Yes, but would you sit through something like The Wizard Of Oz if it lasted for 180-200 minutes instead of 100 minutes if it looked at the matrimonial relationship between Aunt Em and Uncle Henry or whether there was a “relationship” of sorts between Dorothy and Hunk ( farmhand and scarecrowe)
I wonder if Seven’s success with All Saints somehow influenced Nine’s change of direction for Stingers?
If I had never seen it before and just found out about the film? I don’t know.
and ironically the Bill. they moved it from a crime focus to a soap and it killed it too - even i stopped watching the bill after that and it was essential viewing for me and my mum on a sat night for years
I remember Seven moving Full Frontal from Thursday to Monday for its final season in 97.
Surprise! Look what popped up at the end of a news report this morning about the commercial broadcasting tax! ![]()
1970s station ID?
they also used this into the 1980s. I remember it being on the end of Wombat, Now You See It, early episodes of A Country Practice and Wheel Of Fortune. From memory they stopped using this logo in the mid to late 1980 around the time or not long before they rebranded as Australian Television Network
the 7 logo changed in January (ish) 1989
Courtesy: LSKseven
I think this must’ve been one of Matthew O’Sullivan’s last voiceover promos for Seven before he crossed to Nine not long after. Here, Seven’s expanded AFL coverage (having won the FTA broadcasting rights for the 2012-16 period in April 2011) is being promoted.
Need some guidance (unsure what thread I should have asked this on).
Ive come across a lot of tapes with late 1980s and 1990s RAGE clips, and MTV Australia and The Noise.
Are those clips important ? I know copyright can be an issue - so is Internet Archive the best place to put them up. Is there a ‘Rage’ expert on here. Need guidance on what to do once I start digitising those excerpts on tapes. Rhett
There is a lot of interest in old music video shows like Rage, MTV Australia, Video Hits.
For Rage stuff @ragetop50 is knowledgeable but don’t check the email address provided often. I eventually got their personal email address when they responded to my query.
As for YouTube it is best not to bother, the Internet Archive and Odysee (I have a bunch of music videos uploaded already) are better for web facing sites but still don’t escape the broken American copyright system.
For old charts australian-charts.com goes back to 1988.
Someone has been uploading master tapes of the SBS series Front Up:
I loved Front Up with Andrew L. Urban. I loved the interview with people in the street - it captured real Australia
She was a producer at SBS before The Movie Show came along.
Who Remembers Capital 7’s Flag Logo As Well As The Blue And Green NBN Split Circle Logo From The 80s?
Following on from @IanG and his post a while back - more NBN-3 Xmas tapes
What were the TV ratings like during the evening of September 15 of 2000 on ABC, Nine and 10 (NSW, VIC and ACT)? because we all know that the nation went to a standstill at 6:30 PM AEDT with the Sydney Opening Ceremony on Seven. You’d like to think Western Australia (Three Hours earlier) and Queensland (One hour earlier) were the best performing markets for Nine and 10.
And, what were the TV ratings for the evening of October 1 of 2000 like in NSW, VIC and ACT on ABC, Nine and 10?
Any Other Memorable Ones?


