Not sure where the Sunshine Coast 10 news updates come from, but definitely not Queensland! The news reader didn’t pronounce Bli Bli the correct way.
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They come from Tassie don’t they?
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Come from either Hobart or Launceston
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Ok. I can forgive them… this time 
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How did they pronounce “Bli Bli”?
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Probably Blee Blee, hasn’t been the first time.
Bli Bli with a long I sound in pie.
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Go easy, these are young journos in entry level jobs with very little support.
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That’s the one! 
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Louise Houbaer is back on the weekend bulletin tonight. Again, great to have a local commercial weekend bulletin when the state is flooding, being blown away and half in the dark. It seems wild weather doesn’t stop for the weekends.
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The only good thing out of SCA in broadcast. They have maintained the seven day bulletin in Tassie under very trying economic circumstances, instead cutting elsewhere and sparing this.
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Sorry, which channel was this on?
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Nine News Tasmania
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Southern Cross - or if you’re really old Channel 9.
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Nah I think it’s TasTV 
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“We can’t all be wearing white, I told you before we came on to put on a jacket… NO NOT THE SAME JACKET!” 
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Peter ‘Murph’ Murphy is about to celebrate 40 years as Tassie’s favourite weatherman!
Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News will feature Murph in an upcoming episode of Spotlight on Tasmania, but we need your questions!
What would you like to ask Murph?
Source: Facebook/Triple M Hobart
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My question would be:
“Did you ever consider a move to metropolitan television on mainland Australia?”
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A montage for the great Peter Murphy was on tonight’s bulletin to celebrate his 40 years. A great achievement and a very popular Tasmanian. Well done Murph! Thanks for all the laughs.
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Congrats Murph!
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