On Monday 19th September 2016.
WIN News’s Alison Dance selected for Fellowship Program
• The Our Watch Fellowship program comprises a series of three retreats scheduled in February, March and June.
On Monday 19th September 2016.
Interesting that it wasn’t done the same time as the shift to Wollongong (20 August). And that no news outlet reported on the change.
Edit: Ignore me, didn’t read properly, thought it said 2018…
It was 2016, long before the move to Wollongong. Only a few months after the affiliation swap.
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Win News Rockhampton was filmed in Rockhampton wasn’t it ? (I know 7 Local News isn’t just found that out the other day).
Peter Byrne the weather presenter at the time was local to Yeppoon so I assumed it was filmed locally … and I vaguely remember something about him not wanting to move to the Sunshine Coast… so I think WIN News Rockhampton moved to the Sunshine Coast for some reason a few years back?
Win News Rockhampton was filmed in Rockhampton wasn’t it ?
Peter Byrne the weather presenter at the time was local to Yeppoon so I assumed it was filmed locally … and I vaguely remember something about him not wanting to move to the Sunshine Coast… so I think WIN News Rockhampton moved to the Sunshine Coast for some reason a few years back?
Yes, it was filmed locally. It was then shifted to the Sunshine Coast in 2012 & then to Wollongong in 2017.
Correct, the Rockhampton bulletin as well as Cairns, Townsville and Mackay (when it was running) were all produced from the Dean Street Studios in Rockhampton while the Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast and Toowoomba bulletins were all produced from the Toowoomba Studios before shifting to the Sunshine Coast in the early 2000s?
As @TV-Expert said, all the Rockhampton produced bulletins then moved to the Sunny Coast in 2012 then everything to Wollongong last year.
Toowoomba was also presented in Rocky (edited in Toowoomba) in the 90’s until last 90’s when the Sunshine Coast bulletin was then introduced and returned to Toowoomba for both Bulletins.
Yes correct, sorry had completely forgotten about Toowoomba being produced in Rocky until the Sunny Coast bulletin was introduced!
Indeed. At the time, opener & intros were from Rocky with Craig Campbell and sport with Jason Costigan (now an MP) at 5pm. Weather was pre-recorded off site. Supers and graphics very basic in Toowoomba. Bulletin edited onto BETA in full (including adverts) and played at 6pm locally with supers inserted in live.
Very clunky bulletin for its time with no room for error.
What happened to Peter Byrne last I heard he was doing some stories for 7 Local News? I swear I saw him in Woolies at Yeppoon a few months back.
Correct, the Rockhampton bulletin as well as Cairns, Townsville and Mackay (when it was running) were all produced from the Dean Street Studios in Rockhampton while the Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast and Toowoomba bulletins were all produced from the Toowoomba Studios before shifting to the Sunshine Coast in the early 2000s?
As @TV-Expert said, all the Rockhampton produced bulletins then moved to the Sunny Coast in 2012
There was another shift before that too.
I used to live in Mackay when WIN News launched there, at the time it was presented out of the Rockhampton studio with Paul Taylor and Samantha Heathwood.
At the time it was:
Rockhampton studio:
Paul Taylor and Samantha Heathwood
Presenting Cairns, Townsville, Mackay, Rockhampton
Toowoomba studio:
Marita Ramia and Pat O’Shea (I think??)
Presenting Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba
Then, Samantha Heathwood moved to Toowoomba and WIN adjusted their setup. Cannot remember what year that was.
It was changed to:
Rockhampton studio:
Paul Taylor and Paul McLanighan?
Presenting Cairns, Rockhampton, Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast
Samantha Heathwood and Daniel Sercombe
Presenting Townsville, Mackay, Toowoomba
After that WIN built their Sunshine Coast studios and all bulletins were centralised there.
Corinne May ( QLD State Editor/Chief of Staff) and Laura Gardiner (both former Rockhampton journalists currently based on the Sunshine Coast) are back in Central Queensland to help cover the bushfire coverage.
• The Our Watch Fellowship program comprises a series of three retreats scheduled in February, March and June.
WIN News Tasmania from Friday last week:
The super text now looks more like that on the other bulletins now:
Former presenter/current reporter of WIN News Tasmania, Lucy Breaden, will be presenting drive on ABC Radio Hobart in the new year.
Source: https://www.radioinfo.com.au/news/abc-radio-hobart-2019-line-has-new-drive-presenter
The weekend newsreader Alison Costelloe has also joined their newsroom having been on a couple of times doing updates on the radio. Guess it helped with them sharing the same site since WIN (and TDT) moved into the ABC Centre in Hobart.