The following list of programs are currently broadcast by the Seven Network / 7HD (Melbourne & Adelaide only), 7TWO, 7mate, 7flix and RACING.COM as well as regional affiliates, including Prime7, GWN7 and Southern Cross Television as well as catch-up service PLUS7. Some affiliate stations have alternate schedules and may air programs at different times.
News and current affairs
Local productions
Seven News - 6pm evening bulletins produced locally in Syd/Melb/Bris/Adel/Per
Seven Afternoon News - weekdays 4pm-5pm, produced locally in Syd/Melb/Bris/Per (2013–present)
Today Tonight - weeknights 6:30pm, produced locally in Adel/Per only (2014–present)
National programs produced in Sydney
Seven Early News - weekdays 5am-5.30am (2008–present)
Seven Morning News - weekdays 11.30am-12pm (2004–present)
Seven News at 5 - weekends 5pm-5.30pm (2015–present)
Sunday Night - weekly current affairs program (2009–present)
Sunrise - weekdays 5.30am-9am (2000–present)
Weekend Sunrise - weekends 7am-10am (2005–present)
The Morning Show - weekdays 9am-11.30am (2007–present)
The Daily Edition - weekdays 2pm-3pm (2013–present)
Murder Uncovered (2017-present)
Home and Away (1988–present)
800 Words (2015–present)
Wanted (2016–present)
The Secret Daughter (2016–present)
Hoges: The Paul Hogan Story (2017)
My Kitchen Rules (2010–present)
House Rules (2013–present)
First Dates (2016–present)
Seven Year Switch (2016–present)
Bride & Prejudice (2017-present)
Sydney Weekender (New South Wales) (1994–present)
Better Homes and Gardens (1995–present)
Home in WA (Western Australia) (2000–present)
The Great South East (Queensland) (2001–present)
Creek to Coast (Queensland) (2002–present)
Queensland Weekender (Queensland) (2003–present)
Melbourne Weekender (Victoria) (2006–present)
Kochie's Business Builders (2009–present)
Australia's Best Houses (2013–present on 7TWO)
WA Weekender (Western Australia) (2014–present)
Around the World with Manu (2016–present on 7TWO)
Border Security: Australia's Front Line (2004–present)
The Force: Behind the Line (2006–present)
Highway Patrol (2009–present)
Surveillance Oz (2012–present)
Beach Cops (2015–present)
Gold Coast Medical (2016–present)
The Chase Australia (2015–present)
Talking Footy (1994-2004; 2013–present on Seven / 7mate)
AFL Game Day (2008–present)
The Front Bar (2015 on AFL.com.au, 2016-present on Seven/7mate)
American Football: NFL and Super Bowl (2015–present on 7mate)
Australian rules football: AFL Premiership Season including AFL Grand Final and Brownlow Medal (1957-1986, 1988-2001, 2007-present on Seven & 7mate)
Australian rules football: AFLW (2017-present on Seven & 7mate)
Australian rules football: SANFL, VFL and WAFL (2015-present)
Commonwealth Games: Gold Coast 2018 (Seven & 7mate)
Golf: Australian Open (1989-2008, 2012-present)
Horse Racing: Emirates Melbourne Cup Carnival (2002-present) and Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival (2002-2006, 2013-present on Seven & 7TWO)
Rugby League: 2017 Rugby League World Cup (Seven & 7mate)
Rugby Union: Shute Shield (2015-present on 7TWO in NSW only, other states on 7mate)
Summer Olympic Games: Tokyo 2020 (Seven, 7Two & 7mate)
Swimming: Australian Swimming Championships and Pan Pacific Swimming Championships (2016-present on Seven & 7TWO)
Tennis: Australian Open (1973–present)
Tennis: Wimbledon (2011-present on Seven & 7TWO)
Yachting: Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race (2005-present)
Winter Olympic Games: PyeongChang 2018 (Seven, 7TWO & 7mate)
Jay's Jungle (2015–present)
Lah-Lah's Adventures (2014–present)
Pipsqueaks (2013–present)
Toybox (2010–present)
AACTA Awards (2013-2015 on Ten, 2015–present on Seven)
Seven's Woolworths Carols in the Domain (1983–present)
Good Friday Appeal (1957–present) (Melbourne only)
Perth Telethon (1968–present) (Perth only)
American Dad! (2005-2010 on Seven, 2010-present on 7mate)
Family Guy (1999-2010 on Seven, 2010-present on 7mate)
The Dr. Oz Show (7TWO)
The Martha Stewart Show (7TWO)
The Amazing Race
American Pickers (7mate)
Hardcore Pawn (7mate)
Hotel Hell
Ink Master (7mate)
Pawn Stars (7mate)
Swamp People (7mate)
60 Minute Makeover (7TWO)
Bargain Hunt (7TWO)
Escape to the Country (7TWO)
Homes Under the Hammer (7TWO)
Dynamo: Magician Impossible
The Chase UK
American football: NFL including Super Bowl (7mate)
Art Attack (2013–present)
Doc McStuffins (2013–present)
Henry Hugglemonster (2014–present)
Jake and the Never Land Pirates (2012–present)
The Lion Guard (2016–present)
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (2007–present)
Miles From Tomorrowland (2015–present)
Sheriff Callie's Wild West (2015–present)
Sofia the First (2013–present)
Life Today with James Robison (7flix)
All for Kids (2008-2013)
Bambaloo (2003-2007, 2011 on 7TWO)
The Fairies (2005-2012)
Larry the Lawnmower (2008-2011, 2015-2016)
Playhouse Disney
Raggs (2006–2012)
The Wiggles (1998)
AMV: All Music Video (1999–2001)
Eclipse Music TV (2005–2009)
Saturday Morning Live (1988-1990)
Video Smash Hits (1990-1996)
The Power, The Passion (1989)
Basketball: NBL (1988–1991)
Motor racing: Seven's V8 Supercars (1963-1996, 2007-2014) including Bathurst 1000 (1963-1996, 2007-2014) (now on Ten as Ten's V8 Supercars)
Rugby league: New South Wales Rugby League (1970s-1980s)
Rugby union: Super 12 (1996-2003), Wallabies Rugby Internationals (1996-2010), Rugby World Cup (1999, 2003)
Soccer: NSL (1977-2004)
Australia Day Live Concert (now on ABC)
Logie Awards (now on Nine)
All My Children
Generations
Passions
Rituals
Texas
Clerks: The Animated Series
Duckman (later aired on Eleven)
Footrot Flats: The Dog's Tale
Futurama (1999-2004, later moved to Network Ten and Eleven)
God, the Devil and Bob
King of the Hill (later aired on Eleven)
Rock and Rule
Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
Ricki Lake
Sha Na Na
The Generation Game
What Not to Wear
Airline USA
Autopsy: The Last Days Of
Border Patrol
Coastwatch
Fight for Life
Innovation
Michael Palin's New Europe
Motorway Patrol
Police Camera Action
SCU: Serious Crash Unit
Disney's Wonderful World
Disneyland
Freddy's Nightmares
The Magical World of Disney
The Wonderful World of Disney
The Book of Pooh
Handy Manny (2009–2016)
My Friends Tigger and Pooh (2008–2010)
Stanley (2004–2008)
Tennis: French Open (2002)
WWF RAW (1993–1995)
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