From November 1991:
Ident:
Promos for the premiere of Beverly Hills 90210:
Promos for Neighbours:
E Street promo:
Promos for Col’n Carpenter:
Movie promos (including an AO Modified TV version and a 1st run graphic):
An Eyewitness News/Sun-Heald competition:
Love that ident 
NRTV did have submarket branded material in 1994-ish when it was still branded that, at least in Newcastle (there’s evidence of an “NRTV Newcastle-Hunter” lineup on YouTube, with a submarket-specific voice over no less) so it’s interesting to see that when it was rebranded as Ten Northern NSW they continued that in some way for a while - can’t imagine it lasted that much longer though.
I know that Southern Cross put in “Ten Victoria” and “Ten Capital” mini-ads prior to (generic) Ten idents but I’m not sure they did a lot that was submarket specific (outside of say, Canberra, where having local news at 6 meant the late arvo/early evening needed reshuffling - alas most of my Ten Capital watching at the time was in Wagga that didn’t have this).
September 1994:
Feb 8, 1993 - Ch 10 news sports segment , with Anne Fulwood (who can’t quite get the pronunciation of Shaq correct)
Interesting that the Late News had a more detailed weather map in 1993 than it did for most of the rest of it’s run , even a global weather map!
I mean, it’d be the “correct” pronunciation if Shaq came from Adelaide like Anne did 
Thanks for this!
Channel Ten Sydney - Sunday 21/11/1993
Movie of the Week Opener:
Sponsors:
PRGs:
Promo Endtags:
SMH Toy Fund CSA:
Channel Ten Sydney - Friday 19/8/1994
Commonwealth Games Ident:
Sponsors:
PRG:
Premiere Movies Promo:
Dramas Promo:
Promo Endtags:
The Sound of Music followed by The Best Little Whore House in Texas is certainly a programming choice
That version of Robocop must be butuchered to hell
From July 1993.
Ident and Movie of the Week intro:
Hot Shots! bumper:
PRG:
Promos:
Ad for Ten’s Snowline:
Promo and ident:
Promos:
Promo/Ident:
I loved their look and content from that early 90s era. Although what you posted is older skewing, generally Ten attracted gen-X’s like me hungry for the latest American pop culture (The Simpsons, 90210, Melrose, Ricki Lake, Cops…), leading all the way to the Big Brothers and Idols in the early 2000s.
Was Meet The Press done from Canberra in 1993?
David Johnson was a bloody great talent back then.
From 1992 to 2011, MTP was based at Ten’s Sydney studios. In 2012, production moved to ATV-10.
And I always thought it was a Sunday morning show. My memory isn’t what it use to be!
it began as a Sunday night show but soon shifted to mornings.
