QTQ - Station Slogans

Station Slogans

  • 1959-61: The Big Stars Shine on Channel 9!
  • 1964: Brisbane People are Sold on QTQ9.
  • 1965-66: The Stars Shine Bright on QTQ9!
  • 1966-67: Hey, Look Us Over! (borrowed from CBS' 1965 slogan)
  • 1970: QTQ9, Brisbane's Own.
  • 1971: This is QTQ9.
  • 1973: First in Queensland.
  • Summer 1976/77: You Can Feel It All Over!
  • Summer 1979/80: The Best Picture Show is Here on 9!
  • 1981: The Stars Always Shine on Nine.
  • 1982: We're Doing It For You, We're Channel Nine! (used to promote the 1982 Commonwealth Games)
  • 1984: 25th Birthday, Join the Party!
  • Summer 1984/85: Nine's For You!
  • 1985: I Like Nine.
  • 1985: STEREOVISION.
  • 1986: You'll Love It! (borrowed from ABC's 1985 slogan)
  • Summer 1987/88: Breezin' Thru Summer!
  • Winter 1988: Keeping You Cozy.
  • Winter 1989: Come and Feel the Warm.
  • Winter 1990: It's Cold Outside.
  • 1991: You Gotta See Us Now! (used to remind viewers of the upgraded service on UHF45 and UHF58 on the Gold Coast)
  • 1992: Tune in to 9.
  • 1993-94: Brisbane's Channel Nine.
  • 1996: This is What we Watch.
  • 1999: Together For 40 Years!
  • 4 June 2008 – 15 January 2009: Nine For Queensland.
  • 15 January – 27 September 2009: First in Queensland. (Used to celebrate 50 Years of QTQ9)
  • Summer 2011/12-28 October 2012: Loving Queensland. (based on Here's Looking at You by Paul and Storm)

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