Trex IPTV Australia brings local, Kiwi, British and international channels to your lounge room, with a TV guide on your own state’s time. Try it free, then choose a plan.
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Prices are in US dollars. If you pay in pounds, Canadian or Australian dollars or euros, your card provider converts the amount at its own rate.
Watching TV in Australia means living with time zones that move in summer, overseas sport that starts at 3 am and an NBN connection that behaves differently from street to street. This page explains how Trex TV fits an Australian household, from the TV guide on your state’s time to getting a smooth picture on the NBN.
Signing up gets you 33,000+ live channels and a 160,000+-title library of movies and episodes. Australian households tend to gravitate towards:
Channel line-ups change now and then, which is why we list categories rather than individual channels. Keen on one particular channel? Drop us a message before ordering, or look it up during your trial.
Guide listings (the EPG) appear in whichever time zone your device is set to. Australia has three main zones, and daylight saving makes summer more complicated:
| State or territory | Standard time | Daylight saving in summer? |
|---|---|---|
| Western Australia | AWST (UTC+8) | No |
| Northern Territory | ACST (UTC+9:30) | No |
| South Australia | ACST (UTC+9:30) | Yes |
| Queensland | AEST (UTC+10) | No |
| New South Wales, ACT, Victoria, Tasmania | AEST (UTC+10) | Yes |
From October to April, that means Brisbane and Sydney sit an hour apart even though they share a standard zone. Choose your own city in your device’s time settings rather than a generic “UTC+10”, keep automatic time on, and refresh the guide in your player app if listings look an hour out after the clocks change.
How your NBN connection reaches the house (fibre to the premises, fibre to the node or curb, HFC cable or fixed wireless) affects how much headroom you have. Test the speed on the TV or streaming box itself and aim for a steady minimum of:
Some tips for Australian homes:
Most Australian homes already have something that works. The ones we set up most often are:
Find your device in our Trex IPTV setup guides and follow the numbered steps.
We price everything in US dollars, so the 12 Months plan is $69.99, roughly $5.83 a month. Your bank turns that into Australian dollars at its own exchange rate when you pay, and some cards tack on a foreign transaction fee, so it’s worth a quick check. We lock in the plan, the total and the payment method together in WhatsApp before you’re charged, and nothing is paid on this site.
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Trex IPTV Online is authorized to sell Trex TV, but the service is owned by someone else, and we’d rather be straight with you about that. What we bring is the personal touch: replies on WhatsApp day and night, instructions written for your exact device, and a trial so you can judge it before paying. Check the Trex IPTV subscription page, see how the free trial works, or head back to Trex TV to see everything in one place.
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Yes, if your device is set to your state. Western Australia uses AWST, South Australia and the Northern Territory use ACST, and the eastern states use AEST. NSW, Victoria, the ACT, Tasmania and South Australia move to daylight saving in summer, while Queensland, WA and the NT do not.
As a guide, one Full HD stream needs about 10 Mbps and one 4K stream about 25 Mbps. If several people watch at once, add them together, so a faster NBN tier helps busy households.
Prices are in US dollars: the 12 Months plan is $69.99. Your card provider converts it to Australian dollars at its own rate and may add a foreign transaction fee.
On channels that support catch-up, yes. Open the TV guide, scroll back to the event and press play the next morning.
Yes. The line-up includes Australian free-to-air style channels, sport and news, plus British, Kiwi and international channels. Channel availability may vary, so check your favourites during the free trial.
Test Trex TV on your own screen first. When you are happy, the 12 Months plan is $69.99, which works out at $5.83 a month, with every feature included.