Yep - looks really big without the desk.
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The Sydney one probably would be just as big, if not bigger.
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Peter Overton met the King today.
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?? No one mentioned Sydney.
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Sydney people need to mention Sydney whenever Melbourne is mentioned though. 
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Only one problem! I’m not from Sydney! (I’m in Newcastle).
(I do note we have some sensitive Melbournians on board from previous corro so will keep that in mind going forward. But that’s okay).
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same diff
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The Lord Mayor’s debate in Melbourne had a rating of 56,000. That is lower than the result that Nine’s Afternoon news usually gets. Seven News at 4 had 55,000.
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Yeah what a surprise given it’s only relevant to 2.7% of the state (not including the NT and Tasmania who I assume got this as well?).
Tonight’s desk report from Tim Arvier was a perfect example of what I was talking about. No idea why you would zoom in and switch cameras.
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Probably to emphasise the “Breaking” graphic?
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Couldn’t they just having the breaking news graphic on the desk?
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I don’t think we’ve seen this on the current package (?)
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No reason why they can’t create one.
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Presented out of the Gold Coast studio by the looks
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More likely the secondary studio in Brisbane (used by the Darwin bulletin), since Paul lives in Brisbane.
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Yes this.
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