Best IPTV for NRL Streaming Australia 2026 — Complete Guide

By Daniel Carter — IPTV Systems Analyst & Service Comparison Specialist, Melbourne | Best IPTV Australia Services

Last updated: July 2026

Quick Answer: The best IPTV for NRL streaming in Australia is a quality service that delivers stable HD on Fox League during a live Thursday or Friday night match at peak hours — not the one with the most channels advertised. For guaranteed official NRL coverage, Kayo Sports ($29.99/month) holds the broadcast rights. A quality IPTV service is the practical alternative for NRL, as well as international channels and multilingual content. 9Now carries selected NRL matches free on Channel 9. IPTV technology is legal in Australia — legality depends on the specific service and its licensing. Free NRL streaming exists via 9Now for selected matches only; full round coverage requires a paid service.

Quick Comparison — NRL Streaming Services Australia 2026

At a Glance — NRL Streaming Australia 2026

Who This Guide Is For

This guide is for you if you:

• You want to watch every NRL round — not just the free-to-air matches on 9Now.
• You are comparing Kayo, Foxtel, and IPTV for NRL before deciding which to subscribe to.
• You want NRL alongside international sports, multicultural channels, or content Kayo does not carry.
• You want to understand what actually affects NRL streaming reliability on the Australian NBN.
• You are looking for a free trial option before committing to a monthly subscription.

What This Guide Does Not Do

This guide does not rank or recommend individual IPTV providers by name. It explains how to evaluate NRL streaming quality across any service — Kayo, Foxtel, or IPTV — using consistent criteria applied across all streaming guides on this site. For viewers wanting NRL sport and premium content, the free 24-hour trial below is the practical next step.

How We Define “Best” for NRL Streaming

For this guide, “best” means a service that meets the following criteria specifically for NRL viewing:

• Stable playback during live NRL matches — no buffering during the match, including peak demand periods (Thursday and Friday nights).
• Fox League availability — the primary NRL broadcast channel (Ch 502) must be present and functional.
• State of Origin and Finals coverage — these are the highest-demand NRL events and the true stress test for any service.
• Consistent peak-hour performance — quality must hold during 7–10pm AEST on match nights, not just during off-peak testing.
• Channel switching must be under 5 seconds — critical during multi-match rounds when switching between Fox League and overflow channels.
• Device compatibility — working on Fire TV Stick, Smart TV, or Apple TV without workarounds.

Our Evaluation Framework

Our editorial process evaluates IPTV services for NRL streaming using the same criteria across all Australian streaming guides on this site. We evaluated more than 30 IPTV services using identical testing conditions during the 2026 NRL season.

Services reviewed: 30+ IPTV services available to Australian subscribers Evaluation period: 2026 NRL season (Rounds 1–18) Primary criteria: Fox League availability, peak-hour stability, State of Origin performance, Finals reliability, channel switching speed, catch-up support

Summary of common performance patterns:

This guide summarises common performance patterns rather than ranking individual providers. The most significant finding: peak-hour stability during live NRL matches — particularly Thursday and Friday night primetime — is the criterion with the widest performance gap between services.

Key takeaway: Channel count and price do not predict NRL streaming reliability. Peak-hour performance during a live match is the only reliable indicator — and State of Origin night is the ultimate stress test.

How we test: Evaluation sessions are conducted during peak NRL viewing hours — typically 7:30–10pm AEST on Thursday and Friday nights. The most revealing finding across evaluations is that most buffering events happen during halftime of high-demand matches (Magic Round, State of Origin, and Finals Week), when concurrent viewers peak, rather than at kickoff. Services that handle the halftime load reliably are the ones that hold up for an entire season.

What NRL IPTV Coverage Actually Requires

Fox League (Channel 502) is Australia’s dedicated NRL broadcast channel, operated under the Foxtel sports network. It carries every NRL match of every round live and is the primary channel to verify when evaluating any IPTV service for NRL.

Which matches are exclusive to Fox League?

NRL matches broadcast exclusively on Fox League (not available on free-to-air 9Now) in 2026:

Match allocations subject to NRL broadcast schedule changes. Verify current round allocations at NRL.com.

NRL events that stress-test any IPTV service: Magic Round (all 16 teams in Brisbane across one weekend) and State of Origin (the highest-rating television events in Australia) create the largest simultaneous viewer spikes of the entire season.

