Maybe the took office space off 10? 
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When do we see the new studio?
Why have both 9 and 7 done this? Seems like a waste of money. We seldom see coverage come from in Parliament House plus 9 havenât really shown their set.
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IIRC Nine doesnât really have a true âsetâ by normal standards, just a curved video wall with a desk in front of it?
Edit: I stand somewhat corrected after a quick search, they built a large round desk riser in Canberra as well. So a budget version of the National set, but a version nonethelessâŚ
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Meanwhile nine has just axed its presenter in Adelaide and many staff around the country.
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I think we have??? 
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Josh Martin certainly sideling up to Mr Stokes there! haha
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Probably some long term cost savings by merging multiple bureaus into one space, not to mention an uplift in quality and functionality. Nine was still using an SD green screen setup at times and a video tape library.
I presume with recent ownership changes over the past few daces (keeping in mind these spaces have likely stayed the same since the building first opened), theyâve consolidated all their outlets in the one area (i.e. Seven News and West Australian in one area, Nineâs stuff all together in another area), therefore freeing up space for expansions.
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7NEWS Special: John Laws State Funeral
Wednesday 19 November 1:00 PM
A State Funeral Service to honour the life of John Laws CBE.
Currently for Sydney and Melbourne.
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Update from Seven
7NEWS Special: John Laws State Funeral
Live coverage from 1.00pm AEDT Wednesday
Join 7NEWS this Wednesday as Australia farewells broadcasting legend John Laws CBE, with special live coverage of the State Funeral Service from 1.00pm AEDT on Seven in Sydney and Melbourne and live nationally on 7plus.
A giant of Australian media, Lawsâ voice and influence defined talkback radio for decades. 7NEWS presenter Michael Usher will lead the coverage, guiding viewers through this historic farewell and sharing reflections on Lawsâ extraordinary impact on Australian broadcasting.
The service will be held at St Andrewâs Cathedral in Sydney, where family, friends, dignitaries and colleagues will gather to pay tribute to his remarkable contribution to Australian broadcasting.
Extended coverage will continue with 7NEWS at 4.00pm, and a comprehensive wrap-up during 7NEWS at 6.00pm, featuring highlights from the service and reflections on Lawsâ life and legacy.
7NEWS nightly at 6.00pm on Seven and 7plus
Local broadcast times on Seven and 7plus:
7NEWS Special: John Laws State Funeral
Wednesday, 19 November
Sydney 1.00pm â 3.00pm
Melbourne 1.00pm â 3.00pm
Other markets: 7Plus
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Ideally, Brisbane 12.00-2.00, Adelaide 12.30-2.30, Perth 10.00-12.00 on Channel 7.
But hey, we canât allow our morning block to be pre-empted in one market for a live news event. Think about ratings.
You canât cut the three hour old informercials for Perth, think of the money! /s
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He wasnât that big a personality here. Itâd be like showing Jeremy Cordeauxâs funeral in Melbourne. No need for live coverage on FTA, online is fine.
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Tbh Iâm surprised they are even bothering with live to air in Melbourne.
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yeah⌠I only knew him from the Valvoline commercials in the 90s.
He was syndicated right across regional areas of Victoria throughout the 90s until his first retirement in 2007.
He was also heard across regional Queensland so Iâm surprised itâs not being broadcast there as well.
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Regional syndication doesnât warrant a statewide broadcast. Idiotic Sydney based management at it again.