GMA Network News

==1992–1999 (weekday edition)==
===1992–1994===
Used from January 6, 1992 until July 29, 1994. Leslie Espino, Jessica Soho, Risa Hontiveros, Mari Kaimo and Vicky Morales were the original anchors of the newscast. Marga Ortigas served as their weatherwoman.
===1994-1996===
Used from August 1, 1994 until July 5, 1996. 
===1996–1998===
Used from July 8, 1996 until August 7, 1998. 
===1998-1999 (interim)===
Used from August 10, 1998 until January 1, 1999. Both Mari Kaimo and Risa Hontiveros were bowed out of the newscast. They were replaced by Mike Enriquez to join Vicky Morales and the newscast began partially shifting to Tagalog language used alongside English.
===1999===
Used from January 4 until August 13, 1999. The show became the first late-night Tagalog newscast on Philippine TV after its surge in ratings.
==1995–2002 (weekend edition)==
===1995-1996===
Used from February 5, 1995 until July 7, 1996. Raffy Marcelo, Gin de Mesa and Georgette Tengco originally served as its anchors. 
===1996–1998===
Used from July 13, 1996 until August 9, 1998.
===1998-1999 (interim)===
Used from August 15, 1998 until January 3, 1999. Both Martin Andanar and Bernadette Sembrano became its new anchors replacing Raffy Marcelo, Gin de Mesa and Georgette Tengco.
===1999===
Used from January 9 until August 15, 1999.
===1999–2002===
Used from August 21, 1999 until July 14, 2002.
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Category:1992
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