More of home. Wherever home began.

UK, Ireland & North America

British and Irish drama, current affairs and entertainment are common additions to an Australian viewing list. US and Canadian interests can include news, series, documentaries and sport.

Name the specific channels you want and check their local schedule against your Australian time zone. Regional versions of the same channel may carry different programmes.

South Asian languages

Hindi, Punjabi and other South Asian language interests can span news, films, music, drama and family entertainment. A country label is often too broad to describe the selection a household needs.

Use the custom bouquet field to specify the language and a few channel or programme names. If you want original audio or subtitles, include that preference so it can be checked.

East & Southeast Asian viewing

Mandarin, Cantonese and Vietnamese are useful starting points for many multilingual Australian households. News, drama, variety shows and movies can each require a different selection.

Spell out the language as well as the country or region. Test menu labels, audio tracks and available subtitles during your trial; these options can differ between live channels and on-demand titles.

Arabic & European-language TV

Arabic-language news and entertainment, along with European-language programming, can bring a familiar part of home into the living room. Tell us whether your priority is news, family television, drama or sport.

A regional bouquet is a starting point. Our team reviews custom requests against the current catalogue rather than treating every country or language as an identical package.

Make a useful custom request

A short, specific list makes it easier to confirm the right selection. Include your main language, your secondary language if relevant, and a few must-watch channels or programmes.

Regional and language names describe selection interests; availability changes and must be checked in the current bouquet. New requests remain pending until reviewed.

• Country or region and preferred spoken language.
• Three to five must-watch channels or programmes.
• Any essential subtitle or audio preference.