High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Subscription television in Australia consists of the dominant provider Foxtel offering nearly all Australian channels via cable & satellite TV in capital cities, and mostly the same channels are offered by Austar via satellite TV (predominantly) in regional areas only. Smaller competitors offer a subset of channels - with Fetch TV entering the market in 2010 with a subscription service over a few ADSL2+ networks, and TransACT offering TV via its own VDSL, VDSL2 and FTTP/FTTH networks in Canberra and its Neighbourhood Cable network in parts of Victoria. Other providers of Internet television in Australia offer free content or PPV, but don`t offer a subscription product. SelecTV offers Greek satellite TV nationwide, and other small companies offer some channels via satellite, especially foreign services or free-to-air channels, and some channels are available over the Internet.