Old stuff that might be of interest:
Olympic mobile edition:
Feed countdown QTQ:
2013 QTQ Promo:
Long closer on Nine’s First at Five news. Full theme being played.
From Nine News a while ago - great video!
No address on Brisbane and Regional QLD/NT.
Would be interesting to know who made this decision considering every other competing bulletin has no ability of showing it live in regional.
What in the world is a “9 News Call Out”? Are they plumbers now? 
And they’ll charge you a big fat (call out) fee as well!
Pay TV coming to free to air!!
It’s used to source story talent on social media if they’ve been affected by a particular story.
Nothing new they had a call out graphic in the previous look.

Another horrendous looking promo.
It’s literally using graphics from the last package. Terrible.
You also don’t know if they’re really going to air the news between 9am and 11am like they promised or just postpone it to another day…
Still using the old logo also.
Thought I’d throw in my two cents on Nine News Queensland (I was up on the Goldie for the last week).
With Kay off air, I’ve started to flick over to 9 on weekends lately. To their credit, I think they have toned down the sensationalism from about 5 years ago. Maybe losing forced them to reassess. The promos are still tabloid though.
That “More reporters, more questions” bit of the promo reminded me of a ad which ran on CNNNN (The Chaser program which mocked US cable news) that claimed that no-one else delivered more news than CNNNN because no other network had more news desks than them
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has found Nine News Queensland breached broadcasting rules while promoting a news story about firearms in May last year.
The news story related to a decision by Queensland Police to reclassify a new type of semi-automatic weapon, the Wedgetail WT 15 Pistol variant.
Breaches occurred during a promotion which used footage of different models of fully-automatic firearms being fired along with the voice over statement ‘it shoots like a machine gun’, leading viewers to incorrectly think the Wedgetail WT 15 Pistol variant is fully-automatic.
Breaches also occurred during a mid-program “teaser” which included similar voiceover statements.
The ACMA investigation found Nine News Queensland breached the accuracy and impartiality rules contained in the Commercial Television Code of Practice 2015.
ACMA Chair Nerida O’Loughlin said while the news story itself was accurate and impartial the promotion was not.
“Although this is the first time we have seen a breach of the current code for a program promotion, broadcasters should be aware the obligations of accuracy and impartiality apply to both the news story and to its promotional content,” she said.
“The concise edited nature of promos means that broadcasters need to be even more diligent in ensuring compliance with the Code.”
“Broadcasters know the rules and we are disappointed that Channel Nine have let this slip through the cracks.”
Channel Nine will raise the investigation findings with staff, with an emphasis on Code provisions and the ACMA’s position on the operation of those provisions.
“The ACMA has accepted that this is commensurate and appropriate action to avoid future non-compliance,” Ms O’Loughlin said.
Monday 16 March, Tonight
09:00 pm - 09:30 pm NINE NEWS SPECIAL: COVID-19
That means that Footy Classified is moved to 10pm in AFL markets.
UPDATE- bulletin will now run for 30 minutes
Following programs 100% Footy and Footy Classified will now start at 9:30pm
As the world faces the biggest global health issue in more than 100 years, a 9News special presentation at 9.00pm tonight will bring you the very latest developments in the Covid-19 emergency sweeping the planet.
This unprecedented health crisis is changing the way we go about our day-to-day lives in ways that were unimaginable just weeks ago.
Hosted by Peter Overton, our special broadcast will cross to reporters across the nation and around the world to ensure viewers are armed with the latest facts in this rapidly developing situation.
With employees forced to work from home, public gatherings banned and our supermarket shelves devoid of essential items, Australians are enduring deeply troubling times.
9News will break it down and provide you with the facts you need to know to help you continue living your life as normally as possible during this unsettling period.
Updated schedule