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The ONE News team in London and at home will cover the Olympics 24-hours a day.
Breakfast
As the competing day comes to a close in London, New
Zealanders can wake up to
Breakfast and receive a rundown of
the big events that took place overnight. Simon Dallow will join
the broadcast live from London on the hour, while Peter Williams
will be in the
Breakfast studio drawing on extensive
knowledge and experience gained from reporting on over 20 years of
Games coverage.
ONE News at 6
As London wakes up and prepares to begin the competing day,
Simon Dallow will join the
ONE News at 6 team live from
London. Viewers will receive a preview of what is in store for the
day ahead, as well as coverage of related new events taking place
in the city. In the New Zealand studio, Peter Williams will
co-anchor every news broadcast over the Games period.
Tonight
Andrew Saville will join the
Tonight newsdesk during
the Games to add an extra dose of sporting knowledge to the
broadcast. The competing day will be well underway when
Tonight goes to air, giving viewers the most up-to-date
coverage of results. Several key events for New Zealand medal hopes
will be taking place while
Tonight is live, including
equestrian and women's canoeing.
Online
The ONE News online sport team will provide the latest news
and videos, profiles, venue information, medal table, schedules,
results feeds, opinion and polls. The team in London will be doing
a daily blog and there will be extended interviews from them. We'll
also be running 24-hour coverage with live text updates through the
night and full coverage in the mornings.
ONE News Team in London
Simon Dallow will join the broadcast live from London on the hour during Breakfast and will join the ONE News at 6 team live from London
Heather du Plessis-Allan will cover football, hockey and BMX
Garth Bray will cover cycling, swimming and athletics.
Craig Stanaway will cover swimming, rowing, canoeing and kayaking
Irena Smith will cover Maori and Pacific Island athletes
Paul Hobbs will cover equestrian, cycling and triathlon.
Martin Tasker will cover sailing.