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5 posts by 4 people · 29 Oct 2001 02:33 UTC - 30 Oct 2001 14:03 UTC

Brett Shannon 29 Oct 2001 02:33 UTC#155616
Here In Australia on the East coast NSW and VIC went onto daylight saving time the night before the race and Qld didn't so although the race finished around 4pm local time in Qld, in Sydney NSW it was 5pm and for the host broadcaster Channel 10 that is time for the news so Sydney calls the shots and so telecast ends. TV execs must be the same the world over.Here on there later sports show we didn't get much more of the interview either so they must have sent the crew home just after they stopped showing it live here. And all they had to do was start the race around 30 mins earlier and even a timed race would have left plenty of post race time .
I don't know why QLD hasn't gone daylight savings. A mate was up there and said it was sunny before 5am, getting dark at 6pm. Go figure. Pretty ridiculous, spend all this time with pre-race fluff and then cut to the news after 2mins of interviews. no good. Rafe Mc On Mon, 29 Oct 2001 13:33:59 +1100, "Brett Shannon" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (10 lines)>Here In Australia on the East coast NSW and VIC went onto daylight saving >time the night before the race and Qld didn't so although the race finished >around 4pm local time in Qld, in Sydney NSW it was 5pm and for the host >broadcaster Channel 10 that is time for the news so Sydney calls the shots >and so telecast ends. TV execs must be the same the world over.Here on there >later sports show we didn't get much more of the interview either so they >must have sent the crew home just after they stopped showing it live here. > And all they had to do was start the race around 30 mins earlier and even >a timed race would have left plenty of post race time . >
[email hidden] (Rafe McAuliffe) writes: > I don't know why QLD hasn't gone daylight savings. A mate was up there > and said it was sunny before 5am, getting dark at 6pm. Go figure. Queensland doesn't bother with daylight savings. It's GMT+9 all year there. And as close to the equator as it is, the sun sets around 6 and it is dead dark 15 minutes later. Pretty weird to watch when I'm used to living just south of the polar circle, where the sun is under the horizon for 2 hours mid summer. And is up for like 5 hours mid winter :)
Quoted text (19 lines)> Pretty ridiculous, spend all this time with pre-race fluff and then > cut to the news after 2mins of interviews. no good. > > Rafe Mc > > On Mon, 29 Oct 2001 13:33:59 +1100, "Brett Shannon" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >Here In Australia on the East coast NSW and VIC went onto daylight saving > >time the night before the race and Qld didn't so although the race finished > >around 4pm local time in Qld, in Sydney NSW it was 5pm and for the host > >broadcaster Channel 10 that is time for the news so Sydney calls the shots > >and so telecast ends. TV execs must be the same the world over.Here on there > >later sports show we didn't get much more of the interview either so they > >must have sent the crew home just after they stopped showing it live here. > > And all they had to do was start the race around 30 mins earlier and even > >a timed race would have left plenty of post race time . > > >
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On 29 Oct 2001 14:36:43 +0100, [email hidden] (Olav K. Malmin) wrote:
Quoted text (11 lines)>[email hidden] (Rafe McAuliffe) writes: > >> I don't know why QLD hasn't gone daylight savings. A mate was up there >> and said it was sunny before 5am, getting dark at 6pm. Go figure. > >Queensland doesn't bother with daylight savings. It's GMT+9 all year >there. And as close to the equator as it is, the sun sets around 6 and >it is dead dark 15 minutes later. Pretty weird to watch when I'm used >to living just south of the polar circle, where the sun is under the >horizon for 2 hours mid summer. And is up for like 5 hours mid winter :) >
Far be it from me to be a pedant but Australia Eastern Standard Time, covering Tasmania, Victoria, New South Wales (most) and Queensland, is GMT +10. Peter Holt
Harry <[email hidden]> writes:
Quoted text (18 lines)> On 29 Oct 2001 14:36:43 +0100, [email hidden] (Olav K. > Malmin) wrote: > > >[email hidden] (Rafe McAuliffe) writes: > > > >> I don't know why QLD hasn't gone daylight savings. A mate was up there > >> and said it was sunny before 5am, getting dark at 6pm. Go figure. > > > >Queensland doesn't bother with daylight savings. It's GMT+9 all year > >there. And as close to the equator as it is, the sun sets around 6 and > >it is dead dark 15 minutes later. Pretty weird to watch when I'm used > >to living just south of the polar circle, where the sun is under the > >horizon for 2 hours mid summer. And is up for like 5 hours mid winter :) > > > > Far be it from me to be a pedant but Australia Eastern Standard Time, > covering Tasmania, Victoria, New South Wales (most) and Queensland, is > GMT +10.
Sorry, it was of course CET+9 :) -- Olav K. Malmin remove .spam when replying

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