Which story? I missed it!
The Mike Willesee one? With Ray Martin speaking in that story? Construction workers were seen walking past behind.
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That part on the left? Hmmm
Hope they donāt close the newsroom completely off from the new set, but rather incorporate it.
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A blue version of the BBC News set would be fantastic. And not their 2008 attempt! LOL
Same here. Adelaide can easily bring back her newsroom, while some on MS have indicated that the Melbourne newsroom sits in the room behind the studio.
Can anyone confirm if Brisbane and Perth have similar layouts?
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No idea about Brisbane but Iām pretty sure it was mentioned that Perthās set is right next to the newsroom as well.
Brisbaneās studio is used to film other shows so that could be more complex.
The structure of Perthās newsrooom could allow them to turn the desk anti-clockwise and have a newsroom backdrop.
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If thereās no such thing as load bearing wallsā¦ sure.
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I canāt believe they are doing all this for no new bulletins.
#10newsfirstprimetime
Who said there arenāt?
Brisbaneās newsroom is above the studio.
Looks like what they had 10 years ago, which is what I liked. Makes the space more adaptable for Studio 10.
No itās not. The back of the set backs onto the back of the newsroom. Through a load bearing wall
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It is but edit suites are between the studio and the newsroom.
I know. Thatās why I said that 
ā¦21 days ago.
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Very interesting
Surely newsroom-v-studio layout is irrelevant.
Iām guessing whatever they do will include a big videowall so they can put anything they like into itā¦ including a live shot of the newsroom if thatās the look theyāre after.
Versatilityā¦ thatās the key.
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Itās almost like someone cued the guy with the ladder to walk behind Ray at just the right time for Media Spy members.
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@Lexington is just provoking a reaction. A red herring.
