Wheel of Fortune (Australia)

==1981–1984==
Wheel of Fortune premiered in Australia on the Seven Network on 21 July 1981. This logo resembles the American version.
==1984–1986==
==1987–1994==
In 1988, the show moved production to SAS-7 after it and ADS-10 swapped frequencies in December 1987.
Screenshot 2021-07-27 103313.png|1987 variant
Screenshot 2021-07-27 103807.png|1990-1991 Celebrity Wheel of Fortune
Wheel of Fortune (1994).png|1994 variant
Screenshot 2021-07-27 101303.png|John Burgess 10th Anniversary (October 1994)
==1995–2003==
On 15 July 1996, as part of a major revamp, the show relocated to Seven's flagship station ATN-7 Sydney.
WOF 1995 $100,000 Champion Challenge.png|1995 $100,000 Champion Challenge
Screen Shot 2020-08-30 at 11.17.38 am.png|1995/1996 Family Week
1995 Beatlemania.png|1995 Beatlemania(23-25 November)
Screenshot 2021-07-27 101908.png|1996 True Blue Challenge
Screen Shot 2021-03-19 at 12.05.12 pm.png|Celebrity Week (February 1997)
WOF 1998 Interactive Episode.png|1998 Interactive Week
4000-6.jpg|4000th Episode (13 June 2000)
Screen Shot 2020-08-26 at 11.30.38 am.png|Battle of the Champions1996-2000 (Sept. 2000)
Screen Shot 2020-08-30 at 11.31.27 am.png|2002 21st AnniversaryState Challenge
==2003–2006==
On 18 June 2006, Seven announced that they were ceasing production with the last episode airing 28 July. Following the finale, Seven aired 20 unaired episodes from the 2005 season.
The format would be revived in 2008 as Million Dollar Wheel of Fortune.
Screen Shot 2020-08-26 at 11.31.40 am.png|22nd Anniversary State Challenge (August 2003)
==See also==
*Million Dollar Wheel of Fortune
Category:Game shows
Category:Wheel of Fortune
Category:Seven Network
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Category:Television programs of Australia
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