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Facts and Figures

ASTRA monitors subscription TV industry statistics to ensure the most current information is available to our members and others working within the industry.

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ASTRA data sheets and publications also available for download: 

STV Reaching Australians 2012                        STV Innovation 2012                   STV Australian Production Investment and Employment 2012                                                                     

Reaching Australians       STV Innovation            Investment in Australian Production & Employment                         

STV At A Glance December 2012 2013 STV Industry Profile

STV at a Glance                     2013  STV Industry Profile          



Subscriber numbers have steadily increased since subscription TV (STV) first commenced in Australia in 1995. In 2012, 7.2 million people or 34% of the Australian population have STV.



Audience measurement is conducted across three separate and unique panels: National STV (subscription TV homes nationwide), Metro Homes (5 capital cities) and Regional Homes (regional Australia). Share of viewing varies by panel. Sources: OzTAM (NatSTV, MTV) & RegionalTAM (RTV)


Share of viewing has changed over time, with STV share increasing to a current average (June 2012) of 23% in the five capital cities. Current ratings found here.



In 2012 OzTAM released the Australian Multi-screen Report, highlighting trends in video viewership beyond conventional TV Sets. The report revealed that Australians spend 96% of their monthly viewing time watching TV at home.





Advertisers recognise the value of STV and revenue continues to increase even in a difficult economic environment. 




Subscription TV continues to attract advertising dollars as other media show decline.





While STV continues to expand in Australia the subscription rate of 34% of Australian homes is relatively small in comparison to the US, UK and the global average.

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