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The National Today Show
1982–1984
Today
1984–1986
1986–1989
1989–1998
1998–2001
2001–2004
2004–2012
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2012–present
2012–2016
Today unveiled a new logo and set on 30 January 2012, in which viewers noted that this logo was strikingly similar to rival Seven Network program Sunrise.
2016–2019
The Today logo received an update along with a new on-air package in February 2016. This may be because of changes to Nine's on-air refresh which began around November 2015 and may possibly also be in response to similar changes to Sunrise.
2019–2020
Following the departure of Karl Stefanovic in 2018, Nine restructured the show for the new year. In doing so, they hired new presenters, changed its on-air presentation and along with it came a new logo. This took effect on 14 January 2019.
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2020–present
Following Stefanovic's return in 2020, Nine once again restructured the show in 2020 with, this time, new on-air presentation.
See also
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Television News Stations National Bulletins
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