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ATN-7 Sydney[]
1956–1957[]
ATN-7 Sydney began transmission on 2 December 1956. The callsign stood for Amalgamated Television New South Wales. A relay station would later open up at Kings Cross, Sydney on UHF-46.
1958–1959[]
1959–1964[]
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1964–1968[]
1968–1969[]
This design is still used by many ABC affiliates and owned-and-operated stations in the United States. It would also be used by NTV-7 in Malaysia from 2001 to 2018.
1969[]
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Seven Sydney[]
1969–1975[]
1974–1989[]
ATN-7 adopted this logo at the start of the colour test transmissions on 19 October 1974. In February 1983, ATN-7 move their Kings Cross relay station to UHF-49 after ABN-2 and SBS both begin transmission from that translator, taking up UHF-46.
1989–1999[]
2000–2003[]
2003–present[]
Television in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory
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| Pending merger with Southern Cross Austereo Seven Network Joint ventures
Seven Sport Digital West Australian Newspapers
Former/Defunct Notes
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