How Australia’s ‘Today’ is continuing its ratings decline

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Australia’s “Today” continues to see its ratings drop.

• The show, which ousted longtime anchor Karl Stefanovic over the summer amid dipping ratings, debuted a new look and new hosts for 2019.
• A new anchor, Deb Knight, took over the show.
• Knight is joined by newsreader Tom Steinfort and entertainment reporter Brooke Boney.
• Forecaster Steven Jacobs and finance reporter Ross Greenwood remain part of the show.
• The ratings for the Jan. 13, 2019 edition dipped below the 200,000 mark.
• “Sunrise,” the Seven Network’s competing morning news, registered 266,000 viewers.
• According to AdelaideNow.com, the show was expected to benefit from at least a small boost in viewers thanks to what it calls the “perve factor” — people tuning in just to catch a glimpse at the new lineup.