It won’t be a live cam of city. It will probably be generic like 9 news local or NBN
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WIN completely ignoring the changes in the outro. Only mentioning the new affiliation.
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There was a pretty detailed explanation of the affiliation swap at the end of Canberra news tonight.
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Yes but hiding the fact that dedicated bulletins are out the window in QLD and replaced with a statewide news bulletin.
Central QLD outro -
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Also nothing special from Sandra with her handover from 10 News - I suppose not surprising.
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She was probably relieved she’ll have one less thing to pre-record every night. She told viewers she would see them tomorrow… some maybe. ‘Join us tomorrow on Channel 50’ might have been useful.
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I just hope that these statewide bulletins are live, but I doubt it if Bruce Roberts is reading both NSW and VIC
it would be impossible doing 2 different ones live have top be pre-recorded
…and technically, Bruce Roberts will be presenting four separate news bulletins tomorrow night:
*Illawarra
*Canberra
*Western NSW
*Victoria
Pretty much the same word for word on the Tasmanian bulletin too.
The cut from Ten News to WIN was very abrupt, mid-sentence in the weather for Melbourne and then Candice was back on screen.
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The new 9News style logo on their current backdrop would be perfect. And just needs the 9News supers (perhaps with parts of them using the current backdrop colours too)
Also, WIN better have 7-day weather forecasts now.
Re, the possibility of a refreshed WIN News: Surely there’s a reasonably good chance of it being a version of Nine News’ graphics & On-Air Presentation with a WIN News logo?
And yes, a generic backdrop would be most likely…just as the case has been at WIN News during most of the last two decades or so.
Truth be told, I’d rather WIN News retain its present presentation that have the swirls and ‘alert’ nonsense of Nine. Although I recognise it is over three years old, but still works well.
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Sunshine Coast’s final local WIN bulletin.
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And a time when they weren’t all produced in Wollongong 
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What would appear to be the final bulletin of All Australian News has started. It is scheduled to finish at midnight, though it doesn’t matter if it runs overtime.
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Vale AAN.
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Did they mention at the end of the bulletin that it was the final All Australian News?
Yes. With the same script used to inform viewers of the change at the end of the Illawarra and Sunshine Coast bulletins.
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