Schedule for 10 Sydney Saturday night coverage.
NSW Election Update 10:30 - 10:45 pm
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Mark Latham? Are they actually serious?
They’re not wrong when they call it the ‘Most Controversial Panel’ 
In Brisbane the only available coverage is Sky News or ABC (or presumably if you set your location to NSW, streaming)
Yeah, why would anyone else carry it?
i thought perhaps a multi channel could carry it for politics nerds
I think it would only be “media nerds” who might like to see the commercials’ election coverage offerings. Political nerds would be more than happy to just watch ABC News channel 
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NSW VOTES: Saturday 25th March from 6pm (AEDT) on ABC TV in NSW, ABC NEWS channel and ABC iview.
As New South Wales heads to the polls the ABC will bring you all the latest election news to watch, listen and read.
Can the Coalition defy the polls and achieve an historic fourth term, or will Labor succeed after 12 years in opposition?
As the votes are cast and counted, tune into the ABC for the most comprehensive coverage led by Insiders host David Speers, 7.30 presenter Sarah Ferguson and Chief Elections Analyst Antony Green. Joining them will be state political reporter Ashleigh Raper, news presenter Jeremy Fernandez and reporters across the state in all the key electorates.
Joining the panel will be the Treasurer Matt Kean (Liberal) and Labor’s Leader in the Legislative Council Penny Sharpe. Political strategists and pollsters Kosmos Samaras and Tony Barry return to election night and will help analyse the result using their unique insights and analysis.
David Speers will be back for the wash up on Sunday morning with a special edition of Insiders live from the ABC Election Centre in Sydney.
Check out ABC iview for election explainers and interviews, plus livestream concession and victory speeches as they happen.
Join ABC Radio Sydney from 6pm on 702AM and ABC listen for the latest updates, insights and to have your say throughout election night with Mornings host Sarah Macdonald, Drive host Richard Glover and their expert panel.
On Sunday hear the full wrap of the results on a special edition of AM from 8am and from 10am, Simon Marnie will have a wash up from around the state on Weekend Mornings. On Wednesday 29th March, Sarah Macdonald and Ashleigh Raper will take a deeper dive into the election outcome in the final episode of the Matters of State podcast.
Visit abc.net.au/nswvotes or download the ABC NEWS app for the latest election news, live blogs and updates. Plus, there’s Antony Green’s breakdown of the electorates and information on the key seats to watch.
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What?
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That’s actually what the media release says
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Seven haven’t announced yet that they’re doing a special at 5pm yet? Since they always copy what Nine does (and vice versa. lol).
So assume Chris will anchor the normal bulletin from Melbourne?
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Or Jenn… but yes, that’s what usually happens.
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Or the Adelaide green screen in Sydney if they send sport/weather on location…
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7NEWS pulls power panel for NSW Decides 2023
Amelia Brace and Michael Usher to lead political heavyweights for the state’s best election coverage
7NEWS will deliver the most experienced and authoritative election coverage when NSW voters go to the polls this Saturday.
State Political Editor Amelia Brace and 7NEWS presenter Michael Usher are set to lead a panel of political heavyweights from 5.00pm on Channel 7 and 7plus, dissecting the up-to-the-minute voting trends which will determine who will form the state’s next Government.
Bringing their insider knowledge and campaign prowess to the NSW Decides 2023 broadcast, the 7NEWS expert panel includes:
David Elliott, the Liberal Party’s most experienced minister, known for his bomb-throwing skills, who is leaving politics and won’t be afraid to share his thoughts on the way out;
Labor powerbroker and tactician, Jo Haylon, a senior shadow minister who has been central to her party’s campaign and is also a close confidante of Opposition Leader Chris Minns and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese;
Nationals MP Melinda Pavey, who has variously been a minister for roads, water, and housing during her 35-year political career and should know early in the night if the bush can save the Coalition;
And last, but not least, one of Australia’s most controversial politician, Mark Latham, who knows the movements in every marginal seat, brings his unique knowledge of the inner workings of the Labor party (as its former leader) and stands a strong chance of holding the balance of power in the NSW Upper House.
7NEWS political editor Mark Riley returns with his famed “Screen of Dreams”, while Chief Reporter Chris Reason and Chris Maher will each report from Labor and Liberal party headquarters.
7NEWS Sydney news director, Jason Morrison, said: “We have chosen experts who are all current or key players in NSW politics today, and who will share their insider news and headlining views in what is shaping to be an election like no other.
“Amelia Brace showed her dominance in state political reporting when she masterfully managed both Premier Dominic Perrottet and Chris Minns during the 7NEWS Leaders debate this month. She and Michael Usher will our on-air team, who have seen more elections than any other network.”
For rolling coverage of election day news, follow 7NEWS.com.au and join 7NEWS presenter Mark Ferguson at 6.00pm, Saturday 25 March for a special bulletin, before NSW Decides 2023 continues from 7.00pm.
7NEWS NSW Decides 2023
From 5.00pm this Saturday on Channel 7 and 7plus
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Seven updating their schedule to match the start time from Nine.
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And Fergo presenting 6pm. Good move.
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More like disaster. He is no John King and the data they present makes no sense.
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