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Win News Toowoomba Tv Guide Win news toowoomba tv guide Continue This app is only available in the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The number one Australian television guide to the App Store. Free for iPhone and iPad with TV listings for each Australian region supporting most major freeview and free-to-air channels. Features: - 100% Australian owned and operated, you can be sure that you are dealing with Aussie - Trust millions of users across the country - Available for iPhone and iPad - Australian freeview and free-to-air TV guide, all major TV channels are available for all Australian regions - Watch TV shows or program details, start and end time - Keep an eye out for your favorite programs, add favorites to your list, easy to check upcoming episodes - Get notifications about upcoming show programs, enter notifications and set reminders for any program - Export to calendar to create calendar events for shows - Explore popular movies and TV shows - Browse the TV guide by channel or category, watch upcoming favorite shows and movies channel - Search for TV guides for shows and episodes , Viewing trend searches - Modern, fast and responsive , the choice is yours - View recommendations for movies in the coming day - Choose to create an account to sync settings on multiple devices (account not required to use the app) - AusTV Plus updates to unlock additional features such as us: no ads, themes, customize categories of manuals and colors, and moreSupported channels: 10, 10 Bold, 10 HD, 10 Peach, 31 Digital, 7, 7 Digital, 7flix, 7HD, 7mate HD, 7TWO, 9, 9Gem, 9Gem HD, 9Go!, 9HD, 9Life, 9Rush, ABC, ABC, Comedy/Kids, ABC HD, ABC ME, ABC NEWS, Adelaide 44, C31, Darwin Digital TV, GEM, Go!, GWN, Imparja, Imparja HD, LIFE, Nine, NITV, Prime, Prime7 HD, SBS, SBS Food, SBS VICELAND HD, SBS World Movies, SC 10, SC GTS/BKN, SC Southern Cross, TVS, WIN, WIN Bold, WIN HD, WIN Peach, WTVSupported Regions: Adelaide, Albany, Albury/Wodonga, Ballarat, Bendigo, Brisbane, Bunbury, Cairns, Canberra, Central Coast, Coffs Launceston, Lismore, Mackay, Mandurah, Melbourne, Mildura/Sunracia, Newcastle/ London Regional NT, Regional WA, Remote and Central, Riverland, Rockhampton, SE South Australia, Shepparton, South Coast, Spencer Bay, Sunshine Coast Sydney, Tamworth, Taree/Port Macquarie, Toowoomba, Townsville, Wagga Wagga, Broad Bay, Wollongong.AusTV is not affiliated with the following applications: ABC iview, 10 play, 10 All Access, SBS On Demand, Freeview FV, TV Guide Australia ON AIR, IceTV. For help and support for previously mentioned applications, please with their respective owners. Subscription Prices and Conditions- AusTV Free download-To access AusTV premium features and remove remove Advertising you must purchase AusTV Plus in the purchase app- AusTV Plus is available as a one-time purchase for $7.99 AUD, Monthly subscription at $0.99 AUD/month and quarterly subscription for $1.99 AUD every three months - Payment will be charged on your iTunes Account when confirmed purchase- Subscription is automatically renewed, If the automatic extension is not disabled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period- your bill will be charged for an extension for 24 hours until the end of the current period, and there is no price increase when renewal-subscriptions can be managed and automatic updates are off, Moving to account settings after purchase- Any unused part of the free trial period, if asked, will be cancelled when the user buys a subscription to this post where applicable - Full terms and privacy policy is available on What's new in this release : - New support: iOS 14. Send your feedback [email protected], we will appreciate your thoughts. This app helps me plan my TV watch/recordings for the coming week. I believe it will be accurate and easy to use. The hardest part (which is not related to the app) is keeping up with the changes in TV station names and the wide range of stations available, but this app is well having a range of stations available for selection. I appreciate the automatic color coding of the movies in the guide and the ability to click on the film to learn a little bit about it, in the same way you can click on any show in the guide for resumes and tips on whether it's a repeat or a new episode. The user can also search for shows as favorites, which are then displayed in the Guide in blue. This is a great feature, but it might be even better if the user had the opportunity to request that the blue color does not apply whenever the episodes have been replayed. I literally tried every guide for free to check the TV has and found this app to be best by far. User-friendly, let's list channels in any order to satisfy you, shows channel numbers not only logos like some apps, allows you to mark your favorite genres