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- BTQ abstract "For other acronyms using BTQ, such as the stimulant drug Butyltolylquinuclidine, see the BTQ (disambiguation) page.BTQ is the Brisbane station of the Australian Seven Network. BTQ was the second television station to launch in Brisbane, going to air on 1 November 1959, after QTQ (station of the Nine Network) launched three months earlier.Along with other Australian television channels, BTQ began broadcasting on digital television on 1 January 2001.The channel has been a leader in Queensland television news - in the early eighties, Seven National News became the first Brisbane-based bulletin to be relayed throughout a string of independent Queensland telecasters. Within the same decade, BTQ was also a major production house for children's television - hosting popular shows as Wombat, Now You See It, Family Feud, Play Your Cards Right and Seven's Super Saturday featuring Agro (puppet). In the 1980s and 1990s, the channel regularly opened its facilities to the Brisbane public - at Open Days. In the 1970s, BTQ also held annual telethons for the Children's Hospital, featuring network personalities.In the mid-1990s, BTQ also produced "Tourist TV", a tourist information channel which could be viewed at various Gold Coast hotels and resorts, including Sea World Nara Resort.Until 2007, BTQ was the host station of the national Austext teletext service. The service was later largely automated out of Seven Sydney until it was decommissioned September 2009.On 28 May 2013 the analog signal was turned off at 9am, with a quick montage of footage that marked the station's history.".
- BTQ alias "Seven".
- BTQ broadcastNetwork Seven_Network.
- BTQ callSign "BTQ".
- BTQ callsignMeaning "Brisbane".
- BTQ callsignMeaning "Queensland".
- BTQ callsignMeaning "Television".
- BTQ digitalChannel "6 (VHF)".
- BTQ effectiveRadiatedPower "200000.0".
- BTQ effectiveRadiatedPower "50000.0".
- BTQ firstAirDate "1959-11-01".
- BTQ formerChannel "Analog: 7 (VHF)".
- BTQ heightAboveAverageTerrain "335.0".
- BTQ heightAboveAverageTerrain "337.0".
- BTQ licensee "Channel Seven Brisbane Pty Ltd".
- BTQ location Brisbane.
- BTQ owningCompany Seven_West_Media.
- BTQ slogan "GottaLoveItOn7".
- BTQ thumbnail Seven_Network_logo.svg?width=300.
- BTQ wikiPageExternalLink tv.
- BTQ wikiPageID "2667041".
- BTQ wikiPageLength "7251".
- BTQ wikiPageOutDegree "75".
- BTQ wikiPageRevisionID "679578809".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink A*mazing.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink ABC_News_(Australia).
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink ATN.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Agro_(puppet).
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Agros_Cartoon_Connection.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Analog_TV.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Analog_television.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Austext.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Australian.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Australians.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink BTQ_(disambiguation).
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Bill_McDonald_(Australian_journalist).
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Brisbane.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Cairns.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Category:Seven_Network.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Category:Television_channels_and_stations_established_in_1959.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Category:Television_stations_in_Brisbane.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Darren_McDonald.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Family_Feud.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Jillian_Whiting.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink John_Schluter.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Kay_McGrath.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Kilowatt.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Mackay,_Queensland.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Coot-tha,_Queensland.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Nine_Network.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Nine_News.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Owned-and-operated_station.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Pat_Welsh_(sports_journalist).
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink QTQ.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Queensland.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Rockhampton.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Rod_Young.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink STQ.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Saturday_Disney.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Sea_World.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Sea_World_Nara_Resort.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Seven_Network.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Seven_News.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Seven_Queensland.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Seven_West_Media.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Shane_Webcke.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Sharyn_Ghidella.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Simon_Reeve_(Australian_TV_presenter).
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Simon_Reeve_(Australian_television_presenter).
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Southern_Cross_Television.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Sunshine_Coast,_Queensland.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink TVW.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Talitha_Cummins.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Television_broadcasting_in_Australia.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Television_station.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink The_Mole_(Australia_season_3).
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink The_Mole_(Australia_season_6).
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Today_Tonight.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Tony_Auden.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Tony_Johnston.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Toowoomba.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Townsville.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Tracey_Challenor.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Trevor_Gillmeister.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Very_high_frequency.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Watt.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Wide_Bay-Burnett.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Wide_Bay–Burnett.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink Wombat.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLink File:Seven_Network_logo.svg.
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "BTQ".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "BTQ-7".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "BTQ7".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "Brisbane".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "Channel 7".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "Channel Seven in Brisbane".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mount Coot-tha".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "Queensland".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "Seven News Brisbane".
- BTQ wikiPageWikiLinkText "Seven Queensland".