On 20 January 1980, the revamped ATV-10 was launched with a jingle campaign (""You're on Top With Ten""), Graham Kennedy's introductory presentation and a 30-minute "Eyewitness News", then presented by Jana Wendt. By May, David Johnston became the co-presenter and "Eyewitness News" went back to its one-hour duration, claiming that it was "First in Melbourne" due to its many innovations and historic moments and the fact that in the 1970s ATV was the first of the now "Network Ten" stations to adopt the "Eyewitness News" brand and the one-hour newscast(with the first 1-hour newscast debuting in November 1975). Wendt left the channel in 1981 with Charles Slade replacing her and was later replaced by Jo Pearson, who served till 1988, joined by Mal Walden in 1987 and by the next year by Tracey Curro.