Labor leadership ballot: guide
ABC, Seven and TEN all respond to the Labor showdown with extended broadcasts.
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Monday will be a big news day as the Labor showdown ballot at 10am, and the Oscars at 12:30 midday.
Monday, February 27
ABC1:
Continuous news coverage (live in all states) from 5:00am until 11:00am (AEDT).
5:00am ABC News Breakfast: Showdown For PM
9:00am – 12:30pm Live: Showdown For PM
ABC News 24:
4:00am         Big Ideas
5:00am         ABC News Breakfast: Showdown For PM
9:00am         Live: Showdown For PM
12:30pm        Live: Showdown For PM Continuing Coverage
2:00pm         Parliament Question Time
3:30pm         Afternoon Live Including Capital Hill
6:00pm         The Drum
7:00pm         ABC News
7:30pm         7.30
SEVEN:
Sunrise Live from 6am
Hosted from Canberra, Melissa Doyle and David Koch will bring news from overnight and will have continuous coverage throughout the morning as events unfold. Ends at 12 midday, with The Morning Show cancelled for the day.
Seven News: Live at 4.30pm plus a special edition Live at 6pm. Chris Bath will anchor live from Canberra, with analysis from Political Editor Mark Riley, Political Reporter Alex Hart and the best connected commentator in the business, Political Analyst Graham Richardson.
On Monday night Seven News Melbourne will broadcast live from Canberra in the wake of Labor’s dramatic leadership spill.
NINE:
No amendments received.
TEN:
6:00am Breakfast (until 11:30am AEDT). The Circle is out for the day.
SBS ONE:
No amendments received.
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9 Responses
I can’t image a worse day for TV! The stupid and boring Oscars and a stupid and suicidal leadership ballot on the same day. Thank God I’ll be out doing something interesting while all the nonsense is on. Unfortunately it’s the endless tedious evening replays and rereanalyses that’ll be hard to avoid.
I think I’ll set the DVR for tonight and read a book.
Breakfast on 10 will be live into Qld. My EPG says it’s a special. Pity they can’t offer 5am Qld time everyday.
Will Breakfast be live is all states or will we here in QLD once again an hour behind the other networks. If so I’ll be watching SkyNews and avoiding the others.
Given that Ten didn’t go live to air outside AEDT, I imagine there ratings will be zero. I’ll be sticking to ABC News 24 for my morning who-will-be-PM fix.
Looking at Freeview Perth and Adelaide have the breakfast shows live. Today will start at 2:30am in Perth with Breakfast and Sunrise starting at 3 until around 8-9am. Academy Awards are live in these cities too. The networks are doing the right thing as Monday will be a big news day and the audience deserves to see it live even if WA has to be up extra early.
So I guess Nine would be screwed if the vote coverage runs long with the Oscar’s.
Nine never release their amendments first or when everyone else does. Wasn’t Karl going to the Oscars?. I’ll be watching sunrise, and yes Mel did do a great job the other day. Looking forward to it.
@steve sydney
Mine is saying the same thing.
It certainly will be a big day. With Seven going until midday, Nine might ask Today to go until 12:30 so they can just lead in to the Oscars. But seeing as there aree no plans for Nine yet, I’m with Seven at the moment. Mel did a good job the other day covering from Canberra.
My Foxtel EPG is saying that Sunrise is from 5am till Midday
also that Today is from 5.30 till 11am.