NOTE: This page only shows branding logos for the stations.
- For the Southern NSW station owned by WIN Corporation, see WIN.
- For the Northern NSW station owned by WIN Corporation, see NRN.
- For the Griffith station owned by WIN Corporation, see AMN.
- For the Victorian station owned by WIN Corporation, see VTV.
- For the Mildura station owned by WIN Corporation, see STV.
- For the Queensland station owned by WIN Corporation, see RTQ.
- For the South Australian stations owned by WIN Corporation, see SES/RTS.
- For the Western Australian station owned by WIN Corporation, see WOW.
- For the Tasmanian station owned by WIN Corporation, see TVT.
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1989–2006
1989–2001
In 1989 due to its regional affiliate status, WIN Television started using this logo with the nine dots sitting next to it and became a Nine Network affiliate. On 31 March, the station expanded to Canberra on channel 31, then over to the Central Tablelands on channel 39, Central/South Western Slopes and Eastern Riverina on channel 32 on 30 December.
2001–2006
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2006–present
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2006–2008
2008–2009
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2009–2012
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2012–2016
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2016–2018
After failing to sue Nine for violating their contract by opening 9Now, WIN launched its brand new logo and switched affiliation from Nine to Network Ten on 1 July 2016.
Southern Cross Ten switched to Nine as a result. [1]
2018–present
On 31 October 2018, the circle surrounds the WIN logo like Network 10.
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