that time to convert to the one hour newscast used in other major Australian cities save for Perth). The station won a Logie award in 1986 for Best News Report for its coverage of the siege at Eagle Farm Airport the previous year. With TVQ as the host broadcaster for World Expo 88, Eyewitness News shifted its newsroom operation and production to the TVQ stand at the Expo site, putting itself on show to the general public for the entire six-month duration of Expo. After the close of Expo on 30 October 1988, the newsroom returned to the Mount Coot-tha studios to a refurbished news set and a branding refresh to Ten News (acknowledging the channel's transition from VHF Channel 0 to 10 and bringing TVQ into line with Network Ten stations in other states). The Eyewitness News brand returned in July 1989 coinciding with the network relaunch, and it was later renamed as Ten Evening News in January 1990 and then as 10 News First in January 1991. In 1994, the Ten News brand was revived for the 2nd time. In September 2013, Ten once again revived the Eyewitness News branding for all its newscasts after a 19-year break. In September 2020, studio production of the Queensland bulletin was transferred to Network 10's Sydney headquarters, leading to redundancies among presentation and production staff at the Brisbane studios. Past news presenters Lachlan Kennedy (2015–2017) Bill McDonald (2003–2012) Marie-Louise Theile (1991–1993, 1997–2007) Juanita Phillips (1990–1993) Tracey Spicer (1994–1996) Bruce Paige (1990) Jacki MacDonald (1983) Kay McGrath (1981–1987) Des McWilliam Brian Cahill Tony Ryan Rob Readings Chris Collins Geoff Mullins David Jull Neville Roberts Robin Parkin Georgina Lewis (2007–2020) Past sports reporters Michael Voss (2007–2008) Brad McEwan (2004–2006) Bill McDonald (1996–2003) References Ansett Australia Network 10 Television stations in Brisbane Television channels and stations established in 1965 1965 establishments in Australia