Country and language guide
Choose your Australian viewing priorities
The right Australian shortlist should work at the times you actually watch. Start with your regular station, add the programmes your household shares, and note any regional or scheduling requirements before testing.
Names to add to your shortlist
Match the channel to your daily routine
Channel 7, Channel 9, Channel 10, ABC and SBS sit alongside entries such as 7mate and 9Gem. You can also find ABC News, SBS World Movies and ABC Kids in their respective categories. Use these names to describe an ordinary evening of viewing rather than assuming a network label identifies your local station. The family guide helps with shared viewing choices, and the Smart TV instructions help you prepare the main screen.
Asia & Pacific
Australia
- Channel 7Entertainment
- Channel 9Entertainment
- Channel 10Entertainment
- ABCEntertainment
- SBSEntertainment
- 7mateEntertainment
- 9GemEntertainment
- ABC NewsNews
- Sky News AustraliaNews
- 9NewsNews
- Fox SportsSports
- Fox Sports 2Sports
- beIN Sports Australia 1Sports
- beIN Sports Australia 2Sports
- Kayo SportsSports
- SBS World MoviesMovies & Series
- Foxtel MoviesMovies & Series
- Foxtel Movies PremiereMovies & Series
- Nick Jr.Kids
- ABC KidsKids
- Cartoon Network AUKids
- National Geographic AUEntertainment
- Discovery AUEntertainment
- HISTORY AUEntertainment
More examples are available.
State the city or regional edition you need and the time you normally watch. Confirm the current feed and schedule during a Free Trial, especially if your viewing location differs from the broadcast region. A catalogue name does not guarantee a local bulletin, event or catch-up option.
Connect your viewing choices
Check your other household essentials
Use the sports guide for event-specific requests and the plan comparison to match simultaneous viewing with the appropriate connection option.