The Project has announced Studio 10 host Sarah Harris will be joining the show in 2023, appearing on the panel five nights a week, Sunday to Thursday next year.
The announcement of Harris follows the departure of Peter Helliar from the show on Tuesday night, the third host to exit The Project this year after Carrie Bickmore and Lisa Wilkinson.
Studio 10 host Sarah Harris will replce Carrie Bickmore on The Project in 2023.
Harris will co-host the show alongside Waleed Aly who will remain on The Project Monday through to Thursday.
Harris said: “I’m beyond excited to be joining one of Australia’s most iconic and agenda-driving shows. The Project does news like no other program in Australia and it’s exactly the kind of fun and fearless TV I love to make.”
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Of his new co-host, Aly said: “She’s smart. She’s warm. She’s great fun. That’s the trifecta for The Project. Everyone who’s worked with Sarah raves about her, and I can’t wait to become one of them.”
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The Project has announced Studio 10 host Sarah Harris will be joining the show in 2023, appearing on the panel five nights a week, Sunday to Thursday next year.
The announcement of Harris follows the departure of Peter Helliar from the show on Tuesday night, the third host to exit The Project this year after Carrie Bickmore and Lisa Wilkinson.
Studio 10 host Sarah Harris will replce Carrie Bickmore on The Project in 2023.
Harris will co-host the show alongside Waleed Aly who will remain on The Project Monday through to Thursday.
Harris said: “I’m beyond excited to be joining one of Australia’s most iconic and agenda-driving shows. The Project does news like no other program in Australia and it’s exactly the kind of fun and fearless TV I love to make.”
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Of his new co-host, Aly said: “She’s smart. She’s warm. She’s great fun. That’s the trifecta for The Project. Everyone who’s worked with Sarah raves about her, and I can’t wait to become one of them.”
More to come
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