Logos[]
From several Nine News Perth promos
Alternate variant
(2008-2009)
(2008-2009)
Alternate variant
(2009-2012)
(2009-2012)
Alternate variant
(2012-2020)
(2012-2020)
.png "Nine News (NOW).png (37 KB)")
Nine News Now variant (2013-2016)
Stacked variant
(2012-2020)
(2012-2020)
Stacked variant
(2020-2024)
(2020-2024)
On-screen logos[]
Channel 9 News[]
1957-1969[]
|
LOGO MISSING |
National Nine News (First Era)[]
1969-1976[]
|
|
LOGO MISSING |
9 Eyewitness News[]
1976-1980[]
|
|
LOGO MISSING |
National Nine News (Second Era)[]
1980-1983[]
Brisbane open
1983-1990[]
Generic open (using the ABC News graphics in the United States)
Melbourne open
1990-1994[]
Brisbane open
Melbourne open
Sydney open
1994-2000[]
Adelaide open
Brisbane open
Melbourne open
Sydney open
.png "National Nine News Perth Opener May 2, 1998 0-3 screenshot (1).png (114 KB)")
Perth open
2000-2004[]
Adelaide open
Queensland open
Melbourne open
Perth open
Sydney open
2004-2006[]
Melbourne open
Sydney open
_0-2_screenshot.png "STW National Nine News Perth - Open and close (June 11, 2005) 0-2 screenshot.png (1.07 MB)")
Perth open #1
_0-7_screenshot.png "STW National Nine News Perth - Open and close (June 11, 2005) 0-7 screenshot.png (882 KB)")
Perth open #2
2006-2008[]
Melbourne open
Sydney open
_0-30_screenshot.png "National Nine News Adelaide Opener (2008) 0-30 screenshot.png (309 KB)")
Adelaide open
2008[]
Melbourne open
Sydney open
Gold Coast open
Nine News[]
2008-2009[]
Adelaide open
Melbourne open
Sydney open
2009-2012[]
Melbourne open
Sydney open
Gold Coast Open
2012-2016[]
Adelaide open
Queensland open
Gold Coast open
Darwin open
Melbourne open
Perth open
Sydney open
2016 (prototype)[]
Only used on the Gold Coast bulletin, coinciding with the new set.
2016-2020[]
On 19 September 2016 coinciding with its new set, the bulletin unveiled new graphics. It was first used in Perth, then to the rest of its capital cities on 9 October.
Adelaide open
Queensland open
Gold Coast open
Darwin open (2016-2017)
Darwin open (2017-2020)
Melbourne open
Perth open
Sydney open
Regional Bulletins (2017-2020)[]
Canberra open
Western Victoria (Ballarat) open
Central Victoria (Bendigo) open
Border North East (Albury-Wodonga/Shepparton) open
Gippsland (Traralgon) open
Riverina (Wagga Wagga/Griffith) open
Illawarra (Wollongong) open
Central West (Orange/Dubbo) open
Far North Queensland (Cairns) open
North Queensland (Townsville) open
Mackay open
Wide Bay open
Sunshine Coast open
2020-2024[]
|
|
LOGO MISSING |
2024-present[]
Adelaide open
Queensland open
Gold Coast open
Melbourne open
Perth open
Sydney open