Television

Find information on the Australian Government funded national television services provided by the ABC and SBS.

Learn about the schemes that ensure certain events are made available to the whole television viewing public via free-to-air television.

Find information on the regulatory framework for programming content for television and radio.

Find information on the licensing and regulation of free-to-air commercial television broadcasting services.

Find information on trials of community television services and the regulation of services under the Broadcasting Services Act 1992.

Digital Switchover Liaison Officers provide communities with information to prepare for the switchover to digital television broadcasts.

Provides information and resources on digital television switchover in Australia

The Australian Government has established an independent inquiry into the Australian media to examine the pressures facing newspapers, online publications and their newsrooms as well as the operation of the Australian Press Council.

Information about the National Indigenous Television (NITV) program.

Outlines current subscription-based television broadcasting services in Australia.

Information for consumers about steps to achieve television reception

Information about the Code of Practice for Sports News Reporting, including the Code Administration Committee.

Television captioning is the presentation of the audio component of audio-visual content as text on screen. The Broadcasting Services Act 1992 provides for the captioning of free-to-air television programs.

Provides details about improvements to digital television reception as a result of new facilities serving Broadford in Victoria, Currie on King Island and the Craigmore/Hillbank area in South Australia.

A summary of the procedures for making a complaint about content on television and radio.