Australian sport
AFL and AFLW through the home-and-away season into September, NRL and NRLW, Test and Big Bash cricket, the A-Leagues, Supercars, Melbourne Cup carnival racing, Super Rugby and Suncorp Super Netball.
More than 22,000 live channels and a 92,000-title on-demand library, organised the way Australian viewers actually watch: sport first, then film, then everything the rest of the household wants. Every category below is unlocked on every plan — including the A$12.99 intro month.
Channel counts below are approximate and refreshed automatically each night, so new additions appear in your guide without any action on your part.
AFL and AFLW through the home-and-away season into September, NRL and NRLW, Test and Big Bash cricket, the A-Leagues, Supercars, Melbourne Cup carnival racing, Super Rugby and Suncorp Super Netball.
European football, UEFA competitions, NBA, NFL, MLB, tennis majors, Formula 1, MotoGP, boxing, UFC and golf — with overnight fixtures sitting in the catch-up archive for a sensible morning replay.
Dedicated film channels running around the clock across action, drama, thriller, comedy, horror, classic and family cinema, backed by the full on-demand vault for anything not currently scheduled.
Drama and comedy series, reality formats, cooking and renovation programming, travel, motoring and the general entertainment channels that fill an ordinary weeknight.
Australian bulletins alongside major international rolling-news services, business coverage and weather, so you can follow a story from a local angle and a global one in the same sitting.
Cartoons, preschool programming, teen drama and family films across multiple languages, with a clean guide layout that makes handing over the remote uncomplicated.
Natural history, science, engineering, history, true crime and investigative series — a large share of it available in genuine 4K where the source broadcast supports it.
Home-country television for Australia's communities: Greek, Italian, Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hindi, Punjabi, Filipino, Nepali, Korean, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese and Polish among more than sixty regions.
Music video channels by genre and era, concert broadcasts, festival streams and seasonal event feeds that appear in the guide when they go live.
An IPTV lineup assembled overseas treats Australian sport as an afterthought — a single generic feed, badly labelled, often absent by finals week. Ours is built the other way round. Every AFL and NRL fixture is mapped into the guide against AEST and AEDT before the round starts, so a 7:50pm Thursday bounce appears at 7:50pm on your screen whether you are in Hobart or Darwin.
Australia is a country of arrivals, and a television service that ignores that is only half useful. The international tier carries live channels from across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas — the news, the football and the light entertainment people grew up with, delivered on the same line as the local sport.
Because everything routes through our Sydney and Melbourne edge nodes, an overseas channel behaves like a domestic one: it starts quickly, it holds its bitrate, and it does not fall over when the source region hits its own peak hour.
Resolution follows the source. Where a broadcaster puts out genuine 4K we carry it in 4K; where the origin is 1080i we deliver a clean FHD rather than upscaling and calling it ultra HD.
| Quality tier | Typical use | Recommended line speed | Codec |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4K UHD | Marquee sport, documentaries, premium film | 50Mbps+ | H.265 / HEVC |
| Full HD 1080p | Most sport and entertainment channels | 25Mbps+ | H.265 / H.264 |
| HD 720p | News, secondary feeds, international tier | 12Mbps+ | H.264 |
| SD | Legacy and low-bandwidth backup feeds | 5Mbps+ | H.264 |
Unsure what your connection can handle? The setup guide includes a short section on matching stream quality to FTTP, HFC, FTTC and fixed wireless services.
92,000 films and series episodes sit alongside the live lineup, refreshed weekly. If a channel is between programmes, the archive is one click away.