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Licence areas Sub-markets Seven Nine Ten New South Wales Sydney Metropolitan area (including Central Coast and Blue Mountains) Seven Network Seven West Media Nine Network Nine Entertainment Co. Network Ten Ten Network Holdings Northern NSW[a] Newcastle, Central Coast, Coffs Harbour, Tamworth, Taree, Lismore, Gold Coast (QLD) Prime7 Prime Media Group NBN Television Nine Entertainment Co. WIN Television WIN Corporation Southern NSW Wollongong, Canberra (ACT), Wagga Wagga, Orange, Dubbo Nine Regional Southern Cross Austereo Griffith and Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area[b][c] Seven Griffith WIN Corporation Nine Griffith WIN Corporation Victoria Melbourne Metropolitan area (including Geelong) Seven Network Seven West Media Nine Network Nine Entertainment Co. Network Ten Ten Network Holdings Regional Victoria Ballarat, Bendigo, Albury (NSW), Shepparton, Traralgon Prime7 Prime Media Group Nine Regional Southern Cross Austereo WIN Television WIN Corporation Mildura/Sunraysia[c] Nine Mildura Prime Media Group/WIN Corporation Queensland Brisbane[a] Metropolitan area (including Gold Coast and southern Sunshine Coast) Seven Network Seven West Media Nine Network Nine Entertainment Co. Network Ten Ten Network Holdings Regional Queensland Townsville, Cairns, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Rockhampton, Mackay, Maryborough Nine Regional Southern Cross Austereo WIN Television WIN Corporation South Australia Adelaide Metropolitan area (including Murray Bridge, Victor Harbor and central Yorke Peninsula) Seven Network Seven West Media Nine Network Nine Entertainment Co. Network Ten Ten Network Holdings Spencer Gulf[b][c][d] Seven GTS/BKN Southern Cross Austereo Nine GDS/BDN Southern Cross Austereo Ten SGS/SCN Southern Cross Austereo Broken Hill, NSW[b][c] Mount Gambier/South East[b][c] Seven SA WIN Corporation Nine SA WIN Corporation WIN Television WIN Corporation Riverland[b][c] Western Australia Perth Metropolitan area Seven Network Seven West Media Nine Network Nine Entertainment Co. Network Ten Ten Network Holdings Remote and Regional WA[d] Bunbury and Albany, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Remote Western Zone GWN7 Prime Media Group Nine West Prime Media Group/WIN Corporation WIN Television WIN Corporation Other Regional/Remote Areas Tasmania Hobart, Launceston Seven (SCA) Southern Cross Austereo Nine Tasmania Southern Cross Austereo/WIN Corporation WIN Television WIN Corporation Darwin (includes Batchelor) Nine Network Nine Entertainment Co. Ten Darwin Southern Cross Austereo/Nine Entertainment Co. Remote Central & Eastern Australia[a] (includes Alice Springs, Mount Isa, Katherine and Tennant Creek; remote areas of Northern Territory, western New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland; alpine areas of Victoria and New South Wales) Imparja Television Imparja Television Pty Ltd Ten Central Southern Cross Austereo/Imparja Television Pty Ltd ^ Jump up to:a b c While there are several areas where viewers can receive programmes from more than one licence area, the Central Coast, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast are special cases. Each has dedicated transmitters, on the same tower, for two different regions. Two sets of commercial stations produce dedicated feeds for the Gold Coast. ^ Jump up to:a b c d e One company has a monopoly in this area, as the Australian Communications and Media Authority believes it cannot support more than one commercial television company, but can support multiple commercial television services. ^ Jump up to:a b c d e f This rural area was not aggregated during the early nineties, unlike most rural areas. This market is now primarily of historic significance. ^ Jump up to:a b Transmission is via satellite for remote areas, and via terrestrial broadcast for more developed areas.