That bulletin has been in Nine’s Melbourne schedule for a couple of weeks. They must have prescience (or nothing better to air) 
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People seem to keep calling out the same font as though its a new one each time. Pretty sure this was used for the ‘See the Full Story’ campaign when it launched under the previous branding. Also possibly used on Ninja Warrior? Has been thrown around in promos a bit recently.
That tweet is unavailable, did I miss anything?
Countdown clock but only during border story (the caption name changed too quickly - the second cap is the health minister).
Promo (complete with Lofty extreme close up)
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This is getting petty now (if it wasn’t already):
https://twitter.com/9NewsQueensland/status/1291636443425710081?s=20
Of course he is “exclusive”- he’s a Nine employee.
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Nine has officially claimed victory in Melbourne for the year after winning 23 of 24 weeks so far. An extraordinary combination of factors (COVID-19, ratings resurgence of Hot Seat in the city, the delayed start to the AFL season and Nine’s integration with The Age and 3AW) led to the win for the year. It is going to be hard to beat in the next few years.
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Always thought red is a calm, reassuring colour… /s
So I’m guessing 9 won’t ever be bringing back our regional teams.
Making a graceful exit. Covid sucks. Nine rocked. 💔❤️ pic.twitter.com/OYmhLqrrQM
— Nathan Currie (@NathanJCurrie) August 9, 2020
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Not sure but just about every new bulletin on every network used the word “slam”. It was driving me mad.
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Another example of Nine News Queensland contradicting their “facts not fear” mantra…
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Why do Queenslanders need a coronavirus proof underground bunker right now… 
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That’s a scam if I ever saw one.
After the second headline or so, Peter Hitchener’s VO went out and it was just the Voiceover. Also the first story felt very rushed, short and sloppy
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Could’ve sworn I heard paper shuffling during the headlines as well, autocue went down?
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I don’t believe they’re usually done live. You can usually tell by the sunset on the screen. And at times, Peter Hitchener goes from sitting on the desk to standing up with the iPad in about six seconds. He’s in his 70s, I doubt he runs around that fast.
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I think with the relaunch of Nine News Local, they’ve changed some things to the main bulletin. The angles of OTS shots are much wider and show more of the desk.
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