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SKY News on WIN launching early September

SKY News shows will be seen in WIN's regional markets from Sept. 2nd.

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New 24 hour channel SKY News on WIN will launch in 30 markets across  Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania and the Australian Capital Territory at 6am on Sunday 2 September.

SKY News content will include Speers, Credlin, The Bolt Report, Outsiders, Jones & Co, Richo, Politics HQ, Paul Murray Live and Kenny on Sunday and presenters inclusing Paul Murray, David Speers, Andrew Bolt, Laura Jayes, Kieran Gilbert, Ashleigh Gillon, Peta Credlin and Alan Jones.

Jaynie Seal will host new breakfast program Headline News every 15 minutes on weekdays from 6:00am-8:30am (simulcast on WIN Channel 008/080 and Sky News Weather, Foxtel Channel 603.

Warren Mundine will also host a second season of Mundine Means Business highlighting the success and entrepreneurship of Australia’s Indigenous communities.

Angelos Frangopoulos, CEO, Australian News Channel said: “We are excited to announce our program line-up for SKY News on WIN including the launch of Headline News which will provide viewers with a snapshot of the news they need to know for the day ahead, featuring for the first time in a breakfast show, content from across regional Australia thanks to the resources of WIN News.”

Andrew Lancaster, CEO WIN Network said: “SKY News on WIN is a great addition to WIN Network and we are very excited about the line-up of news programs and expert commentators that viewers in regional Australia will now enjoy. Headline News will be simulcast on WIN’s main channel as well as SKY News on WIN which will provide our viewers with a live breakfast news program with a focus on regional issues.”

SKY News has also announced Your Money channel to air on Nine network.

SKY News on WIN (Channel 83 across WIN’s regional network and Channel 53 across Northern NSW):

• SKY News Weather (Every day Live at 5:00am)
• FOX Sports News (Every day at Live 5:30am)
• Headline News with Jaynie Seal (Weekdays Live at 6:00am)
• AM Agenda with Kieran Gilbert (Weekdays Live at 8:30am)
• Live Now with Ashleigh Gillon (Monday – Wednesdays Live at 10:00am); with Tom Connell (Thursday and Fridays Live at 10:00am)
• All Australian News (Weekdays at 11:00am)
• FOX Sports News (Every day Live at 12:00pm)
• Speers with David Speers (Monday – Thursdays Live at 4:00pm)
• The Friday Show with Rita Panahi (Fridays Live at 4:00pm)
• FOX Sports News (Monday- Fridays Live at 5:00pm)
• Credlin with Peta Credlin (Weeknights Live at 6:00pm)
• The Bolt Report with Andrew Bolt (Weeknights Live at 7:00pm)
• Outsiders with Ross Cameron and Rowan Dean (Monday and Thursdays Live at 8:00pm, Sundays Live at 9:00am)
• Jones & Co with Alan Jones and Peta Credlin (Tuesdays Live at 8:00pm)
• Richo with Graham Richardson (Wednesdays Live at 8:00pm)
• Politics HQ with Nicholas Reece (Fridays Live at 8:00pm)
• Paul Murray Live with Paul Murray (Sunday – Thursdays Live from 9:00pm – 10:00pm)
• Hardgrave with Gary Hardgrave (Fridays Live at 9:00pm)
• FOX Sports News Live rolling coverage (Saturdays from 5:30am)
• Speers on Sunday with David Speers (Sundays Live at 8:00am)
• Mundine Means Business with Warren Mundine (Sundays at 5:00pm)
• The Adam Giles Show with Adam Giles (Sundays Live at 6:00pm)
• Kenny on Sunday with Chris Kenny (Sundays Live at 7:00pm)
• Heads Up with Janine Perrett (Monday – Thursdays Live at 11:00pm) and Peter Gleeson (Fridays Live at 11:00pm)

*Times in AEST

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  2. “I would rather the one with the great dramas”. No doubt WIN would like that too, but a tiny matter of rights etc.
    As least WIN is filling some of the holes left by TEN. A morning show and two soaps in the afternoon. Yes, they may be a few years old but most would not have seen them since Nine dumped them, only 30% or so having Foxtel.

  4. I expect the deal with Nine for the Your Money channel will be off now they have announced the Fairfax takeover (sorry I mean ‘merger’)

  5. Well that’s a riveting line up which I won’t be watching. If we’re getting a foxtel channel I would rather the one with the great dramas I’m always missing out on.

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