Dnevnik HRT is the main news program of the Croatian public broadcasting company Hrvatska radiotelevizija (HRT), broadcast daily at 12:00, 19:00 and around 23:00
It broadcasts mainly on HRT1 and on HRT4, that has additional sign language added to the program.
Current presenters: (May 2021):
Dnevnik 1 (12:00):
Nikolina Ćosić
Igor Dunaj
Vlatka Kalinić
Andrej Rašljanin
Nika Vincetić
Dnevnik 2 (19:00):
Đurica Drobac
Vlatka Kalinić
Marta Šimić Mrzlečki
Dnevnik 3 (around 23:00):
Goran Brozović
Igor Dunaj
Damir Smrtić
Nika Vincetić
Current editors (May 2021):
Dnevnik 1: Goran Brozović, Ružica Renić Andrijanić, Anja Konosić, Mario Tomas
Dnevnik 2: Anja Šeparović Konosić, Darko Šokota
Dnevnik 3: Anita Bilić. Đurđica Plećaš, Mladen Sirovica, Mario Tomas
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