A person stares out a window at the rubble of buildings. The ABC Australia show "Foreign Correspondent" is advertised, promising a look at the destruction.

The crowd is packed tight, many with arms raised, fists clenched, and Australian flags waving above the heads. Faces are lit up with excitement, and the energy is palpable.

A woman in a brown blazer walks into the shot, her back to the camera. The ABC News banner at the bottom of the screen reports on the Reserve Bank's decision.

The host, dressed in a navy suit and a bright purple tie, is speaking. A "Hard Quiz" title card is visible in the bottom left corner.

A man in a blue shirt gestures emphatically, his hands framing an invisible shape. He's standing outside a bar, the word "BAR" visible on the glass door behind him.

The man in the tan shirt is laughing, his head thrown back as he sits in front of a window. Beside him, someone in a burgundy jacket is partially visible.

A man in a gray hoodie stands with his eyes closed, arms at his sides, leaning against a white wall. Beside him, a mirror image of the man stands in the same pose.

Outside, the skeletal remains of buildings stand against a pale sky. A person's back is to me as they look out at the destruction, the ABC Australia program "Foreign Correspondent" advertised on screen.

A young boy in a blue school shirt is speaking, his gaze directed slightly upward. Behind him, a tent and makeshift structures suggest a refugee camp, the backdrop to his words.

A young boy, wearing a blue school uniform, looks down with a troubled expression. His eyes are downcast, and a trickle of something is visible below his lip.

The man in the mustard-colored jacket is mid-sentence, his gaze fixed on someone out of frame. He's in a well-lit room, likely an interview setting for ABC Australia.

Five different show posters are lined up, each featuring a different host or cast of characters. The ABC Australia logos are not visible, but the shows' titles, including "Spicks & Specks" and "Hard Quiz," are clearly displayed.

Five people are smiling and holding microphones, presumably on a set for ABC Australia's "The Assembly." The show's title is displayed prominently, along with the air time and channel information.

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