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+Senator the Hon Mitch Fifield
+Liberal Party of Australia
+Senator Fifield was appointed Minister for Communications and Minister for the Arts on 21 September 2015.
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- Port Stephens residents will have their existing TV tower upgraded to increase power and extend coverage -
- Bulahdelah residents will have a new TV tower established -
- Medowie, Salt Ash and the lower Tilligerry Peninsula residents will have a new TV tower established at Wallaroo. -
+ -+ - - - - -+In early 2016, viewers should have new and upgraded services, as a result of investment in new infrastructure that provides an alternative TV source.
-While these initiatives will go a long way to improve reception for many viewers, due to the complex nature of TV reception in the Hunter, there will still be some areas where TV reception problems continue.
- -What’s been the problem?
-TV reception in the Hunter area has always been unusually challenging, with mother nature throwing in a few curve balls. The hilly countryside means that a large number of TV tower sites are needed to provide adequate television coverage, and the addition of a weather phenomenon called ‘seasonal ducting’ (see below) has also played a part.
-Apart from these things we can’t control, poor antenna installation and cabling, wrongly located antennas, and incorrect receiver tuning are also to blame for reception difficulties.
- -Seasonal ducting—what is it?
-Even with correct antenna installation, some viewers in the Hunter region may still have experienced poor TV reception because of the natural phenomenon known as atmospheric or signal ducting.
-Atmospheric ducting of TV signals happens when distinctive weather conditions—especially high-pressure systems and still conditions—causes distant broadcast signals to travel further than planned. These unintended ‘rogue’ signals then interfere with local signals because antennas and receivers can’t differentiate between the local signals and those being ducted from distant TV towers. Ducting interference affects mainly households in the townships north of Newcastle that receive services from Mount Sugarloaf, as Mount Sugarloaf services operate on the same channels as the high power transmission site that serves the Illawarra area to the south of Sydney.
-Summer is the most common time for ducting to occur, but it can happen at any time if conditions are right. You may be able to tell it’s ducting if your TV reception is affected in the late afternoon or early evening.
- -So, what’s the fix?
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-The regional TV commercial broadcasters have put forward a plan that the Federal Government is supporting towards alleviating this ducting issue and improve coverage in some parts. They will do this by investing in new transmission infrastructure at three sites identified by the broadcasters:
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+The new and upgraded services are all expected to be in operation by early 2016.
+ +The hills are alive—is there another alternative?
-Those pesky trees… While the TV tower upgrades are expected to improve the TV reception, some households will still have trouble (even if they have proper antenna equipment and installation) because TV signals get obstructed by the hilly countryside, trees or buildings. If you still can’t get reliable TV reception, you can join the other 200,000 households across Australia and take advantage of the Viewer Access Satellite Television (VAST) service.
-Launched in 2010, VAST was established by the Australian Government to provide households without reliable terrestrial television reception with access to a range of standard and HD digital services. Channels on VAST include ABC 1 (NSW), ABC 2/ABC 4 Kids, ABC 3, ABC NEWS 24, SBS, SBS 2, SBS HD and NITV. Nine commercial digital channels are provided by Imparja Television and Southern Cross Austereo, drawing on programs from the Seven, Nine and Ten networks. VAST also provides dedicated news channels carrying bulletins from regional commercial television broadcasters, including bulletins from NBN Central Coast and NBN Newcastle. A range of ABC and SBS radio services is also available via VAST.
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-The Australian Government funds the VAST service.
+Government subsidies
+The Australian Government funds the VAST service.
-The Satellite Subsidy Scheme (SSS) and the Household Assistance Scheme (HAS) have now finished.
+The Satellite Subsidy Scheme (SSS) and the Household Assistance Scheme (HAS) have now finished.
-If you have questions about an installation under the SSS or the HAS, contact the service provider who did the installation. The phone number should be on the sticker attached to the set-top box or information card you were given at the time of installation.
