How old is Danny Clayton?

35 years (29 April 1986)
Danny Clayton/Age

What happened Channel V Australia?

Channel [V] closed on 25 March 2016, replaced with a two-hour timeshift channel of [V] Hits. On 1 July 2020, [V] was replaced by NickMusic, bringing the Channel [V] brand in Australia to an end after 25 years on television.

Is Channel V gone?

25 years after bringing music TV to Australia, Foxtel has axed Channel [V], along with Max and CMC. The home-grown channels are going off air on 30 June to make way for a partnership with US pay TV giant ViacomCBS, as The Music Network reports. If you grew up watching Channel [V], you know why its demise is a big deal.

Why is Channel V shutting down?

On 27 April 2021, Disney announced that Channel V will be closing down on 1 October as part of its winddown of traditional cable/satellite networks in favor of Disney+.

Does Abbie Chatfield have a boyfriend?

Former Bachelor star Abbie Chatfield has found love again. This week, the influencer and podcaster went Instagram official with her new boyfriend, TV presenter Danny Clayton. Abbie, 25, and Danny, 34, debuted their romance at a friend’s wedding on Thursday.

What is replacing channel V?

[V] was a former Australian music television channel that was owned and operated by Foxtel. In May 2020, it was announced that Foxtel would cease operations of [V] at the end of June. The channel was replaced by an Australian version of NickMusic as part of a deal with ViacomCBS Networks UK & Australia.

Is CMC closing down?

As reported by The Music Network, the Pay-TV giants will be powering down MAX, CMC and Channel [V] on June 30. It brings an end to a rich 25 year history of supporting local music, with each channel once playing a vital role in the broadcast of music videos, live performances and awards nights.

What happened to V channel on Foxtel?

What happened to V hits on Foxtel?

In 2016, Foxtel decided to close Channel [V] Australia and refocus [V] Hits as its main channel. However, in 2017 [V] Hits was re-positioned as [V] and [V] Hits +2 was rebranded as [V]+2; a timeshift channel. In May 2020, it was announced that Foxtel would cease operations of [V] at the end of June.

What happened to Party Max on Foxtel?

Foxtel’s Max and Channel [V] will be axed after 25 years, along with CMC (Country Music Channel), at the end of June. Following the closure of the channels, 10 staff at Foxtel will exit the business.

Who is Abbie dating now?

The Bachelor’s Abbie Chatfield goes Instagram official with new TV presenter boyfriend Danny Clayton. Former Bachelor star Abbie Chatfield has found love again. This week, the influencer and podcaster went Instagram official with her new boyfriend, TV presenter Danny Clayton.

Where can I watch Channel V in Australia?

Channel V Australia, stylized as Channel [V], was an Australian subscription television music channel that is available on Foxtel, Optus TV and Austar satellite and cable services. It was also previously available in New Zealand on TelstraSaturn’s cable TV service in Wellington, Kapiti and Christchurch,…

Who are the current presenters of Channel V?

It is understood that current [V] presenter Danny Clayton will remain with the channel after the merge. Launched in 1995, Channel [V] has been a training ground for many Australian media identities, including Gunsberg, Stynes, Renee Bargh, Jabba, James Mathison, Maynard and Maya Jupiter. Former Channel [V] presenter Yumi Stynes.

When did the V network start in Australia?

Channel [V] Australia was the Australian branch of the Channel [V] network. It was first launched as Red in 1995 and was owned by Foxtel. It ceased broadcasting in Australia on 26 February 2016, as it merged with [V] Hits (later rebranded as [V] ), focusing only on music video programming and countdowns.

When did Channel V in Australia stop broadcasting?

Channel [V] ceased broadcasting in Australia on 26 February 2016, as it merged with [V] Hits. [V] Hits is the sister station of Channel [V] Australia, focusing more on hit music-only programming. It was formerly known as Club [V] until 12 January 2007, and Channel [V] 2 until 15 November 2009.