She didn’t just bag him, she called him an a$$hole (accidentally) on-air
. Glenn Taylor lost his job but she kept hers.
Yes it’s incorrect.
She didn’t just bag him, she called him an a$$hole (accidentally) on-air
. Glenn Taylor lost his job but she kept hers.
Yes it’s incorrect.
In-program ticker in 1993 with very important news:
Sydney promo:
From May 2003.
Update:
Newsflash:
Update with no intro:
I think the GG was then sacked and on that occasion David Johnstone hosted nationwide newsflash coverage, as I have it on video.
From 17th September 1991.
Sydney promo (thank god we fixed all those problems in the 90s huh)
National update:
Sydney update:
Hinch promo:
Eleven AM promo:
Different circumstances I know, but it’s worth noting Ian Ross got the Seven News Sydney gig at age 63, retiring nearly exactly six years later (took the helm on December 8, 2003; retired on November 27, 2009).
He was what Seven needed to boost its Sydney news ratings, helped by a combination of Hendo retiring from the Nine newsdesk in 2002 and their audiences struggling to adapt to his successors Jim Waley (2003-04) and Mark Ferguson (2005-08).
Though Nine News won both years that Waley was in charge, ratings started heading south in the latter year.
Correct.
Off-topic, though I remember when Seven aired the funeral for Sydney newsreader Ian Ross, it aired at 3:00pm in Sydney only. Don’t think the other markets covered it on 7plus.
Courtesy: South Coast TV
From memory, I don’t think Nine even covered it, which I found surprising/disappointing given the near four decades he spent there, where he was best known for his time reading the news on the Today show.
Because they didn’t start offering live streaming until 2015 ![]()
Sydney update from 18 December 1991:
Sydney promo on the Labor leadership battle:
Save the Planet:
Intro to the Late Edition News:
Early promo for Real Life (apparently known as Project X):
Promo for Summer Time:
I’m assuming Summer Time was a fill in show between Hinch and Real Life at 6.30?
From August/September 1997.
Today Tonight Sydney:
Witness:
National news update:
Witness:
Mid-ad break Witness coming up:
Sydney update:
National update:
Today Tonight Sydney promo:
Diana funeral promo:
Yes correct. First one was late November 1988.
As @TelevisionAU pointed out in another thread, ATN-7 launched a 1 hour news bulletin on Monday 29 May 1972.
Article and ad from the SMH on that date as below