Editing National Buce News (section)

==History==
National Buce News was originally created to cover the issues of Buce much like The Footy Show and other sport-related talkshows. It also has exclusive rights to all footage of the [[2009 Buce League]] and therefore is the only source of highlights from the league matches. 

National Buce News distributes its episodes through its own [http://au.youtube.com/user/bucetv channel] on Youtube. During [[Buce Leagues]], the show makes weekly episodes, with league information, highlights, issues, interviews and current ladder results.
[[Image:Commentary.jpeg|left|300px|thumb|[[Guy Bevan]] and Lewis Freeland in the field commentating during the 2009 Summer Grand Final.]]
After the [[2009 Buce League]], Charlie Rogers retired from NBN and handed over the project to Nick Allan, host of the show. Nick ran the second season of National Buce News for the [[2009 Winter Buce League]]. Several Buce videos cannot be viewed on youtube due to length/size restrictions (such as Grand Final coverage). These videos are made available for viewing at BuceTV's blip.tv channel [http://nationalbucenews.blip.tv/ here].

Regular updates on the latest media and info on Buce were made through [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Newcastle-Australia/Buce/83131467715 Buce's Facebook page] during NBN Season 2 ([[2009W]]), but were less frequent in [[2010]], after the cancellation of Season 3 of NBN. With no additional content being uploaded to YouTube, the Buce Facebook page became more active again during the [[2011 Buce League]], as it and Buce Wiki became the sole distributors of Buce discussion, info, and media.

Season One's public polls for the program were found at [http://answers.polldaddy.com/bucetv polldaddy.com].