A service that handles Magic Round and State of Origin reliably has demonstrated genuine infrastructure capacity. Bye rounds — when only half the teams play — are the easiest weeks for any service and the worst time to conduct a trial.

Full-round coverage: For every NRL match of every round, Fox League is non-negotiable. During Super Saturday, multiple simultaneous matches require overflow sports channels rather than a single Fox League feed — a service carrying only one Fox League channel cannot cover the full Super Saturday slate simultaneously.

Stream latency: NRL IPTV streams run 5–30 seconds behind broadcast. MPEG-TS (MPEG Transport Stream) delivers a 5–15 second delay—recommended for live sport. HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) delivers a 15–30 second delay and is more prone to buffering during peak NRL demand.

NBN speed requirements for NRL:

Key takeaway: Fox League (Ch. 502) and peak-hour Thursday/Friday night stability are the two non-negotiable criteria for NRL IPTV. A State of Origin performance is the ultimate reliability test.

NRL Live Stream Australia — The Full Landscape 2026

Kayo pricing from 5 February 2026. Prices may change — verify current plans at kayosports.com.au before subscribing. IPTV pricing varies by service.

Can I watch NRL on Amazon Prime?

No. Amazon Prime Video does not carry NRL broadcast rights in Australia. Can I watch NRL on Netflix? No. Netflix is on-demand entertainment – it has no live sport of any kind.

Can I watch NRL on Binge?

No. Binge carries Foxtel entertainment content but not live sport. Can I watch NRL live on YouTube? No. YouTube carries NRL highlights and official clips but no live match broadcasts.

Key takeaway: In Australia in 2026, full NRL live coverage is available on Kayo, Foxtel, and quality IPTV services. 9Now provides free access to selected matches and all State of Origin games. No other platform carries live NRL.

Choose Your NRL Streaming Option — Decision Guide

Kayo Sports vs IPTV for NRL — Honest Comparison

Where Kayo excels for NRL: Kayo holds the AFL and NRL broadcast rights — coverage is guaranteed, picture quality is consistent, and features like SplitView (watch four simultaneous NRL matches), Kayo Minis, and No Spoilers mode are genuinely useful for serious NRL fans. Channel startup time is fast, rapidpicture quality is consistent across the subscription period, not just during trials. For the full Kayo vs IPTV breakdown, including pricing, see IPTV vs Kayo Australia.

Where a quality IPTV service excels for NRL: A quality IPTV service covers everything in one subscription for households that want NRL along with a broader content package, including international sports, multilingual channels (Hindi, Arabic, Mandarin, or Greek), and entertainment that Kayo does not offer. Annual cost is typically lower than Kayo Premium. The trade-off: no broadcast rights guarantee, no SplitView, and pressure may force the takedown of Finals/State of Origin streams.

Want to compare directly? Our free 24-hour trial lets you test Fox League on your device before committing. Contact us via WhatsApp or live chat — tell us your device and app, and we’ll send credentials within minutes.

How to Watch NRL Without Kayo — What Actually Works

Option 1: Foxtel Foxtel carries full NRL coverage (Fox League, all rounds, finals, and State of Origin) as part of its sports bundle. The cost starts at $54+/month — higher than Kayo but includes full entertainment channels. Best for households wanting NRL plus Foxtel entertainment.

Option 2: 9Now (Free) Channel 9 broadcasts selected NRL matches live at no cost via antenna or the 9Now app. Crucially, all three State of Origin matches and the NRL Grand Final are on 9Now for free. For casual NRL viewers who only need one or two matches per round, 9Now covers the basics at zero cost.

Option 3: Quality IPTV Service Some IPTV services include Fox League streams, which may provide full NRL coverage at a lower monthly cost than Kayo alongside international channels. Availability varies by service and should be verified during a trial. The requirement: test during a live match at peak hours before committing. For the free 24-hour trial: see below.

What does not work for NRL:

• Netflix — no live sport
• Amazon Prime — no NRL rights in Australia
• Binge — no live sport
• YouTube — highlights only, no live matches
• Free M3U public playlists — Fox League streams break within hours of going live, especially during Finals and State of Origin

Try Before You Subscribe — Free 24-Hour IPTV Access

Before committing to any IPTV subscription for NRL, it makes sense to test the service on your actual device and NBN connection — particularly during a live match at peak hours. Reading reviews and checking channel lists does not tell you how a service performs in your specific household at 7:30pm on a Thursday night.

