselen
Karvelas	February 7, 2016	2017	1 hours	Patricia Karvelas
The Nation with David Speers	Unknown	December 2015	Unknown	60 minutes	David Speers	Replaced by Speers Tonight.
Pyne & Marles	February 6, 2015	2019	30 minutes	Christopher Pyne Richard Marles
Richo	February 23, 2011	2021	1 hour	Graham Richardson
Viewpoint	Unknown	2016	Unknown	1 hour	Chris Kenny	Cancelled.[2]

Notes

• ^A Debuted as a short run series for the 2013 election ending 31 August 2013, and relaunched on 30 April 2016 ahead of the 2016 election before ending again.