The change over to Katrina was after the police media conference about a police shooting.
Nine back at 3pm
The change over to Katrina was after the police media conference about a police shooting.
Nine back at 3pm
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I think its more to do with the fact that yesterday everyone was planning for landfall sometime today/Friday and then the cyclone slowed down.
Perth still taking the feed from QLD with rolling coverage
Nobody watches 10 I don’t know why they even bother.
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This is true. But given the recent slight increase in the news ratings, it’s great that they are doing rolling coverage.
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10 in Adelaide left the rolling coverage at 4 pm (local time) and went to Neighbours. No warning, just a fade to black in the middle of a cross to Liz Cantor at Snapper Rocks.
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live feed on 9 now for those outside qld Live TV - 9Now - Watch Channel 9 Live TV Streams
10 News First: Tracking Cyclone Alfred.
Live Rolling Coverage Continues In All Markets On Friday, 7 March From 12pm AEST On 10 And 10 Play.
10 News First will continue to deliver comprehensive, rolling coverage of Tropical Cyclone Alfred on Friday, 7 March.
Hosted by Narelda Jacobs, coverage will continue live on Friday at 12pm AEST / 1pm AEDT / 10am AWST / 12.30pm ACDT with 10 News First Lunchtime. Joining Narelda is Network Meteorologist Josh Holt, who will be providing expert insights into the cyclone’s development, ensuring audiences are informed on the latest updates as the storm progresses across multiple regions.
Then from 1pm AEST / 2pm AEDT / 11am AWST / 1.30pm ACDT join 10 News First Queensland News Presenter, Sharyn Ghidella, as rolling live coverage will continue throughout the afternoon offering viewers up-to-the-minute information on this developing weather system. Coverage will include live reports from affected regions and expert weather analysis from Liz Cantor, 10 News First Queensland Weather Presenter, who will bring her 15 years of experience, providing the latest from the Gold Coast.
10 News First 5pm bulletins will be live in all markets and include the most up to date news on Tropical Cyclone Alfred, followed by 10 Late News at 10.30pm AEDT.
10 News First will also have a team of reporters positioned in areas expected to be most affected by the cyclone.
- Georgina Hill will be stationed at the point of landfall to track the cyclone’s eye.
- Pippa Sheehan will report live from the Brisbane CBD.
- Liz Cantor, Brendan Smith, and Tiarni Reid will report live from the Gold Coast.
- Matt Johnson will be positioned from the southern end of the Gold Coast, covering areas around Currumbin to Point Danger.
- Josh McLean will be reporting live from Emergency Management Queensland Headquarters in Kedron.
- Jade Richards will be mobile, covering Sunshine Coast, Bayside Brisbane, or Bribie Island depending on the storm’s movement.
- Chris Campey will be live from Northern NSW.
Details of 10 News First’s rolling coverage are included below:
Friday, 7 March
10 News First Lunchtime , hosted by Narelda Jacobs, will commence the rolling coverage of Cyclone Alfred in all markets from: 12pm – 1pm AEST / 1pm – 2pm AEDT / 10 – 11am AWST / 12.30pm – 1.30pm ACDT.
- Hosted by Sharyn Ghidella, rolling coverage continues in all markets from: 1pm – 4.30pm AEST / 2pm – 4.30pm AEDT / 11 – 2.30pm AWST / 1.30pm – 4.30pm ACDT.
- 10 News First 5pm bulletin will be live in all markets and include the most up to date news on Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
10 Late News at 10.30pm will be live into Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane markets.
Please note: Due to changing circumstances tonight’s (Thursday) 10 Late News be in its normal digital-first format at 10pm on 10 Play and YouTube.
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because if they didn’t everyone here would bitch and moan that they aren’t doing anything 
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Oh hey, someone at 10 noticed today’s coverage was labelled 10 News: Tracking Cyclone Alfred.
Only in the EPG I believe.
The press release was the same as the above yesterday, but also not really major in the scheme of things.
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Seated a little too far apart I think. Could do with one of them at the desk for 6pm:
Update on ABC Radio coverage, it appears tonight’s overnights coverage will not happen due to the revised forecast, with it being removed from the Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Sunshine Coast EPG’s, and North Coast, Mid North Coast, and Coffs Coast’s EPG’s listing Nightlife from 1am AEDT (12am AEST), and then Overnights.
Also the NSW stations in the impact zone are taking a shared Drive program with Cameron Marshall (Mid North Coast Breakfast presenter), instead of the Brisbane Drive program.
Ellen Fanning is hosting coverage until 7pm, with Kelly Higgins-Devine now starting then instead of at 6pm.
The news was their highest averaging program last night. Says a lot about their content. If they axed news then some nights they wouldn’t average above 300k
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That’s nearly all the QLD newsroom except Matt K and Tim Collits. Pretty good they’ve replenished their reporting stocks.
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The latest BoM advice is that landfall is now most likely on Saturday morning, to the north of Brisbane, so it’s going to be a lot of filler in their rolling coverage.
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Completely unrelated, but can Alfred hurry up.
Twiddling my thumbs is rather boring here 
Rolling news coverage won’t cure the boredom forever.
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Matt voiced one of the first packages tonight but wasn’t seen I think, likely working behind the scenes I guess.
Tim did a package tonight on insurance ahead of the cyclone, maybe producing behind the scenes too.
Of note, sports reporter Josh Mclean on regular news reporting duties as seen tonight interviewing Qld premier David Crisafulli.
Don’t think we’ll see sport tonight.
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