ABC Canberra

==ABC-3 Canberra==
===1962–1963===
ABC-3 Canberra began transmission on 18 December 1962, with translators later installed from the late 1980s at Condor on UHF-49, Mount Taylor on UHF-55, Fraser on UHF-56, and Tuggeranong on UHF-60. This logo was used in articles promoting the launch of the channel. The callsign stood for ABC Canberra.
==ABC-TV Canberra (first era)==
===1963–1974===
ABC 3 1965.svg|Variant with channel number (1965-1974)
===1974–2002===
ABC 3 1974.svg|Variant with channel number (1974-1991)
ABC-3 (1989).svg|Only seen on studio cameras (1989-2001)
On 30 June 1995, ABC-3 Canberra moved frequencies to VHF-9. The VHF-3 signal would remain on air for five weeks before being switched off on 6 August. This change of frequency was done to open up community FM frequencies in Canberra and surrounds, and to start up ABC FM services in Goulburn.
===2001===
===2002–2005===
In 2003, both ABC Mount Taylor and ABC Tuggeranong would move to UHF-41 in order to accommodate digital television. Prior to 2014, ABC Canberra would broadcast digitally on VHF-9A.
===2005–2008===
==ABC1 Canberra==
===2008–2011===
===2011–2014===
==ABC TV Canberra (second era)==
===2014–2019===
===2019–2020===
===2021–present===
Category:ABC (Australia)
Category:Canberra