Little disappointing that the show didn’t go live today all things considered.
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Sky crossed to the ABS with some random girl giving the finger. Good start.
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What’s your point Luke?
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…who?
Odd that they left NT out since the Darwin station is Nine O&O. Would the IMP feed be showing the results live, perhaps that’s why.
The could’ve easily listed like so:
QLD
NSW & ACT
VIC & TAS
SA
WA
NT
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“Live reporters from significant locations around the country” on Nine
Campaign HQ (in Sydney), Sydney Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra
Two reporters in Sydney, why are they even in Brisbane, what about either Adelaide or Perth?
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Ann Sanders hosting on Seven
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Transition to the Nine coverage was odd in QLD… Today went to an ad break with a “coming up after the break preview”, then we went into 9 News after the break instead of Today.
get on with it…
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get on with it
edit: you can say that again
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it’s a yes 61.6%-38.4%
https://marriagesurvey.abs.gov.au/results/
https://marriagesurvey.abs.gov.au/results/img/Response_infographic.gif
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ABS said the yes vote was in the majority in 133 of 150 electorates.
A shemozzle on Nine.
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My thoughts on the coverage, emoji style…
Sky: 
Seven: 
Ten:
ABC: 
Nine:
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Ann Sanders hosting hosting on Seven with reporters Alex Hart and Mylee Hogan in Sydney and Nick McCallum in Melbourne with Mark Riley in Canberra.
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You’d be forgiven for thinking marriage equality is something that is only important in Sydney. Coverage very Sydney-centric so far.
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