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TV guides are available from each network website or the following websites: |
Australia has two national public broadcasters. These stations can be viewed for free.
Pay TV is a great option for those who like to watch TV and aren´t satisfied with Commercial TV stations.
Pay TV can be expensive in Australia and users may be asked to sign contracts for extended periods of time. It is best to talk directly to each provider to see if these services fit within your budget and viewing requirements.
Each provider will provide options for you to tailor the programs and channels you wish to subscribe to. The three major providers of Pay Television in Australia are:
Available in all captial cities except Hobart and Darwin
Only available in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide and where cable has been laid.
Hobart and Darwin and other regional areas of Australia
There are numerous national, state and local newspapers.
It is recommended that you familiarise yourself with the major newspapers in your state as you may find them useful when you are looking for accommodation, event information, employment and general services.
Printed newspapers in Australia are widely available in newsagencies, supermarkets, department stores, supermarkets and a range of other smaller retailers.
Major newspapers in Australia are also available online.
Below is a list of some of the major newspapers in Australia with their websites.
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Australia has various radio stations ranging from music, news and community radio stations.
Most of the major radio stations in Australia now have ´live feed´ via the internet.
A full list of all Australian Commercial Radio stations can be found here.
Links to major radio stations can be found here.
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