Free TV is proud to welcome today’s release by the ACMA of its report on 2023 Australian content compliance by commercial television broadcasters, which yet again shows that no other…
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Free TV Australia today expressed its disappointment that the Prominence and Anti-Siphoning legislation passed by the Senate today does not deliver for all Australians. Anti-siphoning and prominence laws that were…
The closure of Mildura Digital Television signals that regional television in Australia is at a critical point. Free TV today called for a comprehensive four step plan to place regional…
New research has found 69 per cent of Australians access TV via the internet and millions will miss out on watching sport if proposed anti-siphoning laws are not applied to…
Free TV Australia warned that Australians are facing annual payments of up to $2000 a year just to watch their beloved free sports. The peak industry body today called on…
Free TV today welcomed the release of the ACMA report, TV in Australia: Spending on commercial TV programs for FY23, which documents a record spend on Australian content by Free…
The Seven, Nine and Ten networks have joined forces to launch a new advertising campaign this morning urging the Federal Government to amend its proposed changes to the anti-siphoning Bill….
Free TV today called for a serious rethink of the findings of the Senate Environment and Communications Legislation Committee’s inquiry into new laws to keep sport free on TV and…
Amid all the excitement about the launch of Tasmania’s new AFL and AFLW Club, the ‘Devils’, Free TV issued a timely reminder about the importance of keeping iconic sports available…
Free TV will launch a major television advertising blitz to warn Australians that free content will increasingly disappear without a Federal Government intervention. The peak body for free TV broadcasters,…