Mark Beretta is at Bathurst again; with a Sunrise microphone.
Saturday
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Lots of ‘we’re off to war!!!’ talk this morning on Sunrise with the spy balloon being show down.
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A bit like 99 Luftballons 
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Sam Mac is in South Africa this week!!
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He’s gonna be in the jungle 
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On a rival reality TV show
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Maybe he can stay there.
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Some are tipping that Dr Chris will be Kochie’s successor in a few years. Stranger things have happened.
We’ll see if he’s moved into the Sunrise mix come July.
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I actually had this thought the other day. He’s definitely like able enough. But does he do serious news though? He’s not a journalist.
Anyone know when Nat’s 20th anniversary on Sunrise is? I can’t recall if she commenced at the beginning of the 2003 ratings year, or part way through…
She commenced before Grant Denyer and I have a feeling he started mid-year sometime?
On par with Shirvo.
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From memory Nat began in February 2003.
As for Grant Denyer, he commenced in September the same year.
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He’s only signed to a two-year deal though. If he walks after that, they’re back to square one.
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For the benefit of others, the only “reporting” relating to this came from the Daily Mail who regurgitated the story from New Idea, so I would be wary just for now.
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Not sure if this was brought up elsewhere, but talking about network contract value in The Front Bar thread recently on Mel McLaughlin, this could be yet another example… James Tobin working for Seven Sport on the cycling recently (and added to BH&G a year or two ago)! And he still doesn’t look a day over 12 
Remember when he was “Jesse” back in the “Go Go Stop” children’s TV days in the mid-2000s, been at the network for nearly 20 years too and on Weekend Sunrise for over 13 years now.
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I believe he first started on “The Big Arvo” around 2003 prior to “Go Go Stop”
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No NewsFeed this morning?
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I only saw a handful of crosses, but it felt like an odd place to do OBs from. Not only is it pitch black for the Australian audience, but it was close to midnight in Africa (making guests on the segments surely difficult to secure). There seemed to be a lot of “this is what we did earlier” tapes.
Better than Shirvington.
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