ONE News
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One News is the news-service produced by Television New Zealand. The service is broadcast live, directly from TVNZ's broadcasting centre in Auckland. The flagship news bulletin is the nightly 6pm news, but ONE News also has midday, afternoon and late night news bulletins, as well as current affairs shows such as Breakfast and Close Up.
The 6pm programme is New Zealand's most-watched news programme. As of 2005, it has a market share of 54% (700,000+ each night). In June 2007, One News had a 38% share of its target 25-54 demographic.
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[edit] History
The first NZBC Network News bulletin was broadcast on 3 November 1969 and was read by Dougal Stevenson.
In 1971, the Warkworth Satellite Station was opened, which meant news stories would be received a lot quicker.
1973 saw Angela D'Audney become New Zealand's first woman newsreader. Other news readers at the time included Phillip Sherry, Jenny Goodwin, Alma Johnston, Doug Armstrong and Roger Gasgoigne.
Then in 1975, NZBC was dissolved and split into make Television ONE, South Pacific Television and Radio New Zealand. By 1980 South Pacific Television relaunched as TV2 and both stations were combined into Television New Zealand.
Up until the end of 1990 TVNZ operated 4 regional news programmes based in the 4 main regions. Top Half, originally hosted by John Hawkesby and Judy Bailey, was the regional news for the upper North Island based in Auckland. Today Tonight, presented by Geoff Bryan, covered Wellington and the lower North Island. Mainland Touch focused on Christchurch, the Canterbury region, and the upper South Island. In Otago and Southland, The South Tonight was based in Dunedin and presented by Hilary Muir-Clark. Originally the regional news ran for 20 minutes during the Network News at Six between the sports and weather news but was moved to before the main 6pm news in 1989 to make way for the Holmes show.
In 1988, Judy Bailey and Richard Long started presenting the main 6pm edition of ONE Network News. They would remain as the main news anchors for the next 10 years.
A year later, the first international correspondents made their debuts - Susan Wood in Sydney, Australia and Liam Jeory in London, England. In April of that year, the first episode of Holmes, a 30 minute current affairs show following Network News went to air hosted by Paul Holmes. One of the show's key moments was the infamous Dennis Conner interview in which Conner, who was being provoked, walked off the show. The incident provided Holmes with headlines the next day.
In 1998, TVNZ signed 3 News anchor John Hawkesby to replace Richard Long. But when Haweskby began presenting the Network News at Six alongside Judy Bailey, there was a public outcry over the separation of Judy and Richard, that lead to Long reinstated as co-anchor at 6pm. Hawkesby later took TVNZ to court, a dispute that he subsequently won.
On the last day of the millennium, December 31, 1999 One Network News was relaunched and renamed as One News.
2003 saw a major shake up of TVNZ's news and current affairs programming with entering head Bill Ralston making sweeping changes to the formats of all prorgrammes. A new state-of-the-art studio came into use for One News programmes, but many presenters were culled. The main 6pm bulletin reverted to a single-headed broadcast with Judy Bailey as chief anchor. The changes saw the end of Long and Bailey's partnership after almost 15 years. Jim Hickey, one of TVNZ's most popular weather presenters, and April Ieremia also left in 2003.
Then on 2 November, 2004, Paul Holmes resigned from TVNZ following failed contract negotiations. He announced he was moving to a rival TV company, Prime Television, which had offered a three-year contract. Consequently the Holmes show ended immediately and was replaced by a new current affairs show Close Up, which followed the same format as Holmes but was now hosted by Susan Wood (New Zealand). The new programme aired at 7pm, following the main One News.
In October of 2005, TVNZ announced that it would not be renewing long-standing flagship broadcaster Judy Bailey's contract; some observers believe this was a direct reaction to the programme's market share decline in Auckland to 3 News. Judy Bailey signed off at the end of the 6pm news on 23 December 2005. She was TVNZ's longest serving newsreader and had been reporting and presenting for 34 years.
