Jayne Azzopardi and Clint Stanaway have been named hosts of Weekend Today for Nine.
Sophie Walsh is information presenter and Dan Anstey is climate presenter.
They substitute most up-to-date hosts Richard Wilkins, Belinda Russell and Charles Croucher.
“I’m a sports activities veteran, Jayne’s all about politics and I really like Sophie’s cheek and humour,” Stanaway says.
“And we’re all from totally different components of they nation. I’m unashamedly a Melbourne man, Jayne’s from the Sydney shire and Sophie’s a Queenslander at coronary heart and I really like that about us. And I feel that’s actually showcased on our present,” he provides.
“We’ve recognized one another for a very long time as colleagues,” Clint explains.
He started his profession in information earlier than shifting to sport and spending time reporting from London.
Jayne Azzopardi started her profession protecting finance earlier than shifting to WIN in Wagga, Canberra and Wollongong. After working abroad for media shops together with BBC and CNBC she then joined Nine as a federal politics reporter in Canberra, earlier than shifting to Sydney.
“We’re good listeners, and I’m actually excited to form of showcase folks’s tales,” Clint explains. “There’s little question, I feel each of us, and together with Sophie, we wish to deliver a relaxed form of vibe to the present and have some enjoyable, however in addition to conserving folks entertained, we all know now we have a duty to conserving folks knowledgeable as effectively.”
Jayne provides: “Because in the course of the week, everyone’s so rushed, attempting to get the children off to highschool and get out the door to work. On the weekend every part occurs at just a little little bit of a slower tempo.
“So you’ll be able to have us on the TV when you’re consuming breakfast and having your espresso and there’ll be attention-grabbing conversations and likewise perhaps serving to you make sense of issues which have occurred in the course of the week that you just’ve heard about however you haven’t actually had an opportunity to learn lots about it as a result of it’s too busy.”
7am to 10 am on Saturdays and Sundays on 9 and 9Now.
Source: Nine
