News at 4 Seven News Sydney The Latest: Seven News Test Cricket coverage (2018–present) Women's Big Bash League coverage (2018–present) Big Bash League coverage (2018–present) Rugby League World Cup coverage (2013, 2017) Olympic Games coverage (1992–present) Current productions at Australian Technology Park Home & Away (1988–present) My Kitchen Rules (2010–present) The Chase Australia (2021–present) Filmed at FOX Studios The X Factor (2010–2016) On Location Better Homes and Gardens (1995–present) Sydney Weekender (1994–present) House Rules (2013–2019) Carols in the Domain (1982–present) Farmer Wants a Wife (2020–present) Schools Spectacular (2016–2019, 2021) Schools Spectacular Remixed (2020) Past Programming Sunday Night (2009–2019) V8 Supercars (2007–2014, 2021–present) Packed to the Rafters (2008–2013) Today Tonight (ATN-7 1995–2001) (HSV-7 2001–2006) (ATN-7 2007–2012) (HSV-7 2013–2014) 11AM (1975–1999) Newsworld (1982–1989) Real Life (1992–1994, became Today Tonight from 1995) The Price Is Right (2012) The NightCap (2008) Wild Boys (2011) All Saints (1998–2009) Always Greener (2001–2003) Hey Dad..! (1987–1994) Sons and Daughters (1982–1987) A Country Practice (1981–1993) Wheel of Fortune (ADS-7 1981–1987) (SAS-7 1987–1996) (ATN-7 1996–2006) Denton (1994–1995) Who Dares Wins (1996–2000) The Real Seachange (2006) The Zoo (2007–2008) Saturday Disney (1997–2016) Playhouse Disney (2003–2007) The Big Arvo (2001–2005) Surf Patrol It's Academic (2005–2016) headLand (2005–2006) Popstars Live (2000–2002, 2004) Surprise Chef (2001–2003) The Daily Edition (2013–2020) Andrew Denton's Interview (2018–2019) The Dream with Roy and HG (2000, 2004) The Ice Dream with Roy and HG (2002) Win Roy & H.G.'s Money (2000) The Monday Dump (2001–2002) The Nation Dumps (2002) The Cream (2003) The Matty Johns Show (2010) Sportsworld (HSV-7 1987–2003) (ATN-7 2004–2006) The Mole (2005) Sunday Sunrise (1997–2004, 2005) Between Two Worlds (2020) Plate of Origin (2020) The Secret Daughter (2016–2017) Secret Bridesmaids' Business (2019) Early efforts by the station included variety series Sydney Tonight (1956–1959), Captain Fortune Show (1956–1960) for children, soap opera Autumn Affair (1958–1959) and talent program TV Talent Scout (1957–1958). See also Television broadcasting in Australia Circle 7 logo External links Official Site References Television stations in New South Wales Television stations in Sydney Seven Network Television channels and stations established in 1956 1956 establishments in Australia