On January 23rd 2006, the 6pm bulletin reverted back to double-headed presentation with Wendy Petrie and Simon Dallow taking over from Bailey.
In December 2006, Susan Wood announced her resignation from TVNZ due to health reasons. Mark Sainsbury was confirmed as anchor for Close Up in 2007, with Paul Henry deputising.
In April 2007, job cuts were made in the news and current affairs department of TVNZ, with all One News programmes expected to lose some staff. Meanwhile, in September 2007, Jim Hickey returned as TVNZ's weatherman after an absence of four years.
February 24 2008 was the last day for the 'glass set'. Which was used from 2003 to this year. Anchor Miriama Kamo stated that the set 'has served us well'. The bulletin then closed with a shot of the set and the lights being turned off.
The next day, the 6pm bulletin relaunched with a new set. This set was built with more wood than previous sets, and contains new graphics. The music is relatively the same.
[edit] Management
Currently, Anthony Flannery, formerly of Channel Nine's A Current Affair is TVNZ's head of News and Current Affairs.
Former Channel Ten news producer Tony Davenport is the chief producer of ONE News.
[edit] Programmes
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[edit] One News
- Every day at 6pm. Weekdays also includes One News at Midday at 12 noon, One News at 4:30 at 4:30pm and One News Tonight at either 10.30pm or 10.40pm.
- Presented by:
- 6pm Weekdays: Simon Dallow and Wendy Petrie (Peter Williams deputising for Simon & Miriama Kamo deputising for Wendy)
- 6pm Weekends: Bernadine Oliver-Kerby | Miriama Kamo & Peter Williams deputising
- 6pm Sport: Tony Veitch Sunday to Thursday, Andrew Saville Friday and Saturday (Jenny-May Coffin deputising)
- Midday: Peter Williams (Alison Mau or Neil Waka deputising) and Corin Dann (Business presenter)
- 4:30pm: Neil Waka (Alison Mau deputising)
- Tonight: Greg Boyed
- Weather: Karen Olsen, Jim Hickey, Renee Wright
One News underwent a format change in 2006 to combat falling ratings. The main news bulletin begins at 6pm, starting with national and international news stories in the first 35 minutes. At 6:35, they go through the major news headlines. During this time there are two advertisement breaks. Sport news starts at 6:40 and is covered for 15 minutes, followed by business news and the sharemarket. Weather and oddspot items finish off the bulletin.
In November 2007, new weather graphics were introduced, as well as 'weather highlights' screening at about 6:25pm. A short introduction to One News Weather was also implemented for the 6pm edition, showing either a satellite image of tomorrow's weather or the weather icons for the next day. This is shown before the One News opening graphics and headlines and is presented by the weather presenter for that night.
Midday, 4:30 and Tonight are half an hour long with the latest headlines, sports news and weather updates. Tonight also presents the headlines that will appear in major New Zealand newspapers the next day. During Breakfast, One News is updated every half hour, and during "Good Morning", there are 5 minute updates at 10am and 11am.
[edit] TVNZ News
- TVNZ News Now: Fiona Anderson, Ben Christie, Jenny-May Coffin, Rochelle Gillespie, Tiffany Hardy, Sandra Kailahi, Glen Larmer, Phil McGrath, Andrew Scott, Sonia Voigt.
- TVNZ News at 8: Greg Boyed and Geraline Knox weekdays, Miriama Kamo and Sonia Voigt weekends.
These are hourly bulletins from 6am to 11pm every day for TVNZ 7. The 8pm bulletin is an hour long. Because of the nature of the channel, it's commercial free.
[edit] Breakfast
- Weekdays at 6:30am
- Presented by Paul Henry and Pippa Wetzel. News segments presented by Peter Williams. Tamati Coffey is the weather presenter and roving reporter. Alison Mau is backup presenter and newsreader.
Two and a half hour long magazine style news and current affairs programme, which looks at the days headlines and events happening around New Zealand. News, sport and weather is updated every half hour, with business news being updated at around 6:40am, 7:10am and 8:10am. At the end of each show the Presenter's have a 'Reporters Roundup' where news from around New Zealand is presented.
