# Seven News Content and Appearance (2015-2020) **URL:** \ **Category:** Seven News\ **Created:** [December 28, 2015, 6:00am UTC](https://forums.mediaspy.org/t/seven-news-content-and-appearance-2015-2020/103 "2015-12-28T06:00:02Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Showing post:** 146
**Author:** ![SydneyCityTV](https://forums.mediaspy.org/user_avatar/forums.mediaspy.org/sydneycitytv/32/66248_2.png) [@SydneyCityTV](https://forums.mediaspy.org/u/SydneyCityTV)\ **Post date:** [January 19, 2016, 1:19am UTC](https://forums.mediaspy.org/t/seven-news-content-and-appearance-2015-2020/103/146 "2016-01-19T01:19:48Z")
Responding to some discussion in the Presenters & Reporters thread because it’s more relevant here.. > [@Seven News Presenters and Reporters (2015-Sept 2020)](https://forums.mediaspy.org/t/seven-news-presenters-and-reporters-2015-sept-2020/149/119): > > I’ve often wondered why Seven, with 2 qualified meteorologists in David Brown and Jane Bunn, don’t simply do a “Weather Centre” style area in their Melbourne offices and send it through to all stations for the news. Surely we’d all rather get our weather from a meteorologist than a young lass standing up next to a green screen reading what the BoM has sent out? The Weather forecasts during Seven’s 6pm bulletins are presented live. If they were to be all pre-recorded, you couldn’t do the current temperatures (“Today we reached a top of 28 degrees and right now it’s 23…”) at the top of the forecast anymore. I definitely think that a “Weather Centre” area is something that Seven (or indeed, any Australian TV network) should try out, but have one in each city. I’m not sure about Adelaide & Perth, but I definitely think that such a concept would work well in the East Coast cities. --- _[View the full topic](https://forums.mediaspy.org/t/seven-news-content-and-appearance-2015-2020/103)._