Channel 7 - SEVEN

Channel 7 (HSV-7) known as Seven Melbourne is a television station in Melbourne and part of the Seven Network.

The Seven Network is an Australian television network with a combined population coverage greater than any other free to air network in Australia.

The Channel 7 web site aligned with Yahoo has links to all the favourite shows including Home and Away plus a TV guide. The broadcast signal for the network arises from the digital broadcast centre at the Docklands Stadium.

HSV 7 in Melbourne began broadcasting on 4 November 1956, originally owned and operated by The Herald and Weekly Times.

Sadly the original HSV 7 building in Dorcas Street South Melbourne will be demolished around the 17th of November 2008.

Not only was the original HSV 7 studios pivotal in the recording and transmission of the Melbourne Olympics but it also played an important part in the establishment of celebrities such as: Olivia Newton-John, Barry Humphries and Peter Allen.

The studios of HSV 7 produced some of Australia's most important programs, such as: Homicide, World of Sport, Cop Shop, the Penthouse Club, and The RCH appeal and has recently been the home for City Homicide.

The HSV 7 tower has been a South Melbourne land mark for over 50 years but sadly was dismantled in 2009 to make way for a new property development.

Plus 7

Watch recent episodes of Channel 7 and 7TWO shows on Plus 7 | Plus Seven | Plus Channel 7.

PLUS7 offers video streaming of full length episodes as seen on Seven, 7TWO and other content partners – just hit the play button and you can watch high quality, full screen videos straightaway without having to wait for downloads.

A full list of the TV shows available by clicking Browse all Shows A to Z. New episodes are added daily and are available for 7 to 28 days. Programmes will appear online immediately after they have aired on Seven or 7TWO.