As Samantha Armytage exits Sunrise with fanfare after eight years, Channel Seven has quietly cut ties with another of its longtime breakfast TV personalities.
Daily Mail Australia can reveal the network last week ended its legal war with weekend sports presenter and It s Academic host Simon Reeve.
It is understood Reeve - who spent 35 of his 59 years on screen with Seven - reached a confidential settlement with Seven following mediation at the Federal Court.
The deal followed an ugly eight month saga after the network suddenly axed Reeve in May, with the presenter suing last September.
The court previously heard Reeve claimed he was owed at least $500,000 in employee entitlements but Seven insisted he was owed nothing, as he was a contractor at the time.
Letter: Benevolence and generosity of many made spirits bright this holiday
Beaver County Times
I would like to give a wonderful overview on the joint efforts of Central United Methodist Church with Pastor Jan Davis along with Beaver Falls Christian Assembly CARE Outreach Coordinator and Rebecca Ficca Salopek.
These two women joined their heads and hearts together once the decision was made that the 27th annual Free Christmas Dinner was canceled at Beaver Falls High School due to COVID-19. That decision was out of their hands.
Central United Methodist regularly hosts a community soup kitchen that is served by Table of Grace Ministries, Undercover Angels and other sponsors. Due to the benevolence and generosity of volunteers, donors and church members, approximately 157 delicious takeout meals were served along with tote bags filled with hats, gloves, blankets, socks, toiletry items, personal protection items, devotionals, gift certificates, children’s books, etc.