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===Television=== {{Cleanup section|reason=The summary needs cleaning up|date=April 2023}} Television services available include: *The [[Australian Broadcasting Corporation]] (ABC) – ABC TV, ABC Family/Kids, ABC Entertains, ABC News (digital channels) *The [[Special Broadcasting Service]] (SBS) – SBS TV, SBS Viceland, SBS World Movies, SBS Food, SBS WorldWatch, NITV (digital channels) * [[Seven Network|Seven]] ([[GWN7|GWN]]), an owned and operated and formerly affiliated station of the [[Seven Network]] * [[WOW (TV station)|WIN Television]], an affiliate station of the [[Nine Network]] * [[West Digital Television]], an affiliate station of the [[Network 10]] (provided jointly by Seven and WIN Television) The programming schedule is mainly the same as the Seven, Nine and Ten stations in Perth with variations for news bulletins, sport telecasts such as the [[Australian Football League]] and [[National Rugby League]], children's and lifestyle programs and infomercials or paid programming. Seven had its origins in Bunbury as BTW-3 in the late 1960s and then purchased other stations in [[Kalgoorlie]] and [[Geraldton]], as well as launching a satellite service in 1986 to form the current network. Seven's studios and offices are based at Roberts Crescent in Bunbury, with its transmitter located at Mount Lennard approximately {{convert|25|km}} to the east. The station produces a nightly 30-minute news program for regional WA at 5:30{{nbsp}}pm on weeknights. WIN Television maintains a newsroom in the city; however, the station itself is based in Perth. The WIN newsroom provides regional coverage for sister station [[STW]]'s ''Nine News'' bulletins at 6pm each night, which are simulcast on WIN. On 28 July 2011, new digital television services from GWN and WIN commenced transmission.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2011/07/regional-wa-ready-to-switch-on-new-multichannels.html |title=Regional WA ready to switch on new multichannels |date=6 July 2011 |website=tvtonight.com.au|access-date=19 April 2017}}</ref> A new stand alone [[Network 10]] affiliated channel branded as [[West Digital Television]] was the first of the new digital only channels to go on-air. The other new digital only channels that are also now available in Bunbury include [[7two]], [[7mate]], [[ishop tv]], [[Racing.com|RACING.COM]], [[10 HD]], [[10 Bold Drama]], [[10 Peach Comedy]], A placeholder on channel 54 currently showing WIN Television’s Australian landmark videos, [[TVSN]], [[Gold (Australian TV channel)|Gold]], [[9Gem]], [[9Life]] and [[9Go!]]. Subscription Television service [[Foxtel]] is available via satellite.
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