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'''Availability:''' Extinct on television, the 1967-68 variant can be seen on the episodes of ''Brian Henderson's Bandstand'' available on Amazon Prime in Australia. Episodes of ''Bandstand'' featuring all variants can also be found on the Internet Archive. The logo appears on early episodes of ''Division 4''.

* '''1975-1981''': "Living Color", below the logo in the same style as the 1975 idents

'''Availability:''' Uncommon, can be seen on uploads of old Nine shows on the internet as well as Nine's own streaming service, 9Now. This will typically be preserved on the rare occasion that anything from this era is rerun.

* On the Australian version of ''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'', the "think" cue used for the $2,000 question is heard (though the Grundy logo before that uses its own music).

'''Availability:''' Very rare. Popped up on videos or DVD of shows from that era; otherwise if you live in Australia, check those tapes! It appeared on ''Farscape'' (first season), ''Water Rats'' (third and fourth seasons) and ''Hi-5'' DVDs. It makes a strange appearance on the ''Hi-5'' DVD "Snow Party" released in 2005, possibly due to not having the original 2001 master.

'''Availability:''' Ultra rare. This might appear on videos or DVDs of Channel Nine shows of this era but is usually plastered/cut out on current airings; otherwise if you live in Australia, check those tapes! It was seen on the first and second seasons of ''McLeod's Daughters'' as well as home video release as well as Channel 5 "Milkshake!" airings of ''Hi-5'' episodes from the era. Despite having ended use in 2002, after the "3-D Nine" logo was introduced, this logo was still used on ''Farscape'' episodes up until the show's ended on March 10, 2003 (though it does not appear on UK airings of the said show). The film version was seen on ''Dirty Deeds''.

'''Availability:''' Rare. Although this logo was on all Channel Nine shows (like ''The Eggs'', and ''Hi-5''), any repeats of these shows have this logo plastered over to the current logo of the time. Appeared as a distributor logo on a DVD of the Australian mini-series ''We of The Never Never''. Also appeared on some ''Hi-5'' DVDs.

'''Availability:''' The still version was seen on ''McLeod's Daughters'' season six (later episodes) and seven (earlier episodes). The Nine Films and Television variant can be seen on ''Hi-5'' DVDs from 2006-2007, but the original variant is mostly extinct.

'''Availability:''' Extremely rare. It can be found on DVDs of season 1 of ''Sea Patrol'' and the last 2 seasons of ''McLeod's Daughters''. The logo appeared on original broadcasts of season 9 of ''Hi-5'' and the ''Team Hi-5'' DVD. The logo appeared with ''Quizmania''. The logo was last seen on [[Draft:TVS|TVS]] repeats of the 2007 revival of ''Here's Humphrey'' in 2013.

* As before, there was a superimposed variation of this logo.

'''Availability:''' Rare. This logo was only used for a couple of months and is replaced by the next logo on all reruns. It also once showed up on ''Dennis & Gnasher'' on Hub Network in the United States.

'''Availability:''' Uncommon. Channel 9 unveiled new idents before the premiere episode of ''The Voice Australia''. Shows which did have the Nine Network Productions logo (such as ''Pyramid'' and ''Kitchen Whiz'') now have the Nine Network logo cut out. Channel Nine still immediately kept an in-program logo credit for live studio shows such as ''Today'' and ''A Current Affair'' as well as the game show ''Hot Seat''. However, a proper production logo has been spotted on a Nine News special entitled ''Melbourne Zoo Celebrates 150 Years'' and the second season of ''Dennis & Gnasher'' when aired on CBBC.