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GTS-4 Port Pirie
1968–1971
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GTS-4 Port Pirie began transmission on 1 March 1968. Its coverage later expanded with the addition of relay stations GTS-5 Port-Lincoln and GTS-8 Cornwell. The callsign stood for Spencer Gulf Telecasters South Australia.
1971–1974
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BKN-7 Broken Hill
1968–1974
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BKN-7 Broken Hill began transmission on 16 August 1968. The callsign stood for Broken Hill New South Wales.
GTS/BKN
1972–1974
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1974–1991
In 1974, both GTS and BKN merged to form Spencer Gulf Telecasters and broadcasted under the name GTS/BKN Television. Each station also used a localised variant logo with “GTS-4” or “BKN-7” inside the white circle as seen on “Standing By for Relay” holding slides and station letterheads.
Central Television Network GTS/BKN
1991–1996
In 1991, the station started broadcasting under the name Central GTS/BKN. This logo would have also been used by Imparja Television in Alice Springs, SES-8 in Mount Gambier and RTS-5a in Loxton in addition to GTS/BKN around the same time.
Central Television GTS/BKN
1996–2006
In 2000, the station was bought by Southern Cross Broadcasting but retained the name 'Central' until 2006. In 2003, Spencer Gulf Telecasters won the right to broadcast a second station in the same area. On 1 January 2004, SGS-42/SCN-9A began transmission as Ten-affiliated station Southern Cross Ten.
Southern Cross GTS/BKN
2006–2019
In January 2006, the station was renamed Southern Cross GTS/BKN and adopted the logo used by TNT Tasmania, TND Darwin and QQQ Central. On 31 October 2010, a third station GDS-42/BDN-7 began transmission as a relay of Nine Network programs from Sydney and Adelaide. This logo was still being used as a secondary logo until January 2019.
Seven GTS/BKN
2018–present
On 1 July 2018, the station was rebranded Seven GTS/BKN.
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| Sydney ABN (ABC TV) | ATN (Seven) | TCN (Nine) | TEN (10) Northern NSW Southern NSW and ACT Griffith and MIA Broken Hill Remote Areas |
| Television in South Australia
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| Adelaide ABS (ABC TV) | SAS (Seven) | NWS (Nine) | ADS (10) Mount Gambier Riverland Spencer Gulf Remote Areas |
| Predecessors Southern Cross Broadcasting | Austereo Television Southern Cross News
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