Seven Queensland

This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see: Other

1965–1971	1972-1973	1973–1974	1974–1976	1976–1977	1977–1984
1984–1990	1968–1972	1972–1973	1973–1979	1979–1982	1982–1990
1990–1992	1992–1995	1995–1999	2000–2003	2003–present

Wide Bay/Maryborough

WBQ-8

1965–1971

WBQ-8 Wide Bay/Maryborough began transmission on 10 April 1965. Relay stations were later set up at Black Mountain (Gympie) on VHF-1 and at Mulguidie (Monto) on VHF-5. The callsign stood for Wide Bay Queensland.

1972-1973

1973–1974

1974–1976

1976–1977

In 1976, another translator was setup at Nambour (Dulong) on VHF-10. A similar stylised logo resembling this one would later be used by NBC affiliate WFLA-TV in Tampa–St. Petersburg, Florida, in the U.S. from 1982 to 1989.

SEQ Sunshine Television

1977–1984

In 1977, WBQ-8 changed their callsign to SEQ, which stood for South East Queensland and their on-air identity to SEQ Sunshine Television.

1984–1990

In 1988, SEQ-10 moved to UHF-60.

MVQ-6 Mackay

1968–1972

MVQ-6 Mackay began transmission on 9 August 1968. By the early 1970s, their coverage would expand with a translator station in Collinsville on VHF-11. Later, more translator stations would be installed at Nebo and Clermont on VHF-8, Moranbah on VHF-11, Dysart on VHF-6, Middlemount on VHF-10, and Glenden on UHF-32. The callsign stood for Mackay Vision Queensland.

1972–1973

1973–1979

1979–1982

1982–1990

In 1982, MVQ-6 changed their on-air identity to Tropical Television, as part of their campaign. In 1987, both MVQ-6 and SEQ-8 are purchased by Christopher Skase's Qintex Limited.

Sunshine Television Network

1990–1995

1990–1992

On 31 December 1990, Regional Queensland was aggregated and both SEQ-8 Maryborough and MVQ-6 Mackay were merged into the Sunshine Television Network, a Seven Network affiliate. The official callsign is STQ and it stands for Sunshine Television Queensland. On the same day, coverage expands into Cairns and the Southern Downs on UHF-33, Darling Downs/Toowoomba on UHF-35, Rockhampton on UHF-31, and Townsville on UHF-34.

1992–1995

Following the collapse of Qintex, ownership of Sunshine Television Network is transferred to Gosford Communications in 1992.

Seven Queensland

1995–1999

In July 1995, Sunshine Television Network was purchased by Seven, and became Seven Queensland.

2000–2003

2003–present