7Olympics

1992–1998	1999	2000–2003	2003–2008	2016–present

1992–1998

1996 ID (promoting the 1996 Olympic Games)

1998 Ident (promoting the 1998 Winter Olympic Games)

1998 "Good as Gold" Ident

Ident for Sydney 2000

1999

This short-lived logo was introduced in advance of the Sydney 2000 Summer Olympics, to which Seven was the host broadcaster.

Logo w/ tagline

1999 'Australia's Olympic Network' ident

Sydney 2000 (1999) (Host Network)

1999 Sydney 2000 ident

2000–2003

The logo changed on the 1st January 2000, in line with Seven Network's rebrand.

Alternate variant

'The one to watch' variant

'Australia's Olympic Network' variant

2000 'Australia's Olympic Network' ident A

2000 'Australia's Olympic Network' ident B

2000 'Australia's Olympic Network' ident

2002 'Australia's Olympic Network' ident

2002 ident (used to promote the 2002 Winter Olympic Games)

2003–2008

Alternate variant

Athens 2004

2004 'Australia's Olympic Network' ident

Beijing 2008

2016–2020

Seven HD variant

7TWO variant

7mate variant

7mate HD variant

In 2014, Seven acquired the rights to the Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics and the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics after a six-year break from broadcasting the event. In the years between, Nine Network held rights for Vancouver 2010 and London 2012 and Network 10 held rights for Sochi 2014.

2016–2019

Alternate variant

2016 'Australia's Olympic Network' ident

Rio 2016

Olympic & Paralympic variant

PyeongChang 2018

Tokyo 2020 (2016–2019)

2019–2020

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SVG NEEDED

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Olympic & Paralympic variant

2020–present

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SVG NEEDED

Tokyo 2020

Window variant

Logo implemented in a news package opener

2020NE variant

Window variant