Slow news day in Queensland?
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Shouldn’t that graphic be Brisbane 5.14pm if it was on the Sydney bulletin?
Yes.
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and they paid for it in the ratings by the looks of it
Meanwhile Tony Auden doing weather outside the studio tonight and for some reason or another there were zero graphics resulting in him doing the ENTIRE segment visible on camera - not a single glance down at his phone and I doubt they’d have had an autocue. He’s a pro
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Worth considering the number of people who follow the cricket to the secondary channel
They did again tonight though only 4 minutes - bizarre really after yesterday’s lowest ever ratings.
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Also serves as a subtle reminder to viewers that the game is ongoing on 7mate.
Sure enough, lots of them went there.
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They have no idea how to manage AEST/AEDST.. they confuse viewers with their lazy advertising, now they’ve confused themselves! 
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They really need to let this “wave goodbye” during the closer go. It’s so corny.
A win yesterday for 7Brisbane
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Saw a promo late tonight that 7News Melbourne is also holding a Christmas lights competition with Alinta Energy. Entries close December 15.
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is that a national show? Having Amor talking about the manufacture outrage over crime in Melbourne isn’t really relevant to anywhere else.
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It’s not manufactured outrage, almost everyone in Melbourne is talking about the crime wave.
so yeah, it isn’t really relevant to anywhere else.
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I don’t know that I’d describe either of them as quirky
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Last time I checked, Melbourne isn’t the whole country.
Regardless of it being manufactured or not, it isn’t exactly relevant on what is meant to be a national program, which is @SA_TV’s point.
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