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''Seven News'' (promoted on-air as '''''7NEWS''''') is the name of the television news service of 's '' National Nine News '' to which it traditionally rated second. However recent years have signalled a change in audience patterns and Seven News is now the top rating news service nationally. Sunrise, Seven Morning News, Seven's 4:30 News and 6:00pm bulletins in Sydney, Adelaide, Perth and now Melbourne regularly win their timeslots. The Brisbane bulletin has also made significant ground against Nine. This change can largely be credited to News Director Peter Meakin, who arrived in 2003 to help boost the service. The ''Seven News'' theme music is derived from John Williams ' composition ''The Mission'', which is used as the theme music for '' NBC Nightly News '' in the United States . BULLETINS National Sunrise '']] Main article: Sunrise ''Sunrise'' is the name of the Seven Network's top rating breakfast program. It runs on weekdays from 6:00am to 9:00am, with a shorter bulletin on Sunday entitled '' Weekend Sunrise ''. Like many other breakfast television programs, the show's format is a combination of entertainment and news. :Hosts: David Koch and Melissa Doyle :News: Natalie Barr :Sport: Mark Beretta :Weather: Grant Denyer :Executive Producer: Adam Boland Seven Morning News ''Seven Morning News'' is a nation-wide bulletin broadcast 10:30am weekdays. The news bulletin is presented from Seven's Sydney presentation studio of Martin Place . It was first broadcast on January 29, 2001 with Garry Wilkinson . It is believed the bulletin will be moved to 11.00am and reverted to a one hour format with Ann Sanders at the helm in the future. :Anchor: Chris Bath / Samantha Armytage / Kylie Gillies (Friday) :Executive Producer: Sue Stephenson Seven's 4:30 News During the , but is reportedly moving to Sydney in the near future with current US Correspondent Mike Amor expected to take over as anchor. :Anchor: Rebecca Maddern Seven Late News Updates Until August 2003 there was also a late news bulletin, but it was axed and replaced with news updates. :Anchor: Ann Sanders / Samantha Armytage / Kylie Gillies 6:00pm Bulletins Sydney
''Prominent rumours are circulating that Chris Bath will replace Ann Sanders reading Weekend News in Sydney''.They are true. Chris Bath will read the news on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Ann Sanders will move to the Morning News. Melbourne
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