The figure brings the state’s COVID-19 death toll to 247 and the national figure to 332.
‘With the weather being warmer and Queensland playing host to some of the world’s most beautiful locations, the segments are an armchair traveller’s dreams and allow our viewers across Australia to plan on where to eventually travel once we’re allowed to.’, ‘Supposed to make us feel better?’ Some Melburnians have taken offence at Tim’s easygoing and carefree weather crosses from Queensland, which also appears to double up as promotional tourism segments for the state, ‘Kinda hate you right now’: Viewers have blasted Tim for enjoying yacht rides, road trips and blissful tours in the likes of the Whitsundays, Burleigh Heads and Noosa – which is currently unable to welcome visitors.
Viewers have blasted Tim for enjoying yacht rides, road trips and blissful tours in the Whitsundays, Burleigh Heads and Noosa – despite these destinations being closed to visitors from Victoria, NSW and the Australian Capital Territory. In stark contrast to the situation in Queensland, Victoria is under draconian stage-four lockdown restrictions, with residents required to wear a mask or face a $200 fine, after coronavirus cases spiralled during the state’s second wave. A Channel Nine representative told Daily Mail Australia: ‘The viewer feedback we’ve received has been very positive. 'It's tough work but someone has got to do it,' he added. 'With the weather being warmer and Queensland playing host to some of the world's most beautiful locations, the segments are an armchair traveller's dream and allow our viewers across Australia to plan where to eventually travel once we're allowed to. The variety in these roles allows Tim to show his versatility in covering serious news events to dealing with the unpredictability and fun of live television.
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'Don't be haters... we're supporting small business, guys!' ), Backlash: Today show weatherman Tim Davies (pictured) has copped significant heat from frustrated viewers over his reports from idyllic Queensland during the COVID-19 pandemic. he cheekily asked. Smells like Christmas past!
Tim took the opportunity to jump in and defend the segments. In stark contrast to the situation in Queensland, Victoria is under draconian stage-four lockdown restrictions, with residents required to wear a mask or face a $200 fine, after coronavirus cases spiralled during the state's second wave. (People from Western Australia and the Northern Territory can still travel to Queensland.
Understandably, some Melburnians have taken offence to Tim’s easygoing and carefree weather crosses, which also appear to double up as promotional tourism segments.
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And the handsome TV personality has been having the time of his life on the job, as is evident in the numerous Instagram snaps taken from places such as Whitsundays, Burleigh Heads and Noosa. I hope he rolls back into that pool. Tim hasn’t been shy about documenting his travels across Queensland while filming weather segments for the Sydney-based Today show. Smells like Christmas past! Dream: Tim shared a video package showing him playing golf the day before in Airlie Beach.
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The Today show’s weatherman Tim Davies has copped significant heat from frustrated viewers following his reports from idyllic, sun-soaked Queensland during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pictured: Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews, Another said: ‘I kind of hate you right now Timmy, says me from Melbourne’. Tim Davies is the weatherman on the Today show. In his roles as Line Producer, Features Producer & Weather Producer, he travelled extensively around Australia and covered international events including the refugee crisis in Kenya, the 2011 Royal Wedding and the 2012 London Olympics. Pictured: Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews. 'Karl and Ally, I can see you in this pool.
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He's been filing his reports from sun-soaked Queensland for the past month. The Today show’s weatherman Tim Davies has copped significant heat from frustrated viewers following his reports from idyllic, sun-soaked Queensland during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tim has been presenting the weather in Queensland for more than a month before the state borders were closed. Tim has been presenting the weather in Queensland for more than a month before the state borders were closed.
Viewers have blasted Tim for enjoying yacht rides, road trips and blissful tours in the Whitsundays, Burleigh Heads and Noosa – despite these destinations being closed to visitors from Victoria, NSW and the Australian Capital Territory.
The figure brings the state’s coronavirus death toll to 247 and the national figure to 332.