Nine Network/Other

1969–2006

Alternate variant

Living color variant
(1974-1980)

Colour variant
(unused)

Dots only
(as a symbol 1977-1980, also in regional markets from 1989 onwards)

1980 Still The One print variant

1984-1986 Stereovision variant
(used to promote the network's stereo programs)

1985 Print variant

1988-1992 variant

1988 print variant

Alternate variant (first seen in the early-mid 1990's)

1992-1994 variant

1994-1997 variant

1997-1999 variant

1999-2000 variant (still used for small-scale purposes until 2006)

Golden flat logo

Numeral variants (1977–1988)

In 1977, a numeral variant of the logo without the dots was used alongside the main logo, as seen on some news gathering vehicles, outside broadcast units and ENG equipment and some station identification as well as the Chevrolet Camaro that was featured in the 1980 Hardie-Ferodo race and the 1981 and 1982 James Hardie 1000 races.

Main variant

1977-1980 variant

1977 variant

1978 variant

1979 variant

Gray variant
(used in 1980)

Blue variant

Gold variant
(used in 1981, then in 1983)

Blue variant
(used in 1982, then between 1985 and 1986)

Orange variant
(used in 1987)

1977-1983 variant

2001–2006

Dots only (as a symbol, also in regional markets)

Number 9 only

Nine Queensland variant

Print variant

Print dots only
(as a symbol, also in regional markets)

Number 9 only
(Print variant)

Dark Blue
(Monday)

Purple
(Tuesday)

Orange
(Wednesday)

Light Blue
(Thursday)

Green
(Friday)

Yellow
(Saturday)

Red
(Sunday)

As seen on a flag

2006–2008

Print variant

Glossy gradient variant (2006-2007)

Animation of the logo showing the dots.

Green variant (used to promote Shrek)

Summer slogan (2007-2008)

Logo with summer slogan
(2007-2008)

2008–present

Print variant

Nine (2008) (Bigger dots).svg

Variant with bigger dots

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Print variant with bigger dots

Print dots only (as a symbol, also in regional markets except for WIN Television)

Perth and Adelaide stations only (Print variant)

Dots only (as a symbol, also in regional markets except for WIN Television)

Perth and Adelaide stations only

Variant with gradients (used in 2015/16)

Light blue variant

Dark blue variant

2022 NRL promo variant

2022 promo variant used to promote The Block

2008–2009

Perth & Adelaide stations only

Slogan variant (2008-2009)

Logo with slogan (2008-2009)

Logo with slogan (Perth & Adelaide stations only) (2008-2009)

Nine HD variant (2008-2009)

February–September 2009

Slogan variant (2009)

Slogan variant (Perth & Adelaide stations only) (2009)

2009–2012

Perth and Adelaide stations only until March 2010

Olympics variant (Perth and Adelaide, 2010)

Olympics variant (Perth and Adelaide, used in watermarks, 2010)

Olympics variant (Perth and Adelaide, 2010)

Olympics variant (2010-2012)

Olympics variant (2010-2012)

Logo with slogan (2009-2012)

Logo with slogan (Perth and Adelaide stations only until March 2010) (2009-2010)

Hamish & Andy's Gap Year variant

Gray variant

2012–2024

Alternate variant

Green variant

Alternate green variant

Orange variant

Alternate orange variant

Purple variant

Alternate purple variant

Red variant

Alternate red variant

Yellow variant

Alternate yellow variant

Pink variant (used with Family Food Fight) between 2017 and 2018)

Alternate pink variant (used with Family Food Fight) between 2017 and 2018)

Maroon variant (used with State of Origin)

Alternate maroon variant (used with State of Origin)

Olympics variant (2012)

Olympics variant (2012)

Social media logo for Hamish & Andy's Gap Year Asia

Social media logo for The Great Australian Bake Off

Nine News variant (2012-2020)

Australian Open variant

Logo for COVID-19 as the nine dots were re-arranged to a scattered layout

ARIA Awards variant (2020)

Colour flat variants (2012-2024)

Green variant

Orange variant

Purple variant

Red variant

Yellow variant

Pink variant (used with Family Food Fight) between 2017 and 2018)

Maroon variant (used with State of Origin)

2015–2024

Green variant

Orange variant

Purple variant

Red variant

Yellow variant

Pink variant (used with Family Food Fight) between 2017 and 2018)

Maroon variant (used with State of Origin)

The Block variant (2019)

LEGO variant (Used in Lego Masters in 2020)

Nine News variant (2020-2024)

2023–present

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Green variant

Nine 2023 orange.svg

Orange variant

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Purple variant

Red variant

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Yellow variant

Used on social media