Seven led tonight with that the attacker in Hornsby was yelling Islamic slogans, with a report by Robert Ovadia who said witnesses had told him so.
As far as I’ve seen no other media or personal witness accounts have mentioned anything like that.
Might have they got it wrong?
Update: Robert wrote a post on Facebook, standing by the claims and saying they were verified by multiple sources - https://www.facebook.com/RobertOvadiaNews/posts/248340385546719
If Seven did get it wrong, I would really like to hope (to say the least) that it was not intentionally wrong…
Compilation of NSW news intros
the morning show graphics made an interesting special appearance during 7 News Sydney tonight. anyone get caps??
7 News Brisbane has won at least two nights in a row this week. Weekly win perhaps? The Chase Aust very strong at the moment
Weekly results posted here
http://forums.mediaspy.org/t/seven-v-nine-news-ratings-comparisons/514/66?u=tv.cynic
Melbourne has a new end board featuring the weeknight team.
Yep. A warmer looking one, basically the same though.
I’ll upload that and the latest Tim Watson, Jane Bunn promos too.
No presenter intro voiceover or finance report tonight in Perth.
Sue presenting solo.
No finance because Asx was closed for Queens birthday holiday on the east coast
Ohhh that explains that.
Not a sport fanatic. Or care about who wins any game ever. Seems. 7 Queensland has changed there Facebook profile picture to match the team ?
Yeah, it’s due to the State Of Origin.
The social media profile pics of Nine News Sydney, Brisbane and Gold Coast also recently changed colours for the same reason.
Happens every year for SoS.
You’ll also notice the watermark on the news changes colour during the sport as well at State of Origin time.
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7 Queensland has changed there Facebook profile picture to match the team ?
[/quote] Because Nine News did this.
##seven News Investigates: The Devil You Know
Monday 20 June at 8.45pm
It was the crime that captivated Australia and made headlines day after day.
On May 20, 2014, 20-year-old university student Jamie Gao was shot dead inside a Padstow storage shed in Sydney’s south west. Six days later his body would be found by fishermen, stuffed inside a surfboard bag floating off the Cronulla coastline.
Damning security footage put two men inside that shed with Gao – former NSW detectives Roger Rogerson and Glen McNamara.
Both pleaded not guilty to the shooting murder and a separate charge of taking part in the supply of 2.7kg of ice.
During the four-month trial Rogerson and McNamara pointed the finger at each other for the murder. Today, a jury found both men guilty on all charges.
Now, in a powerful one-hour special investigation, Seven News will examine in forensic detail the full, extraordinary facts surrounding the case.
Featuring incredible CCTV vision of the 48 hours before, during and after the murder, senior reporter and Walkley Award-winning journalist Robert Ovadia pieces together the events that led to Gao’s death and key evidence in the investigation.
We look back at the life and crimes of Rogerson, one of Australia’s most infamous detectives, and hear from the insiders who know him and McNamara best. And the shocking revelation from one of the most respected policemen in NSW history.
Not sure if Seven is copying Nine (which has the 60 Minutes special on the same trial tonight), or was the documentary made in advance pending the trial verdict?
Judging by the promos for both specials and what each of them includes (eg; interviews, unseen footage), it’s safe to say they were made a while ago. Nine & Seven were just waiting for the Rogerson & McNamara trial to end before they would be aired for obvious reasons
