Ten's Adam Boland on sick leave just three days after programs launch Network Ten has confirmed that their head of morning television, Adam Boland, pictured, is "unwell and is therefore taking a break." TEN'S head of morning television Adam Boland has unexpectedly taken leave three days after the high-profile launch of Ten's new slate of morning programs. The network has confirmed Boland is now on leave due to health issues. "Adam Boland is unwell and is therefore taking a break," Ten said in a statement. Wake Up and Studio 10 are up and running, and Adam has full faith in his team. Media understands Boland requested the leave from Ten management yesterday, including chief executive Hamish McLennan. The former Seven Sunrise executive producer has overseen the launch of Ten's two new programs this week, Wake Up and Studio 10, with disappointing results in terms of ratings. The respected television producer has publicly acknowledged he is bi-polar and last month used his Facebook page to announce the end of a five-year relationship with architect Julian Wong.