Seven Tasmania

== TNT-9 Launceston ==
=== 1962–1976 ===
TNT-9 Launceston began transmission on 26 May 1962. Translator stations were later setup at Wynard (Table Cape) on VHF-5A, Circular Head (Lileah) on VHF-6, St. Helens and Savage River on VHF-7, Burnie on VHF-10, Derby, Smithton, South Launceston, St Mary's and Waratah on VHF-11, and East Devonport on UHF-48. In 1965, TNT-9 became a part of Examiner-Northern TV Ltd. The callsign stood for Television Northern Tasmania.
=== 1976–1980 ===
In 1976, TNT-9 adopted the Nine Network's dotty logo. This logo saw the station become a secondary Nine Network affiliate.
=== 1980–1981 ===
=== 1981–1985 ===
In 1981, the logo was modified, with nine stars in place of the signature nine dots.
== TasTV/TasTV North ==
=== 1985–1989 ===
In 1985, both TVT-6 Hobart and TNT-9 Launceston were rebranded as TasTV. In September 1988, a relay station opens in King Island on VHF-8.
== Southern Cross Network ==
=== 1989–1994 ===
In March 1989, ENT Ltd. sells TNT-9 Launceston to Tricom Corporation (predecessor to what is now Southern Cross Austereo) and was renamed Southern Cross Network.
== Southern Cross Television ==
=== 1994–1999 ===
On 30 April 1994, Southern Cross Network was renamed Southern Cross Television following aggregation in Tasmania. A relay station would open the same day in Hobart on UHF-31, transmitting from Mount Wellington and the station would be affiliated with Seven and Channel Ten.
=== 1999–2005 ===
=== 2005–2018 ===
In 2008, Southern Cross Television ceased broadcasting content from Network Ten and thus became a sole Seven Network affiliate. This logo was used as a secondary logo from July to December 2018.
== Seven Tasmania ==
===2018–present===
On 1 July 2018, the station was rebranded Seven Tasmania. It would later be adopted by its Tasmanian news bulletins in December.
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Category: Television channels and stations established in 1962