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ABC-3 Canberra
1962–1963
ABC-3 Canberra began transmission on 18 December 1962, with translators installed from the late 1980s at Condor on UHF-49, Mount Taylor on UHF-55, Fraser on UHF-56, and Tuggeranong on UHF-60. This logo was used in articles promoting the launch of the channel. The callsign stood for ABC Canberra.
ABC-TV Canberra (first era)
1963–1974
1974–2002
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On 30 June 1995, ABC-3 Canberra moved frequencies to VHF-9. The VHF-3 signal would remain on air for five weeks before being switched off on 6 August. This change of frequency was done to open up community FM frequencies in Canberra and surrounds, and to start up ABC FM services in Goulburn.
2001
2002–2005
In 2003, both ABC Mount Taylor and ABC Tuggeranong would move to UHF-41 in order to accommodate digital television. Prior to 2014, ABC Canberra would broadcast digitally on VHF-9A.
2005–2008
ABC1 Canberra
2008–2011
2011–2014
ABC TV Canberra (second era)
2014–2019
2019–2020
2021–present
Television in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory
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