from Perth. GWN7 also produced a weeknightly local news service, GWN7 Local News, shown live at 5:30pm. Since the network's inception, it has featured a broad range of original regional programming, including the children's program Doopa's Club featuring the station mascot Doopa Dog; as well as community service strand GWN7 InfoNet, a series of short updates listing local community events. GWN7 Local News GWN7 Local News (now Seven News Regional WA, previously known as Golden West News or GWN News) was the network's regional news service. Its main 30-minute program, airing live at 5:30pm on weeknights before Seven News Perth, dealt primarily with local news and current affairs. The bulletin was presented by Noel Brunning with news and sport; and Shauna Willis with weather. As of March 2012, GWN7 produced the only dedicated local news program for regional Western Australia. The bulletin was produced and broadcast from GWN7's Spencer Street newsroom in Bunbury CBD with reporters and camera crews also based at newsrooms in Perth, Albany, Kalgoorlie, Karratha, Geraldton and Broome. Since Seven's acquisition of Prime Media would mean GWN7 News and Seven News will fall under one corporate umbrella, it is unclear if the network makes changes to its regional WA news production, since Seven West Media's headquarters are located in Perth's suburb of Osborne Park (where Seven O&O TVW produces news content for the city and the state of WA). In July 2022, the GWN7 Local News branding has been retired and now falls under the Seven News Regional WA brand. Availability GWN7 was available statewide in digital terrestrial and digital satellite format. The full suite of digital services, including 7TWO, 7mate, ishop TV and RACING.COM, were available in all areas with digital transmissions. Below is a table showing the logical channel numbers (LCN) for the full suite of digital services. Terrestrial Digital terrestrial transmissions were available in all populated cities and major towns of regional Western Australia. Analog terrestrial services ceased transmission statewide on 25 June 2013. Satellite Digital satellite transmissions were available direct-to-home on the Viewer Access Satellite Television platform in areas that weren't covered by adequate terrestrial transmissions. Logos The Golden West Network became a network in 1986, with a shared logo produced and used across the regional stations, featuring the letters GWN inside an outlined oval surrounded by an orbiting ring. This logo was used across the network until 1995, when a new logo