Nine Gippsland

Contents
1961-1970	1970-1980	1973-1980	1980-1982	1982-1989	1989-1993
1993-1994	1994-1995	1995-2002	2002-2005	2005-2016	2016-present

GLV-10 Gippsland/Latrobe Valley

1961-1970

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GLV-10 Gippsland/Latrobe Valley began transmission on 9 December 1961, becoming the first regional TV station to launch in Australia. Translator stations were later setup at Toora/Foster on VHF-6, Orbost on VHF-7, and Lakes Entrance on VHF-11. The callsign stood for Gippsland Latrobe Valley Victoria.

1971-1980

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Television Centre of Victoria

1973–1980

Colour variant

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In April 1973, an affiliation was formed between BCV-8, STV-8, and GLV-10 which became the Television Centre of Victoria (TCV).

Network 8 Victoria (Victorian Broadcasting Network)

1980-1982

Alternate variant

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On 17 January 1980, GLV changed frequencies from 10 to 8, allowing ATV Melbourne to move to the 10 frequency three days later to solve that channel's reception difficulties from broadcasting on channel 0. As a result of the switch, Channels 8/10 was rebranded Channel 8.

Southern Cross TV8

1982-1989

TV8 wordmark variant logo

Flag logo variant

1982-1987 ID

1987-1989 ID

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Southern Cross Network

1989–1993

SCN TV

1993–1994

In September 1993, Southern Cross Network was rebranded SCN TV.

1994 ID (used to promote the 1994 Commonwealth Games)

Ten Victoria

1994–1995

In May 1994, SCN was rebranded Ten Victoria.

1995–2002

On 30 November 2000, GLV moved again to UHF-37 in order to allow GTV-9 Melbourne to commence digital broadcasting on channel 8 without interference.

Southern Cross Ten

2002–2005

2005–2016

Nine Gippsland

2016–present

On 1 July 2016, GLV switched their affiliation from Network Ten to the Nine Network.

V • T • E  Southern Cross Austereo

Predecessors Southern Cross Broadcasting | Austereo Television Southern Cross: SCA Seven | SCA Nine | SCA 10 | Aspire TV Affiliates: GTS/BKN | Central | Darwin | Tasmania | Central Victoria | Gippsland | Canberra | Queensland | GDS/BDN | SGS/SCN Southern Cross News Spencer Gulf | Tasmania   V • T • E  Hit Network Part of Southern Cross Austereo ACT: hit104.7 Canberra NSW: 2Day Sydney | hit101.3 Central Coast | hit105.9 Central West | hit105.5 Coffs Coast | hit102.3 & 105.1 Mid North Coast | hit106.9 Newcastle hit93.1 Riverina | hit99.7 Riverina MIA | hit104.9 The Border QLD: B105 Brisbane | hit103.5 Cairns | hit Central Queensland | hit100.7 Darling Downs | hit94.7 Emerald | hit101.9 Fraser Coast | hit90.9 Gold Coast | hit Mackay and the Whitsundays | hit Maranoa | hit102.5 Mount Isa | hit89.1 South Burnett | hit89.1 Tablelands | hit103.1 Townsville SA: SAFM Adelaide | SAFM Limestone Coast TAS: hit100.9 Hobart VIC: hit91.9 Bendigo | Fox Melbourne | hit Goulburn Valley | hit99.5 Sunraysia WA: hit Albany | hit101.3 Broome | hit Esperance | hit96.5 Geraldton | hit Kalgoorlie | hit106.5 Karratha | hit Northwest | hit92.9 Perth | hit91.7 Port Hedland | hit Southwest | hit Wheatbelt Digital Stations Buddha | Oldskool | Easy | Urban | Dance | Little Fox Triple M Local Works Queensland: 4MMM | 4GLD | 4MBB | 4GR | 4TO | 4RGC | 4RGM | 4RGK | 4SSS New South Wales: 2MMM | 2KKO | 2BDR | 2CFS | 2GGO | 2RG | 2PQQ | 2GZF | 2WG Victoria: 3MMM | 3BBO | 3RMR | 3SRR Western Australia: 6MIX | 6VA | 6BY | 6TZ | 6KG | 6WB | 6MD | 6NA | 6AM South Australia: 5MMM | 5SE Tasmania: 7XXX Other Radio Stations Joint Ventures: 2ROC1 | 1CBR1 Digital: Triple M Classic Rock Digital | Triple M Perth Defunct: Radar Radio | Barry | The Main Stage Notes 1Joint venture with Australian Radio Network