We don’t know that though, they obviously had plans I’m guessing since there was what appeared to be a 30 min bulletin listed separately and would make sense to recap things from a local perspective at a reasonable time.
The change might just be for the purposes of the TV Guide, or who knows. Guess we’ll soon see.
Catalina Flórez in Washington for SBS.
Reporting from a very chilly Washington
Tune in to @SBSNews tonight for all the details on the protests and parties welcoming President-elect Donald Trump to the capital ahead of Inauguration Day
https://x.com/florezcata/status/1880839741932994939?s=46&t=RPKXX3QJ5bwM_6c5rMb0SA
From The Australian’s Media Diary:
The ABC coverage gets under way with ABC News Breakfast anchors James Glenday and Bridget Brennan.
They will be crossing to Washington where North American correspondents Jade Macmillan, Barbara Miller and Carrington Clarke will be joined by new US correspondent Kamin Gock.
Seven is starting its coverage at 3am with foreign editor Hugh Whitfeld anchoring in studio in Sydney. Joining him will be Dr Keith Suter and Simon Jackman.
The coverage will continue on Sunrise from 5am. 7News US correspondent Tim Lester will be reporting from Washington.
Nine also is starting at 3am with Today anchorsKarl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo in the Sydney studio alongside chief political editor Charles Croucher. On the ground in Washington for Nine will be reporters Jonathan Kearsley and Lauren Tomasi.
Would love to have Ali P on the desk too
ABC’s coverage will also have analysis from former NBC Presenter Sara James and other experts.
It is just me or have CNN AI edited trumps official portion photo to make him smile? It looks off haha
7NEWS Presents: US Presidential Inauguration
Special live coverage from the US on Seven and 7plus
Join 7NEWS on Tuesday as US President-elect Donald Trump takes the oath of office for his second term, officially becoming the 47th President of the United States.
7NEWS Foreign Editor Hugh Whitfeld will anchor live coverage, from 3.00am AEDT on Seven and 7plus. Special guests Dr Keith Suter AM and Simon Jackman will join to provide expert analysis. The special coverage will continue on Sunrise from 5.00am.
7NEWS US Correspondent Tim Lester will be reporting live from Washington DC, delivering key updates throughout the inauguration, and capturing all the important moments.
Then, don’t miss 7NEWS at 6:00pm for a comprehensive recap of the historic event, featuring highlights, analysis, and the latest news from both Australia and around the world.
7NEWS Presents: US Presidential Inauguration
Live Tuesday, 21 January on Seven and 7plus
Broadcast times on Seven and 7plus
Tuesday, 21 January
Sydney, Melbourne
3.00am 7NEWS Presents: US Presidential Inauguration
5.00am Sunrise
9.00am The Morning Show
6.00pm 7NEWS
Brisbane
3.00am 7NEWS Presents: US Presidential Inauguration
5.00am Sunrise
9.00am The Morning Show
6.00pm 7NEWS
Adelaide
3.00am 7NEWS Presents: US Presidential Inauguration
5.00am Sunrise
9.00am The Morning Show
6.00pm 7NEWS
Perth
3.00am 7NEWS Presents: US Presidential Inauguration
5.00am Sunrise
9.00am The Morning Show
6.00pm 7NEWS
Strange release; not sure why the various markets (except Melbourne) are listed separately with the same programming. And describing the coverage as if it is live to all.
In Hong Kong, inauguration coverage starts at 11pm HKT on TVB Pearl (before closing down at 5am next day), then 12.45 on Cantonese Jade (till 1.30am but the rest are soap repeats, so easy to sub in). Probably using vision from NBC News.
[Update] Yep. Sorry for the potato capture - there’s not an online way I can capture that! Jade was a few minutes earlier than scheduled for coverage, with a virtual studio entrance as they have analysis afterwards.
ViuTV (not English ViuTV6, which closes down at 2am) is to simulcast with Now News Channel from 12.40 to 2.30. The latter is the latest among the news channels to cut to a PIP window - the visions are used to make their own reports instead.
No special arrangements on the HoyTV channels, though I suspect their news channel will follow the event.
Phoenix HK Channel (with Mandarin voiceover)
Nine you’d think will have an advantage tomorrow morning, as millions will be switching off their TVs/devices on their channel tonight, with Alex de Minaur’s AO match.
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A re-cap of start times (edt):
ABC: 3.30am.
Seven: 3am.
Nine: 3am.
10: 1am.
SBS: On Demand.
Sky: 3am.
ABC commences at 3:30am
Seven commences at 3am
Poll Time:
And for those watching, where will you be watching
So looks like Fox have a studio there that is enclosed, so must be within a building .
CNN looks to have an open air studio based on the heavy snow jackets they are wearing,
Would be interested to see what building Fox is in?
Sorry about that, I had Qld set on Foxtel Guide and couldn’t be bothered changing it as it’s difficult to see FTA now and was subtracting for est as opposed to edt time zones. Must be delayed outside edt.