[edit] NZI Business
- Weekdays at 6.00am
- Presented by Corin Dann
Half hour business news programme, with insights into issues affecting the business sector. In September 2006, Breakfast Business began podcasting segments of its programme. In September 2007, ASB dropped its sponsorship as the show was moved back to 6am. Original host Michael Wilson departed in November 2007.
[edit] Close Up
- Weekdays at 7pm
- Presented by Mark Sainsbury, Paul Henry
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For more details on this topic, see Close Up.
Half hour current affairs programme.
[edit] Sunday
- Sundays at 7.30pm
- Presented by Cameron Bennett
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For more details on this topic, see Sunday (TVNZ programme).
Current affairs programme, featuring local and international stories.
[edit] Agenda
- Sundays at 10.00am
- Presented by Rawdon Christie with political interviews conducted by Guyon Espiner
[edit] Eye-to-Eye
- Saturdays at 9.30am
- Presented by Willie Jackson
- Interview Programme With Maori Twist
[edit] Te Karere
- Weekdays at 3.45pm
- Presented by Scotty Morrison
Maori News.
[edit] One News Insight
- Presented by Simon Dallow or Mark Sainsbury
One off specials focusing on major issues affecting New Zealanders.
[edit] ONE News Team
[edit] Breakfast
- Abby Scott
- Amy Kelley
- Francesca Rudkin (Entertainment Correspondent)
- Jack Tame
- Jay Harkness
- Rachel MacGregor
- Sarah Bristow
- Matt McLean
[edit] NZI Business
- Lisa Davies
- Justine Turner
- Michelle King
- Owen Poland
- Pushpa Jabin
[edit] Close up
- Corrine Ambler
- Damian Christie
- Jendy Harper
- Robyn James
- Donna-Marie Lever
- John Sellwood
- Sofia Wenborn
[edit] ONE News
| Name | Show | Role | Bureau |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simon Dallow | ONE News | Anchor | Auckland |
| Wendy Petrie | ONE News | Anchor | Auckland |
| Bernadine Oliver-Kerby | ONE News | Weekend Anchor | Auckland |
| Andrew Saville | ONE News | Sports Presenter & Rugby Editor | Auckland |
| Tony Veitch | ONE News | Sports Presenter | Auckland |
| Peter Williams | Breakfast and Midday | Anchor | Auckland |
| Mark Sainsbury | Close Up | Presenter | Auckland |
| Pippa Wetzell | Breakfast | Presenter | Auckland |
| Paul Henry | Breakfast | Presenter | Auckland |
| Greg Boyed | Tonight | Anchor | Auckland |
| Neil Waka | ONE News @ 4.30 | Host | Auckland |
| Miriama Kamo | ONE News | Back-Up Host | Auckland |
| Jim Hickey | ONE News | Weather Presenter | Auckland |
| Karen Olsen | ONE News | Weather Presenter | Auckland |
| Tamati Coffey | Breakfast | Weather Presenter | Roving(Auckland Based) |
| Antony Stevens | ONE News | Sports Reporter | |
| Arrun Soma | ONE News | Reporter | Christchurch |
| Adrian Stevanon | ONE News | Reporter | Auckland |
| Alexia O’Brian | ONE News | Reporter | Dunedin |
| Ana Olykan | ONE News | Reporter | Auckland |
| Andrew Williams | ONE News | Sports Reporter | Auckland |
| Barbara Dreaver | ONE News | Pacific Correspondent | Auckland |
| Beth Roche | ONE News | Reporter | Auckland |
| Billie Jo Ropiha | ONE News | Reporter | Hamilton |
| Blair Norton | ONE News | Sports Reporter | Christchurch |
| Brent Fraser | ONE News | Reporter | Christchurch |
| Craig Stanaway | ONE News | Rugby League/Sports Reporter | Auckland |
| David Fataua | ONE News | Reporter | Christchurch |
