Kristina Keneally joined Sky News Australia and began co-hosting panel program "The Contrarians" every Friday afternoon with Ross Cameron, before the pair were given their own self-titled program "Keneally and Cameron". This program was axed in April 2015. Keneally joined Peter van Onselen as co-host of Sky News daytime program "To The Point" on 1 June 2015 which airs during "PVO NewsDay". Keneally was also a regular presenter of primetime programs "The Cabinet" and "Credlin & Keneally". Upon announcing her intention to stand for Federal parliament, she took leave from Sky News on the same day as her announcement on 14 November
Schindler's Ark saving 1,200 Jews from concentration camps all over Poland and Germany. It is a work of historical fiction which describes actual people and places with fictional events, dialogue and scenes added by the author and reconstructed dialogue where exact details are unknown. Keneally wrote a number of well received novels before and after "Schindler's Ark"; however, it has since gone on to become his most well-known and celebrated work. Poldek Pfefferberg, a Holocaust survivor, inspired Keneally to write "Schindler's Ark". After the war, Pfefferberg had tried on a number of occasions to interest the screenwriters and filmmakers he met through