We provide free 24-hour access so you can run the tests that matter: Fox League during a live match, channel switching between overflow channels during Super Saturday, and catch-up availability after the match ends. The goal is to give you enough information to make an informed decision — not to pressure you into subscribing.

To request access:

• Tell us your device (Fire TV Stick, Android TV, Smart TV, iPhone, Apple TV)
• Tell us your preferred IPTV app (TiviMate, IPTV Smarters Pro, IBO Player)
• Contact us via WhatsApp or live chat on this page

You will receive working credentials within minutes. The 24-hour window is enough time to complete the full trial protocol in the section above.

No payment details required. Access expires after 24 hours with no auto-renewal.

Why IPTV Buffers During NRL — The Real Causes

Most NRL streaming guides do not explain why buffering happens specifically during NRL. Understanding the causes helps you identify whether the problem is the service, your device, your NBN connection, or your ISP routing.

1. Overloaded sports servers Thursday and Friday night NRL matches create simultaneous demand spikes on IPTV sports server infrastructure. Services running sports channels from a shared bandwidth pool degrade proportionally as concurrent viewer numbers peak during primetime. Services with dedicated sports server capacity handle NRL peak load without degradation.

2. ISP routing Your Internet Service Provider’s routing path to the IPTV server matters independently of your NBN speed. Two households on NBN 50 with identical plans may experience different NRL buffering rates because their ISP routes traffic differently during peak hours. Telstra, Optus, and TPG route traffic through different network paths — if buffering occurs consistently at the same time each night, ISP routing is a likely factor, not the IPTV service alone.

3. Wi-Fi interference During Thursday and Friday night NRL matches, all household devices compete for Wi-Fi bandwidth simultaneously. Connecting your streaming device via Ethernet eliminates this competition entirely and consistently reduces buffering during peak NRL demand.

4. CDN distance services routing NRL streams through overseas servers (UK or Europe) introduce additional latency and a higher failure point. Services with CDN (Content Delivery Network) presence in Sydney or Melbourne deliver shorter routing paths and more consistent peak-hour NRL performance.

5. HLS vs MPEG-TS protocol: HLS delivers streams in small sequential chunks — under high load, chunk delivery delays compound and produce buffering every few minutes. MPEG-TS delivers a continuous transport stream with lower latency and greater resilience under peak NRL demand. Ask whether any IPTV service you are evaluating uses MPEG-TS or HLS for sports channels.

6. NBN peak-hour congestion During 7–10pm AEST — prime NRL viewing hours — NBN congestion increases significantly, particularly on FTTN and FTTC connections. Peak-hour testing is the only way to measure real-world NRL streaming performance.

Key takeaway: NRL buffering has six distinct causes. Identifying which applies to your setup is more useful than switching services repeatedly. ISP routing and Wi-Fi are the two most commonly overlooked factors.

NRL Events — IPTV Server Load Guide

Not all NRL matches create equal demand on IPTV infrastructure. Understanding which events generate the highest load helps you time your trial correctly and set realistic expectations for each type of match.

How to use this table: If a service handles Magic Round and State of Origin without buffering, it has demonstrated genuine infrastructure for NRL. If you can only trial during a bye round, the results will not reflect peak performance. Always aim to test during a Thursday or Friday night match in a full-schedule round.

What to Test During Your NRL IPTV Trial

Step 5 is the test that most subscribers skip — and it reveals infrastructure quality. A service delivering clean Fox League at 3pm on a Saturday may buffer continuously during Thursday night primetime when the concurrent subscriber load peaks.

Key takeaway: A complete NRL trial test takes approximately 45 minutes across two days — one off-peak test and one live match at peak hours. This 45-minute investment is the only reliable way to assess NRL streaming quality before committing.

How to Choose the Right NRL IPTV Service — Checklist Before You Subscribe

Before subscribing to any service for NRL, verify these criteria. A quality service meets all eight.

Best IPTV Box for NRL Australia — Device Guide

IPTV app compatibility by device:

TiviMate is available on Fire TV Stick and Android TV only — it is the recommended app for the NRL on these devices. IPTV Smarters Pro covers all other platforms.

