Today (Australia)

==The National Today Show==
===1982–1984===
==Today==
===1984–1986===
===1986–1989===
===1989–1998===
===1998–2001===
===2001–2004===
===2004–2012===
Today(Aus)2002.jpg|Title sequence (2005-2006)
Today_var.jpg|A variant of the logo with Background
Australia's National 9 News' Weekend Today Open From 2004.png|Weekend Today variant
Channel_Nine_-_Today_on_Sunday_-_Opener_(1_3_2009)_0-28_screenshot.png|Today On Sunday logo (2009)
===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.
bradpngcap-2012-03-05-13h08m12s217.jpg|Title
Today_Disney_Visit.fw.png|June 2012 Disneyland/California Adventure visit variant
Today-30-years-logo.png|30th anniversary Logo (2012)
Australia's 9 News' Weekend Today Open From Saturday Morning, February 4, 2012.png|Weekend Today logo
====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.
2019-10-22 Today.png|thumb|Lower-third bug (2019-2020)
Today (Australia) 2019.png|Alternate variant 
76885BAA-B7D5-45DA-A312-BB26A928F236.png|Alternate variant
====2020–present====
Following Stefanovic's return in 2020, Nine once again restructured the show in 2020 with, this time, new on-air presentation.
Today2020present.png|thumb|Lower-third bug (2020-present)
==See also==
*Today Extra
Category:Breakfast television programs
Category:Television news in Australia
Category:Television programs of Australia
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