During ABC’s 7pm Victorian bulletin tonight, Tamara Oudyn did a live cross to reporters Laura Lavelle in Brisbane, and Sean Tarek Goodwin in Yamba in NSW far north coast.
Karl and Sarah both in Queensland for Today tomorrow.
Maybe he’s going to do a Daniel Andrews and wear the jacket to every cyclone briefing until it’s over
ABC Radio Brisbane has moved their emergency team to the Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane to avoid flooding at Southbank and to provide 24 hour rolling coverage. As mentioned by Loretta Ryan ABC Radio breakfast on The Project
30 second closer on the news channel just then. Id forgotten how good the closer music is.
Sunrise also?
4BC going into emergency local broadcasting from 5:30am tomorrow until 7pm Monday.
If you see any international coverage please post also thanks.
Live stream for ABC Radio Brisbane lists that the evenings program will be extended until 10pm - usually during DST the program ends at 9pm to join in Nightlife live at the start.
9 doing Cyclone coverage after MAFS. Big Miracles moves to 9:30.
Very nice and informative graphics on Nine’s Late News.
Not every day you see 10 open with six-way boxes … and match it with 7 and 9.
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Cyclone Alfred will cross the South East Queensland coast later than previously estimated, according to the latest weather bureau estimate.
On Wednesday night the Bureau of Meteorology updated its estimate for when the cyclone would cross the coast.
The latest BoM modelling suggested that while Cyclone Alfred was still on track to make landfall on Friday, it could potentially cross the coast later in the day than previously indicated.
9NEWS QUEENSLAND’S ROLLING COVERAGE OF CYCLONE ALFRED
LIVE AND LOCAL
9News Queensland and TODAY, in conjunction with 4BC and the Brisbane Times, will update Queenslanders with all the very latest news as Cyclone Alfred heads towards the coast over the coming hours, and what that means for people bracing for the cyclone in their homes.
Our rolling coverage will keep viewers abreast of every moment that matters: how the cyclone is tracking, the areas affected, school, building and road closures, critical information and analysis from the Bureau of Meteorology, as well as State Government emergency and safety plans.
Reporting live on the ground across South-East Queensland and Northern New South Wales, 9News Queensland presenter Melissa Downes, 9News Queensland weather expert Garry Youngberry, 9News Gold Coast weather, beach and coastal expert Luke Bradnam, 9News Queensland 4pm presenters Alison Ariotti and Aislin Kriukelis, along with 9News reporters Tim Arvier, Ebony Cavallaro, Josh Bavas and Clare Todhunter, will provide graphic coverage in special bulletins as events across the region unfold.
Kylie Blucher, Managing Director of Nine Queensland and Northern New South Wales, said: “While the full impact of Cyclone Alfred remains uncertain, we know that over the next 72 hours Queenslanders will turn to Nine for essential information, reassurance, insight and comfort.
“Whether it’s the Brisbane Times, 4BC, 9News, Gold Coast News, A Current Affair or TODAY, our responsibility moves solely to keeping our audiences up to date with the most accurate and comprehensive information they need when they are at their most vulnerable.”
TODAY with Karl Stefanovic and Sarah Abo, along with weather presenter Tim Davies and Queensland reporter Andrea Crothers, will begin its extensive cyclone coverage live from Queensland at 4.00am Queensland time tomorrow (Thursday, 6 March).
4BC Radio will ensure that not a moment is missed, with live, rolling cyclone coverage tomorrow across all shows, starting on 4BC Breakfast with Peter Fegan and leading into coverage and analysis from Bill McDonald, Sofie Formica, Gary Hardgrave, Jason Matthews and Dean Miller. Expert weather presenter and new 4BC host Paul Burt will be part of this extensive coverage, bringing listeners his specialist commentary as the cyclone makes landfall.
The Brisbane Times will add full coverage of Cyclone Alfred, with live online updates and breaking news breaks.