| David Young | ONE News | Business and Economics Reporter | Wellington |
| Donna Marie-Leaver | ONE News and Close Up | Reporter | Auckland |
| Francesca Mold | ONE News | Deputy Political Editor | Wellington |
| Garth Bray | ONE News | Reporter | Sydney |
| Glen Larmer | TVNZ 7 | News presenter | Auckland |
| Guyon Espiner | ONE News | Political Editor | Wellington |
| Hannah Hodson | ONE News | Australian Correspondent | Sydney |
| Hannah Ockelford | ONE News | Reporter | |
| Hadyn Jones | ONE News | Reporter | Auckland |
| Heather du Plessis-Allan | ONE News | Consumer Affairs and Entertainment Reporter | Wellington |
| Jen Nolan | ONE News | Reporter | |
| Jenny-May Coffen | TVNZ 7 | News Presenter | Auckland |
| Jessica Mutch | ONE News | Political Reporter | Wellington |
| Joel Tiller | ONE News | Sports Reporter | |
| John McDermott | ONE News | Reporter | Dunedin |
| John Newton | ONE News | Reporter | Central North Island |
| Julia Hilligan | ONE News | Reporter | Christchurch |
| Julie Ash | ONE News | Sports Reporter | Wellington |
| Keith Tannock | ONE News | Reporter | |
| Kris Fa'afoi | ONE News | Political Reporter | Wellington |
| Krissy Moreau | ONE News | Reporter | Auckland |
| Lisa Glass | ONE News | Transport Reporter | Auckland |
| Lisa Owen | ONE News | Court Reporter | Auckland |
| Lorelei Mason | ONE News | Health Correspondent | Christchurch |
| Mark Crysell | ONE News | Europe Correspondent | London |
| Mark Torley | ONE News | Reporter | Wellington |
| Martin Tasker | ONE News | Yachting/Sports Reporter | Auckland |
| Melissa Stokes | ONE News | Reporter | Auckland |
| Michael Parkin | ONE News | Reporter | Wellington |
| Nicola Garvey | ONE News | Reporter | |
| Owen Poland | ONE News | Business and Economics Reporter | Wellington |
| Kris Fa'afoi | ONE News | Political Reporter | Wellington |
| Rawdon Christie | ONE News | Reporter | Auckland |
| Ruwani Perera | ONE News | Reporter | Auckland |
| Shalleen Hern | ONE News | Reporter | Wellington |
| Simon Bradwell | ONE News | Reporter | Wellington |
| Stephen Stuart | ONE News | Sports Reporter | Auckland |
| Tim Wilson | ONE News | American Correspondent | New York |
| Tini Molyneux | ONE News | Maori Affairs Reporter | Auckland |
| Tom Fraser | ONE News | Reporter | Christchurch |
| Toni Street | ONE News | Sports Reporter & Breakfast's Sport Correspondent | Auckland |
| Tuipoloa Evan Charlton | ONE News | Sports Reporter | Sydney |
| Tsehai Tiffin | ONE News | Freelance-Reporter | Queenstown |
[edit] Bureau
- ONE News Sydney Bureau
- ONE News London Bureau
- ONE News New York Bureau
[edit] Closed Bureau
ONE News Asian Bureau Closed In 2005 as part of TVNZ Continued Job Cuts Charlotte Glennie was the last reporter after winning awards for her 2004 Asian Tsunami Coverage.
[edit] Sunday
- John Hudson
- Simon Mercep
- Janet McIntyre
- Ian Sinclair
[edit] Te Karere
- Hinerangi Goodman
- Hirini Henare
- Martin Rakuraku
- Joe Glen
- Shane Taurima
- Dean Nathan
- Mana Epiha
- Kingi Kiriona
- Moari Stafford
[edit] Digital Television
Television New Zealand has announced that it will launch a 24 hour news channel, called TVNZ 7. At this stage, all that is known about the new channel is that it will use the same resources as ONE News, and will feature news updates on the hour, every hour.
[edit] Competition
One News's main competitor is 3 News.