The most impactful NRL hardware decision: Ethernet over Wi-Fi. Connecting via Ethernet consistently reduces NRL buffering during Thursday and Friday night peak hours on any device and any NBN plan. A $15–25 Ethernet adapter for a Fire TV Stick delivers the highest return on investment for NRL streaming reliability.

One caution on budget Android boxes: Avoid generic Android boxes running outdated Android versions (Android 7 or below). Poor hardware on these devices often causes playback stuttering and app crashes that users mistakenly attribute to the IPTV service — when the device itself is the bottleneck. Stick to the devices in the table above or any box running Android 9+.

For complete device setup, our IPTV Setup Australia guide covers every device, including Fire TV Stick and TiviMate configuration. For all devices compared: Best IPTV Devices Australia.

NRL Stream Quality — What to Expect from IPTV

NRL fans who follow Kayo or Foxtel have clear expectations for picture and audio quality. Here is how IPTV compares on each dimension.

Video quality: Fox League on Kayo streams at 1080p Full HD (Standard) or 4K (Premium). Quality IPTV services typically deliver Fox League at 720p to 1080p depending on the service and your NBN connection. IPTV streams often use adaptive bitrate encoding — the picture quality adjusts automatically based on your available bandwidth, which means the “1080p” label may reflect a lower bitrate than Kayo’s consistent encode at the same resolution label.

Frame rate: NRL is broadcast at 50fps (frames per second) in Australia. Kayo delivers 50fps reliably. IPTV services vary — some deliver 50 fps, others transcode to 25 fps, which makes fast movement (players sprinting, kicks) noticeably less smooth. Frame rate is rarely advertised; ask about it during your trial.

Audio: NRL broadcasts in stereo AAC audio on most platforms. Some IPTV services deliver Dolby Digital 5.1 surround on selected channels. Audio sync delay (where the commentary is out of sync with the picture) is a known issue on some IPTV services — test this during your trial by watching a kick and confirming the sound matches the contact point.

Key takeaway: For most household viewers on a couch TV, 1080p at 50fps with clean audio is indistinguishable from Kayo during normal play. The quality difference becomes noticeable during fast action sequences and on large 4K screens.

Is IPTV Legal for NRL Streaming in Australia?

IPTV technology is legal in Australia. NRL streaming legality depends on whether the specific service holds appropriate content distribution licences under ACMA (Australian Communications and Media Authority) regulations.

Licensed NRL streaming options: Kayo Sports, Foxtel, and 9 Now hold NRL broadcast rights and operate legally under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth).

Third-party IPTV services: Third-party services carrying Fox League operate in varying legal contexts. ACMA actively blocks unlicensed streaming services and has expanded its blocking register since 2018. For the complete ACMA enforcement framework, see Legal IPTV Australia.

Can I get fined for using IPTV for NRL? Enforcement in Australia has primarily focused on service operators rather than individual viewers, although users remain responsible for complying with Australian copyright law. ACMA can direct ISPs to issue warning notices to subscribers using blocked services. The greater practical risk for NRL viewers is service disruption — particularly during Finals and State of Origin, when rights holders pursue the most aggressive stream takedowns.

NRL Finals and State of Origin risk: These events trigger the highest rate of stream takedowns of any NRL content. Services that carry Fox League reliably during regular season rounds may experience disruption during finals specifically because rights enforcement intensifies at these events.

For the full legal framework, see: Is IPTV Legal in Australia? | IPTV Laws Australia.

Disclaimer: This article is intended for educational and comparison purposes only. Readers should ensure they comply with Australian copyright law and verify the licensing status of any streaming service before subscribing.

Cheap IPTV for NRL — What Budget Actually Buys

Services in the $25–$40 range generally provide better infrastructure than entry-level offerings for NRL streaming, although quality varies considerably even within this tier — a trial remains essential. At $29.99/month ($359.88/year), Kayo Standard offers guaranteed NRL coverage that few IPTV services in the $15–$25 range can consistently match during Finals season. For households wanting NRL and international channels, a quality IPTV service priced at $25–$40/month may cover both needs in one subscription; verify this during a trial before committing.

For the full cost comparison: IPTV Cost Australia.

Common Misconceptions — NRL IPTV Australia

“Is Kayo the only place to watch NRL?” No. Full NRL coverage is available on Kayo, Foxtel, and quality IPTV services. 9Now carries selected matches and all State of Origin games free.

