WWE (ch 144) has appeared on Foxtel go, but not on Foxtel cable yet.
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Itâs now on Foxtel cable, not sure what time it officially launched.
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although it was showing on foxtel go, it was not showing programme titles and the steaming was blank. this has been resolved
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Interesting that it is not, as i expected the WWE network linear feed with live events (raw & smackdown) inserted but almost a completely different schedule (with the exception of raw talk)
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I had the WWE channel active about 2am with a title card with music. It was scheduled to start programs at 6am unsure if it did because I choose sleep
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UPDATE: I contacted Foxtel and their diagnosis was that my iQ3 cable box was faulty (theyâre closing Foxtel via cable by June 30) and their solution was to upgrade me to an iQ5 box (which theyâd have to do anyway so that I could continue receiving Foxtel via internet or satellite).
The iq5 arrived today, I set it up and guess what, NITV isnât in the EPG!!!
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How can It not be!?! isnât NITV an SBS channel? So it should be picked it via the Arial.
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Is it being confused by the addition of the WWE channel, which has taken up the 144 slot NITV used to be?
NITV is supposedly now on channel 172 according to Foxtelâs web guide [next to the other SBS multis], but thatâs not saying thatâs flowing through to the EPG their boxes are using. (SBSâ own site for NITV hasnât updated either.) I think one of my parents mightâve said the same thing about the EPG on his Foxtel Now box, that it had disappeared.
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NITV was on 172 on my old iQ3, but there was an eror message on the screen.
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Today I got an e-mail to say that as a Foxtel from Telstra subscriber, I now have free access to Flash News. Did others get this?
Doing a search on the internet, I see that Foxtel direct customers got this in March. Was it permanent or just a trial?
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Yep
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It is still going.
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Yep I got the same email few days back.
I also got another email the other day saying I have all the channels until Jan 31 
woooo
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Foxtel Group and No Limit Boxing announce new multi-year exclusive partnership
Foxtel Group and No Limit Boxing today announced a new, multi-year partnership, with No Limit Boxing to act as the exclusive supplier of Australian boxing events to Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
The partnership deepens the long-standing relationship between the Foxtel Group and No Limit, and will feature all of No Limitâs world-class fighters, including the No.1 ranked World Boxing Organisation (WBO) super welterweight contender Tim Tszyu who will face Jermell Charlo for the undisputed and highly-anticipated world-title on 29 January, 2023.
The partnership will also see all other No Limit fightersâ bouts shown exclusively on Foxtel and Kayo Sports to more than 2.8 million sports subscribers, including rising star and brother of Tim, Nikita Tszyu, Olympic medal winner and Australian Lightweight Champion, Harry Garside, Former Olympian Paulo Aokuso, along with world rated prospects Liam Wilson and Sam Goodman.
Foxtel Group CEO Patrick Delany said: âThere is no doubt we are in a renaissance of boxing right now, with great fighters, big names and major bouts. The opportunity to partner with No Limit Boxing exclusively will take it to the next level after a record-breaking year for Main Event.â
âWe have backed boxing in Australia for more than 25 years, growing the sport through our pay-per-view platform which has showcased all the unmissable fights. Thatâs why weâre huge supporters of No Limit â who are first-class promoters dedicated to nurturing future champions to compete on the world stage.
âNo Limit is an amazing First Nations business founded by the Rose brothers â George, Matt and Trent. Weâre committed to continuing to strengthen our contribution to reconciliation as one of the largest sports broadcasters in Australia, and we will continue to look for opportunities like this to use our reach to amplify a diversity of voices and talent across our platforms. This partnership will not only deliver the best boxing content to our subscribers â it will also support No Limit to continue their important work in identifying and developing Australiaâs boxing stars of tomorrow.â
No Limit Boxing CEO George Rose said: âNo Limit is proud to have the best roster of fighters in the country and the events we put on are world-class. Itâs clear Foxtel Group are the undisputed pay-per-view leaders and with their enormous and fast-growing audience they are bringing more fans into the sport than ever before.
âThis partnership makes us an unstoppable force and brings the best of the best together. Boxing is back in the spotlight where it belongs and 2023 promises to be bigger than ever. Not only do we have Tim Tszyu fighting for the undisputed world-title but Liam Wilson is expected to secure a world title fight in February. We also have an exciting triple-header in March featuring Nikita Tszyu, Harry Garside and Paulo Aokuso.â
For 25 years, the Foxtel Groupâs Main Event pay-per-view destination has broadcast all the unmissable fights bringing World Champions to the fore as well as new and emerging talent. In the last 12 months more than 100 fighters have appeared on broadcast cards fuelling 50 pay-per-view events this year on Main Event.
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MTV still showing the program name?
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Iâm not sure why these music channels always display a MA15+ rating. Because basically, all the content they show would not make the rating.
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