New host Sarah Harris reveals Steve Price and Kate Langbroek will remain on The Project as she reveals details about the rebranded show
Sarah Harris has confirmed that Steve Price and Kate Langbroek will remain on The Project.
The new host spoke on the Kyle and Jackie O show on Friday about her new role as Carrie Bickmore’s replacement.
The reporter, 41, also revealed there would be more staff joining the training, but kept tight lips as to who it will be.
Sarah Harris (pictured) has confirmed that Steve Price and Kate Langbroek will remain on The Project
‘All these regulars [will be staying] of course, but there are other types of announcements to be made.
“There is obviously a replacement for Peter to be announced.”
The star also confirmed that she would do the show from Sunday to Thursday and start with Waleed Aly.
‘All these regulars [will be staying] of course, but there are other types of announcements to be made,” she said. Kate Langbroek is pictured
“There is obviously a replacement for Peter to be announced,” she added. Steve Price is pictured
Channel 10 confirmed on Wednesday that longtime Studio 10 host Sarah will replace Carrie Bickmore.
Carrie, 41, announced her shock departure from the current affairs show in October after 12 years on the air.
“I am beyond thrilled to be joining one of Australia’s most iconic driving shows,” said Sarah. said in a statement.
Channel 10 has confirmed the replacement of Carrie Bickmore (pictured) on The Project after a mass exodus of longtime stars including Lisa Wilkinson and Peter Helliar
The network has confirmed Sarah Harris (pictured) will replace Carrie Bickmore as the show’s host alongside Waleed Aly five nights a week
“The project makes news like no other program in Australia and it’s exactly the kind of fun, fearless television that I love to do.”
‘I look forward to sharing the office with Waleed, Hamish, Georgie and the rest of the team. I’m excited to shake it up in the new year! ‘
Channel Ten has also confirmed that Hamish Macdonald will remain on the desk every Friday and Sunday night while Georgie Tunny will join the panel every Friday night.
Helliar (pictured) shocked viewers this week when he announced his departure from the struggling current affairs program
The announcement comes after Lisa Wilkinson and Peter Helliar shocked viewers this week when they both announced their departure from the struggling current affairs programme.
Peter, 47, announced he was leaving The Project on Tuesday evening and explained that he had decided to quit following the departure of his co-host Carrie.
He also told Nova’s Fitzy & Wippa on Wednesday that he wanted to “do things with my life professionally and personally.”
Lisa Wilkinson (pictured) announced on Sunday evening that she was leaving immediately
Lisa announced Sunday evening that she was leaving immediately.
The embattled TV presenter, 62, made the shock admission at the end of Sunday night’s episode, leaving viewers stunned.
“I’ve decided it’s time to re-prioritize some things in my life,” the TV veteran began alongside co-hosts Hamish Macdonald and The Bachelor’s Laura Byrne.
Meanwhile, Carrie announced her departure from The Project after 12 years on the air in October.
Lisa’s exit comes after a controversial year for the TV presenter, in which she was taken off the air following her disastrous Logies speech which led to the postponement of a rape trial. Pictured LR: Waleed Aly, Carrie, Lisa Wilkinson and Peter Hellier
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