The news just keeps getting worse 
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Rosanna still does things like Sevenâs 4pm news and with Adelaide switching to a solo presenter for the 6pm news, she may be used there to backfill cover for Jane Doyle in the future?
TT in Adelaide, even though it has been #1 in its time slot for the last 276 years, these days only runs for something like 16 minutes before ad breaks, plus a lot of the times itâs filled with stories that are used in the eastern states second half hour of Seven news so Iâm not surprised this has happenedâŚ
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Couldnât work with that massive desk, eh?
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Stepping down or part of planned changes to the news division under Warburton? Hard to say.
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Interesting developments today⌠Perhaps Perthâs new News Director hopefully will see the need for a physical set and evolution in the general format as it feels very 2000s Presentation-wise compared to other State bulletins.
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Theyâre in cost cutting mode, not looking to spend money on flash new sets.
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Still rates like itâs the 2000s too.
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Yeah scratch that, fair enough. Though hopefully the quality of the bulletin can improve further.
Aside from that, is there a source for his departure?
Seems that 7Perth is in a bit of chaos right now
- TT Axed
- Monika possibly leaving the network
So they spent money on an unnecessary new desk?
The original message has now been deleted. Perhaps it could be a case of incorrect information.
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All I know is that he has apparently left the role. Donât know if he has left seven
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Interesting if confirmed. This has been quite a eventful day in Sevenâs News Department. I wonder how these developments will impact the Network when the new year (and the start of a next decade) rolls around.
Probably in development before James Warburton got the knife out.
No desk handover to Today Tonight in Perth tonight. Instead, Rick said the usual sign-off followed by ânow hereâs Monica with Today Tonightâ which occurred prior to the new Desk launch.
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Most likely case here is that TTâs axing was sudden⌠given TVWâs investment in that new desk.
What a shambles 7 is in.
Yeah itâs hard being no 1 in news.
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While youâre bleeding money⌠absolutely.
I just donât understand why Seven is operating so poorly compared to Nine and 10. The fact that there is bitchy vibes in newsrooms, cost cutting, axing of shows amongst other things in the news and entertainment department should be spine chilling. Why canât they get ANYTHING right?
Iâm not interested in Today Tonight but I do feel bad for those who are losing their jobs because of this. Just utterly pathetic.
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I know Nine is doing alright right now as one, but a publicly traded mostly TV company in this day and age just seems like an awful idea. The makeup of the business isnât diverse enough to support it. They need an owner with deep pockets.
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Lots of rumours suggest that News Corp could close in on Seven. Letâs hope that never happens and someone else like ABC America or (less likely) NBCU will take Seven if that was to happen. News Corp would only gut the news department and make it worse.