Optus Fetch TV delivers IPTV entertainment in Australia through Optus broadband. The network combines free-to-air broadcasts, premium subscription channels, on-demand shows, and streaming apps in one set-top box.
As of January 2026, Optus Fetch offers around 50 premium channels across themed packs, alongside the standard Australian FTA networks. With recent updates, Stingray stations have been added, while Paramount-owned content has been removed.
Why Optus Fetch TV?
Optus Fetch stands out for bundling live TV, recording capabilities, and Catch-Up TV. It also integrates well with services like Netflix or Crunchyroll, making it a solid alternative to traditional cable. Users can access Optus Fetch via the Mighty or Mini boxes.
The basic channel packs start at $10 per month and include access to core subscription channels. To get all available premium channels through the Ultimate lineup, the cost is $25 per month. There may also be additional equipment or activation fees not included in these monthly rates.
Which TV channels are available on Optus Fetch?
In 2025, Optus Fetch added six new channels, including Moonbug for kids’ programming and four Stingray music video channels. However, in November 2025, Paramount brands such as Nickelodeon, MTV, and Comedy Central exited due to contract changes.
The decision forced the network to switch to other providers, such as the BBC and Discovery. Opus Fetch’s core appeal lies in its channel packs, tailored to interests like sports, documentaries, or family viewing.
Here is a list of all Optus TV channels.“
Free-to-Air Channels on Optus Fetch TV
Free-to-air channels are the foundation of Fetch TV. These include major networks available nationwide, with regional variations. For instance, in Brisbane or Sydney, you will get ABC, SBS, Seven, Nine, and Ten affiliates.
- ABC TV
- SBS
- Seven
- Nine
- Ten
- ABC TV Plus
- SBS Viceland
- 7two
- 9Gem
- 10 Bold
- ABC Me
- SBS Food
- 7mate
- 9Go!
- 10 Peach
- ABC News
- SBS World Movies
- 7flix
- 9Life
- 10 Shake
- NITV
- Racing.com
- Extra
You can access these channels without subscription fees. Also, Fetch allows pausing, rewinding, or recording up to 585 hours on the Mighty box. If channels go missing, rescan via settings.
Note that regional differences apply to all free-to-air channels on Optus Fetch. For example, in Queensland, expect feeds specific to Brisbane.
Optus Fetch premium subscription packs
Opus Fetch TV’s premium offerings are divided into packs at $6.99 per month each, except the all-in Ultimate at $24.99 per month. These deliver niche content beyond Free-to-Air.
Ultimate Pack
This encompasses all packs and delivers over 40 channels for diverse viewing. Some of its strategic inclusions are:
- BBC UKTV (112): British comedies and dramas.
- Discovery Channel (126): Science and exploration.
- ESPN (150): Live US sports like the NBA and MLB.
- Al Jazeera English (275): Global news.
The full list as of 2026 includes:
- 101 Oxygen
- 102 Universal TV
- 108 TLC
- 112 BBC UKTV
- 113 BBC Drama
- 116 Investigation Discovery
- 118 Discovery Turbo
- 120 XXtreme Jobs
- 126 Discovery Channel
- 127 Curiosity Channel
- 128 Declassified
- 129 Animal Planet
- 130 BBC Earth
- 131 Love Nature
- 132 BBC Brit
- 134 HGTV
- 136 Food Network
- 138 Travel Channel
- 141 MyZen TV
- 150 ESPN
- 151 ESPN2
- 157-159 beIN Sports 1-3
- 161 beIN Sports Xtra
- 170 CNN International
- 171 MS NOW
- 172 CNBC Asia
- 173 GB News
- 174 BBC News
- 242 Stingray CMusic
- 244 Stingray Loud
- 245 Stingray Hits!
- 246 Stingray Retro
- 247 Stingray Country
- 249 Cartoon Network
- 254 Moonbug Entertainment
- 257 BabyTV
- 258 ZooMoo
- 275 Al Jazeera English
- 276 Euronews
- 279 CNA
- 280 France 24
- 283 Bloomberg Television
- 290 TBN Inspire
- 291 GOOD.
- 292 Horse & Country TV
The Ultimate Pack suits households looking for everything from sports to kids’ shows, with no need to pick and choose.
Vibe Pack
The Vibe Pack only brings you action and sports. It includes channels like ESPN and beIN Sports, as well as edge channels like Discovery Turbo. These include:
- ESPN (150): NBA, NFL highlights.
- beIN Sports (157-159): Premier League, WTA.
- Discovery Turbo (118): Car builds.
The Vibe Pack recently added beIN Sports channels.
At $6.99 per month, the Vibe Pack is a budget-friendly option for sports lovers. This monthly rate covers only the Vibe Pack channels and does not include equipment, box rentals, or any other channel packs, which may incur separate costs.
Knowledge Pack
The Knowledge Pack is for anybody who loves documentaries. It features channels like BBC Earth, Animal Planet, and History-focused, like Declassified, which brings you declassified documentaries on spies and wars:
- BBC Earth (130): Attenborough specials.
- Discovery Channel (126): MythBusters reruns.
- Love Nature (131): 4K wildlife.
The Knowledge Pack costs $6.99 per month and is ideal for educational viewing.
Variety Pack
Variety Pack offers a mix of lifestyle and entertainment. It has channels like HGTV, Food Network, and BBC Drama. Some of its standouts include:
- HGTV (134): Property flips.
- Food Network (136): Chef competitions.
- Travel Channel (138): Exotic trips.
The Variety Pack costs $6.99 per month and includes content on cooking and renovations.
Kids Pack
Kids Pack is designed for families. It includes channels such as Moonbug (new in 2025), Cartoon Network, and BabyTV. Channels:
- Moonbug (254): Blippi, Little Baby Bum.
- Cartoon Network (249): Adventure Time.
- ZooMoo (258): Animal adventures.
Kids Pack costs $6.99 per month. Nickelodeon is no longer available after the exit of Paramount.
Optus Fetch additional features and channels
Beyond packs, Optus Fetch offers specialty channels such as international news (Al Jazeera, France 24) and faith-based (TBN Inspire). Music lovers get Stingray’s new 2025 additions, including Loud for heavy music, Retro for 80s/90s, Country for twang, and Hits for charts.
Optus Fetch also has Fast channels (ad-supported) like FailArmy (215) for fails and Gusto TV (218) for food. On-demand options are available, integrating FTA apps and a Movie Store (100) for rentals.