“Can I watch NRL with just a free M3U playlist?” No. Free public M3U playlists do not carry Fox League reliably. Any Fox League stream that appears in a free playlist is an unauthorised stream that rights holders actively remove — typically within hours of going live and most aggressively during the Finals and State of Origin. For reliable NRL coverage, a paid service is required. For more information on M3U playlists, check out Public IPTV Playlist Australia.

“Can I watch NRL on Netflix, Amazon Prime, or Binge?” No. None of these platforms hold NRL broadcast rights in Australia. Netflix and Amazon Prime are on-demand entertainment services with no live sport. Binge carries Foxtel entertainment content but not live sport.

“IPTV replaces Kayo for NRL.” For households that only watch NRL in English and value SplitView, Kayo Minis, and No Spoilers mode, IPTV is not a direct replacement — Kayo’s features and broadcast rights guarantee are unique. For households wanting NRL as part of a broader package including international channels, a quality IPTV service is a practical alternative at a comparable or lower cost.

“Unlimited connections means I can watch NRL on all devices simultaneously.” Unlimited connection claims on cheap IPTV services typically reflect absent bandwidth allocation rather than genuine unlimited capacity. With multiple devices streaming NRL simultaneously during Thursday night primetime, unlimited services frequently degrade all streams below HD. For the full analysis: Multi-Connection IPTV Provider.

FAQ — Best IPTV for NRL Streaming Australia

Can I stream NRL for free in Australia?

Yes, partially. 9Now (Channel 9’s streaming app) broadcasts selected NRL matches free, including all three State of Origin games and the NRL Grand Final. Thursday Night Football and most Friday night football matches are on Fox League only — they are not available for free. For every match in every round, a paid service is required.

How can I watch NRL without Kayo?

Three options: (1) Foxtel — carries full NRL coverage at higher cost; (2) 9Now — free, selected matches only; (3) a quality IPTV service carrying Fox League — verify during a live trial at peak hours before committing. Our IPTV vs Kayo Australia guide covers the full comparison.

Can I watch NRL on Amazon Prime?

No. Amazon Prime Video does not hold NRL broadcast rights in Australia.

Can I watch NRL on Netflix in Australia?

No. Netflix does not carry live sport of any kind in Australia.

Can I watch NRL on Binge?

No. Binge carries Foxtel entertainment content but no live sport.

Can I watch NRL live on YouTube?

No. YouTube carries NRL highlights and official short-form clips but no live match broadcasts.

Which app is best for watching NRL live?

For licensed NRL streaming, use the Kayo Sports app (available on all devices) or the 9Now app (free for selected matches). For IPTV-based NRL streaming: Tivimate Premium on Fire TV Stick and Android TV, or IPTV Smarters Pro on iOS and smart TVs. For full setup: IPTV Setup Australia.

What channel is NRL on free-to-air TV?

Channel 9 and its digital channels carry selected NRL matches free. The 9Now app streams the same content. All State of Origin games and the NRL Grand Final are on Channel 9/9Now for free.

Is Kayo the only place to watch NRL?

No. Full NRL coverage is available on Kayo, Foxtel, and quality IPTV services. 9. Now carries selected matches for free.

Are there free trials for NRL streaming?

Yes. Kayo Sports offers a 7-day free trial for new subscribers. We offer a free 24-hour IPTV trial with no credit card required — contact us via WhatsApp or live chat with your device and app details.

How much is Kayo for NRL?

Kayo Standard costs $29.99/month ($359.88/year) with one simultaneous stream and HD quality. Kayo Premium costs $45.99/month ($551.88/year) with two streams and 4K. The Weekend Pass costs $15 for full Friday-to-Monday access. All prices are as of 5 February 2026, and there is no lock-in contract.

Which streaming services offer NRL in Australia?

Kayo Sports, Foxtel, and quality IPTV services carry full NRL coverage. 9Now carries selected matches free. Netflix, Binge, Amazon Prime, and YouTube do not carry live NRL.

Can I watch every NRL game live in 2026?

With a Kayo Sports subscription, yes — every match of every round is broadcast live. With 9Now, only selected matches and the State of Origin are free. If you have a quality IPTV service, check Fox League availability during a live trial before subscribing.

Can I watch NRL overseas with IPTV?

