To be fair, he was talking about the political response to it in the US, and it’s impact on the election. Still questionable though either way.
May as well send him to the US to boost their team ahead of the election.
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Isn’t Dr Keith Suter just the Sunrise foreigner affairs editor?
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He’s an analyst not a reporter though.
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Genuinely don’t know sorry.
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Respected SEN Breakfast presenter Garry Lyon cheekily used his radio program on Wednesday morning to float the rumour that Tony Armstrong could be set to soon join Seven as a sports presenter on the network’s Melbourne news service.
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This would be such a big mistake.
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Perhaps he’ll be part of one of the new AFL shows being talked about? The Front Bar?
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Especially since the AFL is calling for more diversity in it’s coverage.
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He’s 100% going to Fox or Seven to do coverage.
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I rate Tony as talent but I’m not sure he’s suited to sports presenting on a straight news bulletin.
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He was decent when he did morning sport on the News Channel.
Surely he’s best suited to an AFL show and live AFL footage.
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Could you imagine Peter Mitchell and him trying to do small talk on screen.
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Perhaps it won’t be with Peter Mitchell.
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It’s just a rumour, I’m led to believe that is not happening.
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Sarah Greenhalgh joining Max
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Great choice!
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Agree. I wish her all the best.
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Some excerpts
A Brisbane-born journalist has been named as the replacement for Sharyn Ghidella to anchor Channel 7’s 6pm bulletin alongside Max Futcher after her predecessor’s shock exit.
The Brisbane-born journalist, will join Max Futcher at the newsdesk starting Monday, 21 October.
She has spent the last five years as a foreign correspondent, covering major global events including the war in Ukraine and the devastating Turkey-Syria earthquakes.
“Coming home to my original 7News family is a huge thrill,” Greenhalgh said.
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I wonder if she will be replaced on 7News Spotlight.
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