in different colors, highlight your regular shows as favorites, which then also shows you upcoming episodes, the exact timing of the program, each program has links to Google, wikis, etc., always accurate information, allows you to set in the app reminders, as well as the calendar reminders, even in the long term. For the price of a two-week TV that is much less accurate, you get the real value for your money. The developer is always open to requests and offers actually responds to emails in a timely manner. I have and will continue to recommend this app to all and all. Keep up the great work, guys. Thanks for your review Hello. Your app to date is the best TV guide app with OzTV. Thank you! Is there any Could you only let the user search for a list of movies airing this week? OzTV had a feature like this and it was great for movie buffs. You can find movies/documentaries you'd make sense to watch, and discover ones you've never heard of but would like to see. I'm not sure if that's something you could implement, but it would be great if you could. Thanks again, and keep up the good work. You're on the winner! Hi, thanks for your amazing review we plan to introduce search filters such as categories. In the meantime you can go Explore the tab, at the bottom of this screen tap on movies, this is one of the categories it shows a list of all the upcoming movies in the guide. Developer website Privacy Support Policy These lists of programs are only as published before the air date - they do not take into account last-minute schedule changes, Brought before the broadcast VICTORIA Sunday 4 November 1956 - MELBOURNE Official Opening HSV7 Monday 19 November 1956 - MELBOURNE Official Opening ABV2 Thursday 22 November 1956 - MELBOURNE Opening Ceremony Melbourne Olympic Games Saturday 19 January 1957 - MELBOURNE Official opening of GTV9 Monday 6 May 1957 - MELBOURNE First in Melbourne Today Saturday December 7, 1957 - MELBOURNE First Television Week Listing Wednesday 11 December 1957 - MELBOURNE Tuesday March 11, 1958 - MELBOURNE Saturday 17 May 19 MELBOURNE Wednesday 21 May 1958 - MELBOURNE Opening Ripponlea Studios ABV2 Tuesday 15 July 1958 - MELBOURNE Murder Story Tuesday 4 November 1958 - MELBOURNE Melbourne Cup Day Thursday 1 January 1959 - MELBOURNE Friday 9 January 195 MELBOURNE First Sydney-Melbourne Telecast Saturday 24 January 1959 - MELBOURNE Saturday 18 April 1959 - MELBOURNE VFL 1959 season begins Friday 21 August 1959 - MELBOURNE First TV Times listing Saturday 26 September 1959 - MELBOURNE VFL Grand Final Wednesday 4 November 1959 - MELBOURNE HSV7 3rd Birthday Saturday 19 December 1959 - MELBOURNE Pardon Miss Westcott! Thursday 31 December 1959 - MELBOURNE Thursday 18 February 1960 - MELBOURNE Hi Fi Club Friday 15 April 1960 - MELBOURNE Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal Sunday 1 May 1960 - MELBOURNE Seagull Over Sorrento Tuesday 30 August 1960 - MELBOURNE Games XVII Olympics Sunday 5 February 1961 - MELBOURNE Friday 17 February 1961 - MELBOURNE Premiere Consider your verdict Monday 27 March 1961 - MELBOURNE Saturday 9 December 1961 - VICTORIA Official Opening GLV10 Saturday 23 December 1961 - VICTORIA Official Opening GMV6, BCV8 Saturday 24 February 1962 - VICTORIA BP Super Show: I Remember Jack Davey Saturday March 31, 1962 - VICTORIA TV Week Logie Awards Friday April 27, 1962 - VICTORIA Official Opening BTV6 Sunday July 1, 1962 - VICTORIA Station Accessories Change GTV9, HSV7 Monday VICTORIA Friday 22 March 1963 - VICTORIA Monday 29 April 1963 - VICTORIA Official Opening ABEV1 Saturday 30 November 1963 - MELBOURNE Federal Election Day Friday 10 January 1964 - VICTORIA First Cricket Telecast via Coaxial Cable Sunday 23 February 1964 - VICTORIA Sunday 19645 July 1964 - VICTORIA Sky Knows Mr. Ellison Saturday August 1, 1964 - VICTORIA Official Opening ATV0 Sunday August 2 August 1964 - VICTORIA First Week ATV0 New Monday 3 August 1964 - VICTORIA First Week ATV0 Tuesday 4 August 1964 - VICTORIA First Week ATV0 NEW WEDNESDAY 5 August 1964 - VICTORIA First Week ATV0 New Thursday 6 August 1964 - VICTORIA First Week ATV0 New Friday August 7 August 1964 - VICTORIA First Week ATV0 New Saturday 8 August 1964 - VICTORIA First Week ATV0 New Monday 7 September 1964 - VICTORIA Official Opening AMV4 Sunday 11 October 1964 -MELBOURNE Olympic Games Opening Ceremony Tuesday 3 November 1964 - VICTORIA Melbourne Cup Day Thursday 31 December 1964 - VICTORIA Monday 5 April 1965 - VICTORIA TV Spells Magic Wednesday 2 June 1965 - VICTORIA Birth Tuesday 22 June 1965 - MELBOURNE Saturday 25 September 1965 - VICTORIA VFL Grand Final Saturday 27 November 1965 - VICTORIA Official Opening STV8 Saturday 25 December 1965 - VICTORIA Monday 28 March 1966 - VICTORIA Tom Jones Special. The final edition of the Ray Taylor Show Thursday 9 June 1966 - VICTORIA
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