List of programs broadcast by Channel NewsAsia
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Programs
| Programme | Description | Presenter(s) |
|---|---|---|
| First Look Asia | Runs Monday to Friday at these times:
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Lance Alexander, Theresa Tang, Adam Bakhtiar (Business), Christine Chan (relief), Julie Yoo (relief) |
| News Now | Live news with a focus on Asian perspectives
Runs daily at 12:00am,2:00am,3:00am,4:00am,10:00am,11:00am,12:00pm,2:00pm,3pm,4:00pm,5:00pm and at 06:00am only on weekdays. |
Thersa Tang / Lance Alexender / Geraldine Tan / Christine Chan / Julie Yoo / Gasthoori Manickam / Adam Bahktiar (Business) / Toni Waterman (Business) |
| Primetime Asia | Channel NewsAsia's Corespondents bring you the top stories of the day with 'live' reports, interviews and breaking news events to keep you up-to-date on what's happening in one of the most dynamic regions of the world | Glenda Chong / Steve Lai / Toni Waterman (Business) / Dawn Tan (relief) / John Leong (relief) / Geraldine Tan (relief) / Gerald Lam (relief) / Genevieve Woo (relief) |
| Primetime World | Get the context behind the news of the day and find out how it will affect the rest of the world. The biggest stories and its impact, delivered in this fast-paced half-hour news bulletin | Glenda Chong / Steve Lai(relief) / Geraldine Tan (relief) / Gerald Lam (relief) / Genevieve Woo(relief) |
| Singapore Tonight | The show to watch to make sense of the days news and business happenings in Singapore. We don't just bring you up to date with the latest news, we also prepare you for the next day with analysis and views on how events impact you.
Runs daily at 10:00pm |
Dawn Tan / John Leong / Angela Lim (Weekend) |
| Asia Business First | From the opening bell across markets in Southeast Asia and China, to the biggest business interviews and top financial stories, tune in to Asia Business First to kick-start your business day. Runs weekdays 9-9:30am. | Adam Bakhtiar / Christine Chan (relief) / Toni Waterman (Business) |
Productions of Channel NewsAsia and other programmes
| Programme | Description | Presenter(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Get Rea! (read as Get Real) | A twice-weekly investigative current-affairs programme focusing on issues in Singapore | Cheryl Fox 2007-2008-2011 / Chan Eu Imm 2010-2011-present / Ken Teh 2011 |
| Insight | A weekly current-affairs programme (runs as a season) | Gerard Lam |
| Money Mind | A weekly business programme (runs as a season) | Fredrick Lim / Dominique Loh / Ronald Lim |
| The Agenda | Business programme (runs as a season) | |
| Asian Home News | Screens short news snippets from previous-day broadcasts from CCTV News (China), NHK World TV (Japan), RTM TV1 (TV1) (Malaysia), VTV (Vietnam), RTB (Brunei) and Channel NewsAsia's Singapore Tonight | Various |
| Correspondents' Diary | Highlights of news stories and features by Channel NewsAsia's network of correspondents based in major cities across the region. | Glenda Chong |
| That's IT | A weekly information-technology programme (runs as a season) | Timothy W Go |
| S.P.E.E.D. (Singapore Property Explained Explored & Deconstructed) | Otelli Edwards | |
| 360 | Talkshow on current affairs (runs as a season) | Melissa Hyak |
| One on One | Lin Xue Ling | |
| Pink of Health | A weekly show focusing on the health and beauty concerns of women | |
| Cents & Sensibilities | A weekly show on how ordinary people should make investments | Genevieve Woo |
| Japan Hour | An hour featuring Japanese culture. The programme is bought from NHK World TV in Japan and is subtitled in English. Airs Saturday 7:30-8:30pm, Sunday at 12:30-1:30am and 1-2pm. | |
| How to be a Super Parent | Steven Chia | |
| BlogTV.SG | Cheryl Fox / Tim Oh | |
| Welcome 2 Taiwan | ||
| Documentary of The Week | ||
| 20/20 | US programme from ABC World News. Sometimes known as 20/20 Primetime, but is a different show. (only in Singapore) | |
| Amazing Asia | Special reports filed by correspondents in Asia. Usually screens unusual news happenings around Asia in the week. (regular 30-minute segments) | |
| Yours Truly, Asia | Special reports about life in Asia | |
| World Watch | Special reports filed by correspondents the world over. Usually screens unusual news happenings around the world in the week. (regular 30-minute segments) | |
| Talking Point | A segment after Singapore Tonight on Sundays at 10.10pm (SIN/HK) where guests are invited to the news studio to share their views on issues relevant to Singapore | Debra Soon / Melissa Hyak |
Regular news bulletins
These shows are built to keep you know up-to-the-minute developments every hour of the day.
| Shows | Descriptions | Presenters |
|---|---|---|
| News Pulse | The newswatch never stops. News Pulse brings you the top stories as they happen across the world, so you're always kept informed and ready for the start of the Asian day. | Gasthoori Manickam / Gerardine Tan |
| News Now | News that is happening at the time of the broadcast. | Yvonne Chan / Julie Yoo / Gerard Lam |
| Headlines | A quick view on local and world news. Airs every hour. |
Main news bulletins
| Shows | Descriptions | Presenters |
|---|---|---|
| Primetime Asia | Replaces East Asia Tonight and Southeast Asia Tonight
A day's round-up of the news in Asia Runs weeknights from 7 to 8 |
Steve Lai, Timothy W Go and Glenda Chong |
| Primetime World | Channel NewsAsia's flagship weeknightly-news programme which provides viewers with a round-up of the day's main world news.
Runs weeknights at 9 |
Glenda Chong |
| Primetime Weekend | All the top events and news to keep you up-to-date on what's happening at the weekend.
Runs weekends at 7:00pm and 9:00pm. |
Gerard Lam |
| Sportsworld | This show keeps viewers up-to-date with highlights from world of sports. Runs weeknights 9:30-10pm. | |
| Singapore Tonight | A day's round-up of local and business news in Singapore
Runs nightly at 10 |
John Leong and Dawn Tan |
References
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