The choice of music beds (especially during the pre-bulletin updates, but the closer sounds weird too) is a bit of a mess!
Also rather interesting to see that Kathryn Foran (ex Nine Darwin/NBN reporter) is back in the Nine Network family again as a reporter for the Gold Coast bulletin after at stint at Seven. 
Oh my, thatâs a bit cheap looking with the FOXTEL pause icon still visible in the bottom left corner.
So? The way they invisaged the use of that building has probably totally changed since then. ACA has gone back to TCN, regional news has started, etc.
Not sure if sarcastic or not. The Foxtel pause graphic is there because someone has paused at home, not from 9. If you look closely you can see Tony Jones on the graphic.
Did Tony Jones move in that background shot, or was he perhaps just a placeholder to see how the presenter would fit in with the graphics behind him, and someone forgot to remove him before it went to air.
I thought it looked a bit amateurish with a FOXTEL IQ graphic on it, thatâs all.
No, it was just a static shot on the screen.
Slight blooper in the Melbourne opener with no voiceover and no wide shot of the set.
A blooper is still a blooper.
It should be consistent.
The Sunday Telegraph reports former Nineâs deputy director of news and current affairs Grant Williams has joined the NSW Police as head of police media and will start work tomorrow. Williams was forced to leave A Current Affair last October, after multiple staff made complaints against him.
Those promos sound very MKR-ish too 
A Peter Stefanovic story tonight about a story at court was marked as exclusive the whole way through. He must have missed Ten News reporter Daniel Sutton who was at court with him.
Obviously assuming no one watches Ten News and that no one would notice that Nine âhad a scoopâ
Judging by the news ratings in the Sydney market, unfortunately thatâs not overly far from the truth!
Still comes across as tacky by Nine though. Youâd think theyâd not do such child-ish âexclusiveâ stuff (even though Seven isnât better).
Of course I agree.
Personally I think itâs a shame that Ten most likely wonât be rewarded in the ratings for having a rare scoop, but I guess thatâs what happens when their Sydney news service is in a very inconvenient timeslot for so much of this market.
Yep. At the moment Iâd probably say there are increasingly noticeable problems with elements of Nine News Sydney, although theyâre still somewhat better than their sister station up North or the direct ratings competition locally.
Nice âteamâ photo - havenât seen something like this in a while from 9
