Inouk only lasted a month? What was she like presenting wise?
The length of her tenure answers your question
With thanks to Steve Rutherford for the upload here’s a video of Inouk Arnall presenting Oz Lotto, from when the “classic” set was still in-use:
That draw was from Tuesday February 17, 2004 going by the information I could find online.
In other words, not likely to be very good?
Seven Nightly News Melbourne (January 29, 1995) partial bulletin, presented by Peter Mitchell (thanks to ‘Download’ on YouTube).
Tracy Challenor used to get some great rating on weekends before Sharyn took over - well in to the 300k’s and sometimes 400+. Tracy really didn’t have to be replaced.
Obviously when Sharyn came along she did even better ratings wise on weekends… but Tracy went out on top. It’s a shame she wasn’t picked up elsewhere.
The traditional “Mission” theme used for the 4:30 news bulletins during the coverage of the US invasion of Iraq anchored by DJ.
TVW using the red logo for FuelWatch updates in 2002 before it became the national 7 logo in 2003.
It was our secondary logo too appearing on the helicopter
For anyone interested; the end of this clip (3:55 mark) features a full list of news reporters, sport reporters, news editors etc., at Seven in Melbourne in 1995.
Remember when the news used to have closing credits?
Does GTV9 still do it on Saturdays?
I don’t think any Sydney TV news service has done closing credits (beyond a “Copyright/Year/Utilising the worldwide resources of…” type thing) for many years!
They haven’t for quite a while now.
I think that went out the door post cyber attack?
Sam Armytage was Roscoe’s fill-in before Chris Bath became weekend news reader and regular fill-in for Roscoe.
Ann Sanders did however present the weekend news from 2004-2006
Ann Sanders did however present the weekend news from 2004-2006
Yes but she didn’t fill in on weeknights (Sam did).
Last day of the old 7 News graphics
Shows how times have changed. Calling the prime minister Mr Howard. Today they call Scott Morrison scomo
I love how long they stay on the shot of Jo before cutting to the newsroom.