60 Minutes

60 Minutes (1979- )

RunningNews show

60 Minutes is a popular Australian current affairs program based on the U.S. version of the same name. Featuring many noted Australian journalists over the years, the current presenters include Liam Bartlett, Tara Brown, Liz Hayes and Peter Overton.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 20:40

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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

What was the premiere date of '60 Minutes' in 1979?

The premiere date of '60 Minutes' in 1979 was on September 16th.

Who were the original hosts of '60 Minutes' in 1979?

The original hosts of '60 Minutes' in 1979 were Mike Wallace, Harry Reasoner, Morley Safer, and Ed Bradley.

Did '60 Minutes' win any awards in 1979?

Yes, '60 Minutes' won several awards in 1979, including the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Program Achievement in the News and Documentary Programming category.

How many episodes were aired in the first season of '60 Minutes' in 1979?

The first season of '60 Minutes' in 1979 aired a total of 26 episodes.

Who were some of the notable guests interviewed on '60 Minutes' in 1979?

Some notable guests interviewed on '60 Minutes' in 1979 included President Jimmy Carter, Muhammad Ali, and Frank Sinatra.

What were some of the most controversial stories covered by '60 Minutes' in 1979?

Some of the most controversial stories covered by '60 Minutes' in 1979 included investigations into government corruption, corporate scandals, and human rights abuses.

How did '60 Minutes' contribute to investigative journalism in 1979?

'60 Minutes' in 1979 revolutionized investigative journalism by introducing a new format that focused on in-depth reporting and hard-hitting interviews.

Were there any special episodes or segments on '60 Minutes' in 1979?

Yes, in 1979, '60 Minutes' aired special episodes and segments on topics such as the Three Mile Island nuclear accident and the Jonestown massacre.

Did '60 Minutes' face any controversies or censorship in 1979?

Yes, '60 Minutes' faced some controversies and censorship in 1979 due to the nature of its investigative reporting and its coverage of sensitive topics.

What were some of the most-watched episodes of '60 Minutes' in 1979?

Some of the most-watched episodes of '60 Minutes' in 1979 included interviews with prominent figures such as Mother Teresa and Pope John Paul II.

Did '60 Minutes' introduce any new segments or recurring features in 1979?

Yes, in 1979, '60 Minutes' introduced new segments and recurring features such as "Point/Counterpoint" and "The Agnew Report."

How did '60 Minutes' contribute to the field of journalism in 1979?

'60 Minutes' in 1979 set the standard for investigative journalism and shaped the way news programs approached reporting by prioritizing truth, accuracy, and rigorous research.

Were there any memorable interviews by Mike Wallace on '60 Minutes' in 1979?

Yes, Mike Wallace conducted several memorable interviews on '60 Minutes' in 1979, including one with Ayatollah Khomeini, the Supreme Leader of Iran.

Did '60 Minutes' cover any significant events in 1979?

Yes, '60 Minutes' covered significant events in 1979, including the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, the Iran hostage crisis, and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

How did '60 Minutes' maintain its popularity in 1979?

'60 Minutes' maintained its popularity in 1979 by consistently delivering high-quality investigative journalism, compelling storytelling, and thought-provoking interviews.

Did any notable journalists or reporters join '60 Minutes' in 1979?

Yes, in 1979, Diane Sawyer joined the '60 Minutes' team as a correspondent, further enhancing the program's journalistic credibility.

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