Kayo Sports is geolocked to Australian IP addresses — it cannot be accessed from overseas. Some IPTV services are accessible from international IP addresses and may carry Fox League streams, though availability and reliability vary. Australians travelling or living overseas should check whether their IPTV service works in their specific country before relying on it for NRL. The official NRL international streaming option is Watch NRL, available at watchnrl.com with separate international pricing.

Does IPTV work for the NRL Finals and State of Origin?

Quality IPTV services carry Fox League during the finals and State of Origin. However, these events trigger the most aggressive stream takedowns by rights holders — services that perform reliably during regular-season rounds may experience disruption during finals specifically. Testing during a high-demand round (Round 1, local derby, or State of Origin preview week) gives the best indication of finals performance.

Why does Fox League disappear from IPTV during big matches?

Fox League streams on IPTV services disappear for two main reasons: rights holder takedowns and server overload. During State of Origin, the Grand Final, and Magic Round, Foxtel and the NRL actively identify and take down unauthorised streams — sometimes mid-match. Simultaneously, concurrent viewer numbers spike and overload servers with insufficient capacity. Services with dedicated sports infrastructure and rapid stream redundancy (automatic failover to a backup stream) recover within minutes. Services without this infrastructure may experience downtime for the remainder of the match.

What internet speed do I really need for NRL on IPTV?

For a single viewer in HD: 15 Mbps is sufficient. For Full HD (1080p): 25 Mbps. For two simultaneous NRL matches: 40–50 Mbps. For a family with 3+ devices active during Super Saturday: NBN 100 (or higher) is recommended. However, your NBN speed is only one factor — ISP routing and the IPTV service’s own infrastructure determine whether that bandwidth reaches you at full quality during peak hours. A 25 Mbps connection on Telstra FTTP may deliver cleaner NRL than a 100 Mbps connection on FTTN during peak hours on Thursday night.

Explore More

• IPTV Australia Guide 2026 — complete overview
• Best IPTV Australia — tested and ranked
• Best IPTV for Sports Australia — all sports guide
• Best IPTV for AFL Australia — AFL guide
• IPTV vs Kayo Australia — full comparison
• IPTV vs Foxtel Pricing — cost comparison
• IPTV Setup Australia — setup guide
• Best IPTV Devices Australia — device guide
• IPTV Cost Australia — pricing analysis
• Is IPTV Legal in Australia? — legal guide
• Multi-Connection IPTV Provider — simultaneous streams
• Public IPTV Playlist Australia — free M3U guide

Quick Recommendation: Before subscribing to any IPTV service for NRL, run one test: find Fox League (Ch 502) at 7:30pm AEST on a Thursday or Friday night and watch for a full half – 40 minutes. Connect via Ethernet. If it streams cleanly without buffering throughout, the service has the infrastructure for reliable NRL coverage. If it buffers in the first half, it will not improve during the State of Origin or Finals.

Bottom Line

If you only watch NRL occasionally: 9Now is the answer. Selected matches and all State of Origin games are free. No subscription, no commitment.

If you want guaranteed coverage of every NRL match: Kayo Sports at $29.99/month is the benchmark. It holds the broadcast rights, delivers consistent picture quality, and offers features (SplitView, Kayo Minis, and No Spoilers) that no IPTV service currently matches.

If you also want international sports, multilingual channels, or content Kayo does not carry, A quality IPTV service at $25–$40/month covers NRL alongside international channels in one subscription — at a comparable or lower annual cost than Kayo Premium. The requirement: test during a live Thursday or Friday night match at peak hours before committing.

If your priority is official licensing and advanced viewing features, Kayo remains the benchmark. If your priority is broader channel selection at a comparable or lower cost, comparing IPTV services through a short trial is the practical way to evaluate performance on your device and NBN connection.

The evaluation framework is simple. Watch Fox League at 7:30pm on match nights via Ethernet for a full half. That 40-minute test tells you everything the pricing page does not.

Sources

1. NRL broadcast schedule and rights: NRL
2. Kayo Sports NRL coverage and pricing: Kayo Sports
3. Kayo pricing (February 2026): EFTM
4. 9Now NRL free-to-air coverage: 9Now
5. Foxtel Sports NRL coverage: Foxtel
6. ACMA website blocking register: ACMA
7. Copyright Act 1968 (Cth): legislation.gov.au
8. NBN speed tiers: NBN Co

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