Melbourne version aired in Tasmania on TDT with Peter Hitchener.
Nine NNSW showed the Overton/Grimshaw version at 7.30.
Poor Tash and LobbyâŚ
Has Brenton Ragless Resigned from Nine News Adelaide?
And SC Queensland showed the Brisbane version.
Currently in Japan. So does each region have their local news presenter. Or is it only capitals, so would each state gethem, so Victoria would have Peter hitchener. Or is this promo only in Sydney?
But Nine Melbourne didnât have Alicia Loxley, Nine Brisbane didnât have Deer-in-the-headâŚI mean Darren Curtis, Nine Adelaide didnât have Will McDonald in their promos, so there isnât really any differences.
For SC9, they just played the promo used from their nearest metro city; hence, SNSW/ACT and VIC saw the Petes of Sydney and Melbourne, respectively, while regional QLD saw the Andrew-Melissa duo from Brisbane.
Ever since the Nine-ification scheme of Kylie Blutcher, NBN no longer use a separate playout system for most of the schedule. Exceptions include: NBN News (bulletins, promos and updates), lineups, local ads (of course), and probably during Millionaire Hot Seat (where any Nine News Sydney/Brisbane tickers are out of the regionâs sight). The fault from Sydney is just part of the 0.1% chance that NBN fails to avoid at playout. Oh, donât forget the small "NBNââ watermark for the Central and Gold Coasts viewers of LCN 8.
The promo is kind of perfect. It has everything. The colour palette of an organised brand (notice the colours of all the womenâs clothing, etc). Humour at the end, and making fun of itself and its well-known âvoice of God-styleâ promos at the same time. It also seems to me to be very heavy on the âfeminineâ side (with people like Tracy Grimshaw and Georgie Gardner dominating) - a deliberate trying to âresetâ the brand and the Nine reputation? The white theme is similarly something thatâs quite âfeminineâ to me, and also deliberately sleek and modern. Same with the music - taking a leaf out of Tenâs memorable IDs over a decade ago with Coldplay (who they kept for donkeyâs years because it worked so well). Plus the whole thing is beautifully and cinematically put together.
Interesting to note that Alison Langdon still features as a 60Mins presenter.
The current look is only a refresh of the 2012 look. Hopefully something new coming soon, not holding my breath though. Would be great to see the ribbons retired.
So rather than come up with something fresh, just re-hash an old tagline?
Cue: Ten - Seriously
If Nine gets a refresh next year and adopts âWe Are The Oneâ as their new slogan, I wonder if theyâll incorporate the iconic four note signature tune as part of their branding again?
Afterall, âSti-ll The Oneâ and âWe Are The Oneâ (also âWe-l-come Homeâ as per the 2009 and 2012 branding packages) do have the same number of syllables!
So is this a rehash of the 2009 look?
Looks like it, however this one may be slightly more 3d.
2009 and 2005 mixed together?
Anything is better than what they currently have.
Agreed. Welcome Home was a weak tagline.
I kinda liked 2009. 2D worked really well and the graphics were very minimalist. Was kinda sad when they replaced it with the purple and blue monstrosity of the original Welcome Home (featuring cursive font!) package.
Where did you get those images from?
Thank you
I have realised itâs a mix of the 1999-2000 and the 2009 in one with those dotty speheres!