Nelson Aspen is on Entertainment duties today.
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Nelson presenting Entertainment this week.
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Sunrise is live into SA as of 8 am AEST (7:30 local) today. The show wasnât live earlier, but it is now.
James Tobin is back presenting weather this weekend.
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Monday (27.08.2018): Nat is co-hosting with Sam this morning and Angie Asimus is reading the news.
Nelson Aspen is on Entertainment.
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Angie Asimus clocking up the hoursâŚ
She did both Sunrise and Sydneyâs weather Friday, then regular duties over the weekend, as well as Sydneyâs weather on Sunday night.
David Brown is currently on several weeks leave, so can only assume sheâll be covering for him.
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Sunrise didnât start until 5.34am today??
Thursday (30.08.2018): Nat is co-hosting with Kochie this morning as Sam is off sick. Monique Wright is reading the news.
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Friday (31.08.2018): Angie Asimus is reading the news this morning and Nathan Templeton is presenting sport.
Entertainment this week:
Monday-Wednesday- Sam A presented.
Thursday- Kochie and Nat shared duties.
Friday- Sam A was back on.
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Why didnât it start on time?
Is someone also able to list the towns Sunrise has been to this week as part of the A-Z road trip?
I know A was Ararat⌠But after that?
Theyâre not doing a different letter every day. So B wasnât necessarily the following day, The first day they announced it, they said the next letter could be a few days later.
Beretts said on social media he was having a rare day off today.
I wouldâve thought Ryan Phelan would be filling in for him today.
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No idea. Maybe the Early News covered breaking news or the overnight movie went into overtime. They did make up the time by 6am though.
Yeah today they were in Sydney. It is just another strange fiasco.
Obviously they knew in advance. I actually donât mind Nathan ( Seven over use Ryan IMO and therefore can be pain to watch).
But they said from the start, that they were going through the alphabet but not on consecutive days.
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Angie Asimus reading news this weekend.
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Monday -
Nat co-hosting with Kochie with Edwina reading news.
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Channel Seven in breach for Sunrise segment on Indigenous children
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has found that Channel Seven Sydney breached the Commercial Television Industry Code of Practice in a Sunrise âHot Topicsâ segment broadcast on 13 March 2018.
The ACMA found that the introduction to the segment claiming Indigenous children could âonly be placed with relatives or other Indigenous families,â was inaccurate and in breach of the Code. The licensee explained that this repeated a statement from a newspaper of the day. However, the ACMA considered that Seven should have taken steps to verify the accuracy of this claim before it was used as the foundation for a panel discussion.
The ACMA noted the follow-up âHot Topicsâ segment broadcast by Seven on 20 March 2018 was a more informed discussion in which a panellist accurately described the true position regarding placement of Indigenous children. However, the ACMA found that the follow-up segment did not correct the earlier error in an appropriate manner in the circumstances.
The ACMA investigation also found that the segment provoked serious contempt on the basis of race in breach of the Code as it contained strong negative generalisations about Indigenous people as a group. These included sweeping references to a âgenerationâ of young Indigenous children being abused. While it may not have been Sevenâs intention, by implication the segment conveyed that children left in Indigenous families would be abused and neglected, in contrast to non-Indigenous families where they would be protected.
âBroadcasters can, of course, discuss matters of public interest, including extremely sensitive topics such as child abuse in Indigenous communities. However, such matters should be discussed with care, with editorial framing to ensure compliance with the Code,â said ACMA Chair, Nerida OâLoughlin.
âThe ACMA considers that the high threshold for this breach finding was met, given the strong negative generalisations about Indigenous people as a group,â added Ms OâLoughlin.
The ACMA is in discussions with Channel Seven about its response to the breach findings. Channel Seven has indicated that it may seek judicial review of the ACMAâs decision.
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