This was subsequently followed by a series of advertisements and promos which have touted "Seven News Melbourne" as "Melbourne's New #1" and Nine altering their promotions to simply say "Melbourne's Best News" - a throwback to the 1980s when "National Nine News Melbourne" was being beaten in the ratings by ATV-10's "Ten Eyewitness News". As of 2011, Seven has lost its ratings lead at 6 pm to 9 pm. During the AFL season, Peter Mitchell and the weeknight team present from Sunday to Thursday and Mike Amor and the weekend team present on Friday and Saturday. The bulletin is simulcast throughout regional Victoria and New South Wales/South Australia border areas that receive television services from Victoria through Prime7 (with the NSW Border receiving a trimmed down 30-minute version of the full-hour news on weeknights), and to viewers in Darwin, Northern Territory through Southern Cross Television (TND-34). During the AFL season, the Saturday edition of "Seven News Melbourne" airs for only 30 minutes to fit in with the Seven Network's Saturday night AFL coverage. Fill-in presenters include Jacqueline Felgate and Blake Johnson (News), Sean Sowerby, Tom Browne and Nathan Templeton (Sport) and Melina Sarris and Estelle Griepink (Weather). "Seven News Brisbane" is directed by Ross Dagan and presented by Max Futcher and Sharyn Ghidella on weeknights and Katrina Blowers on weekends from Seven's Brisbane studios, located at Mount Coot-tha. Sport is presented by Shane Webcke on weeknights and Pat Welsh on weekends. Weather is presented by Tony Auden from Sunday to Thursday and Paul Burt on Friday and Saturday. The bulletin is also simulcast in Brisbane on local radio station 96.5 Family FM, and across central and remote areas of eastern Australia, on Southern Cross Central. Regional Queensland viewers in the Sunshine Coast, Wide Bay-Burnett, Toowoomba, Rockhampton, Mackay, Townsville and Cairns television markets receive a trimmed down 30-minute version of the newshour on weeknights via Seven Queensland, with a live simulcast on weekends. Previously, Tracey Challenor presented the weekend news for sixteen years until her resignation in February 2007. Cummins was first appointed to the weekday weather in 2005 after more than a year of the Brisbane bulletin not having a weather presenter; former kids show presenter Tony Johnston had this role in 2003.