Ident:
PRG:
coming soon
Promo endtags:
X-Ten is two of Ten’s best station logos (the current one is the other).
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Agreed, the X is latin smart, wondering if the Circle around the current ten is because of the channel 0 relation.
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Some more Promo Endtags, from April/May 1988:
…and a few from later in the year (the end of the Ident was also tweaked along with the Promo look, if I’m not mistaken):
Probably varied from market to market in those days, but here’s a cap of the Sydney version:
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I recently found a video on YouTube of NRTV using the Ident Music of this time period of X-Ten, and it baffles me because I don’t think they accocated with Network TEN at that time?? Can anyone help me solve this case??
YouTube: sirmechie
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I believe it was not unusual for network tunes to be sold to smaller stations. Smaller stations would not have had the money to produce their own decent packages.
Sometime in the ‘80s, ITQ Mount Isa had an ident that used an earlier WIN Wollongong ident tune.
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Used to promote TVQ-0’s upcoming switchover to 10. Also used in test transmissions.
Once the switchover occurred on 10 September, it was ‘Ten, Brisbane Style’.
For those watching in the Gold Coast, the switchover would not affect TVQ’s UHF Channels.
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A few program promos and a “late night” station ID (leading into Late Night Australia with Don Lane) from ATV10 on the night of 2 March 1988
YouTube: Mike Squier
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Personally I feel this my favorite iteration of it. More “glass” like.
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Eyewitness News - Fishing promo - and reference to them winning the Thorn Awards
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Does anyone remember this song to promote Channel Ten Perth in 1988? It came in at No.41 at this year’s Coldest 100.
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PRG:
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The 1989 version of TVQ’s Brisbane Style ID.
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If Elon ever took over a TV network 
Would it be as bad as when Bob Shanks took over?
From October 1998 in Sydney.
Ident and movie intro:
Promos:
PRG:
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The Never-Ending Story - one of my favorites.
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December 1988:
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Interesting to see 10 showed Saturday NRL matches during it’s first and only broadcast (Which lasted well into 1991). One would hope that in 2029, NRL returns to 10 for the first time in 38 years.