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ABS-2 Adelaide[]
1960–1963[]
ABS-2 Adelaide began transmission on 11 March 1960. The callsign stood for ABC South Australia.
ABC-TV South Australia (first era)[]
1963–1974[]
On 10 April 1965, ABNS-1 Spencer Gulf North began transmission. This would be followed on 3 December by ABGS-1 South East South Australia, on 20 January 1971 by ABRS-3 Riverland, on 16 July 1973 by ABCS-7 Ceduna, and on 30 November by ABWS-7 Woomera.
1974–2002[]
On 28 April 1977, relay station ABLCS-9 Leigh Creek began transmission. Sometime in the 1980s, ABCS-7 Ceduna would move channels to VHF-9.
2001[]
2002–2005[]
2005–2008[]
ABC1 South Australia[]
2008–2011[]
2011–2014[]
ABC TV South Australia (second era)[]
2014–2019[]
2019–2020[]
2021–present[]
Television in South Australia
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