then moved to new premises at Hindmarsh on the corner of Port Road and Adam Street, from where Adelaide versions of Seven News and Today Tonight are produced. Programming Current in-house productions Seven News (Adelaide edition) Seven Afternoon News (Adelaide edition) Previous in-house productions Control Freaks (2001–2003) The Book Place (1991–2003) Wheel of Fortune (1988–1996) Fat Cat and Friends (1972–1987 on SAS-10, 1988–1991 on SAS-7) Simulrock (1980s, with SAFM) Christmas Telethon You Don't Say (1982) The Today Show (1960s) Romper Room (1965–1974) Bobo The Clown (1960s) Earlybirds (1970s) Touch of Elegance (1968–1990s) AM Adelaide Today Tonight (1995–2019) 1987 affiliation swap quote On 27 December 1987, Seven National News reporter Alan Murrell reported the following on ADS-7, hours before the switch to Channel 10: "Tonight will mark the end of the callsigns ADS-7 and SAS-10. Tomorrow, it'll be ADS-10 and SAS-7. It's the first time such a change has been made. The switch follows a media shake-up earlier this year, which left ADS in the hands of the owners of the Ten network. Already, the cosmetic changes are being made at Strangways Terrace and Gilberton. But viewers will notice little difference. They'll still turn the knob to 10 for Channel Ten programs, and to 7 for Seven programs. "The only difference will be that the local personalities will be seen on different channels. So if you want to watch Steve Whitham and Caroline Ainslie reading the news tomorrow night, you simply turn the dial three positions, from 7 to ADS-10. And it’s as easy as that." As a result, from the last days of 1987 up to 1988 the new SAS-7 adopted the On the Move slogan previously used by WLS-TV in Chicago, Illinois in 1984 to mark the change, with a music video made for this purpose. AFL season During the Australian Football League season, Seven News airs at its regular time on Saturdays or Sundays during Fox Footy broadcast twilight matches involving Adelaide and/or Port Adelaide, formerly, the bulletin was aired at half-time of the telecast, replacing match analysis from Fox Footy. SAS also airs South Australian National Football League Matches during the Season. News and current affairs 7NEWS Adelaide is directed by Chris Salter and presented by Will Goodings and Rosanna Mangiarelli on weeknights, and Mike Smithson on weekends from Seven's studios located at Hindmarsh. Sport is presented by Mark Soderstrom on weeknights and Bruce Abernethy on weekends.