+If you have questions about an installation under the SSS or the HAS, contact the service provider who did the installation. The phone number should be on the sticker attached to the set-top box or information card you were given at the time of installation.
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- Troubleshooting TV reception
-- Follow these steps to fix TV reception and signal issues.
-- Areas with temporary reception issues
-- Check to see if your area has poor TV reception because of temporary issues such as planned maintenance or storm damage.
+ ++-++Television (TV) reception
+Everyone in Australia should see a clear picture and hear good sound quality with free-to-air digital television (TV).
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+ +Senator the Hon Mitch Fifield
-Liberal Party of Australia
+Senator the Hon Mitch Fifield
+Liberal Party of Australia
-Political career
-Senator Fifield was appointed as the Minister for Communications, Minister for the Arts and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Digital Government on 21 September 2015.
+Political career
+Senator Fifield was appointed as the Minister for Communications, Minister for the Arts and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Digital Government on 21 September 2015.
-He also serves as a member of the Prime Minister's leadership group and the Senate leadership team, as Manager of Government Business in the Senate.
+He also serves as a member of the Prime Minister's leadership group and the Senate leadership team, as Manager of Government Business in the Senate.
-Senator Fifield was previously the Assistant Minister for Social Services, with responsibility for disabilities and ageing.
+Senator Fifield was previously the Assistant Minister for Social Services, with responsibility for disabilities and ageing.
-He was sworn in as Senator for Victoria in the Australian Parliament on 1 April 2004 and re-elected at the 2007 and 2013 elections.
+He was sworn in as Senator for Victoria in the Australian Parliament on 1 April 2004 and re-elected at the 2007 and 2013 elections.
-Before entering parliament, Senator Fifield worked as a senior political adviser to the former Treasurer, Peter Costello, and held senior advisory positions in the Victorian Kennett and New South Wales Greiner governments.
+Before entering parliament, Senator Fifield worked as a senior political adviser to the former Treasurer, Peter Costello, and held senior advisory positions in the Victorian Kennett and New South Wales Greiner governments.
-Read more on his personal website
+Read more on his personal website
-Life and career outside politics
-Senator Fifield has served as a reservist in the Australian Army Psychology Corps and studied politics at Sydney University.
+Life and career outside politics
+Senator Fifield has served as a reservist in the Australian Army Psychology Corps and studied politics at Sydney University.
-He was an ambassador for the not-for-profit school music organisation The Song Room and was an advisory board member for the Yachad Accelerated Learning Project for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Senator Fifield was also a founding director and is the current chair of the Sir Paul Hasluck Foundation.
+He was an ambassador for the not-for-profit school music organisation The Song Room and was an advisory board member for the Yachad Accelerated Learning Project for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Senator Fifield was also a founding director and is the current chair of the Sir Paul Hasluck Foundation.
-- +Information sources: Department of Communications website and Senator Fifiel’s personal website.
-+ -Information sources: Department of Communications website and Senator Fifiel’s personal website.
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+++ +You can watch free-to-air digital TV channels with an antenna or a satellite dish.
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+Australian broadcasters transmit more than 20 free-to-air digital TV channels, with support from the Australian Government. All TV channels in Australia are now digital.
+There are 2 ways to get digital TV:
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--+ -You can watch free-to-air digital TV channels with an antenna or a satellite dish.
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- -Digital TV with an antenna
+In most areas, you will need to connect your TV to a suitable antenna to watch free-to-air channels. You can use a VHF antenna or a UHF antenna.
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-Australian broadcasters transmit more than 20 free-to-air digital TV channels, with support from the Australian Government. All TV channels in Australia are now digital.
+If your TV is not digital, you will need to connect it to either a digital set-top box or personal video recorder (PVR).
-There are 2 ways to get digital TV:
+Digital TV with a satellite dish
+Satellite TV is an option if you have variable or no coverage from the nearest TV transmitter tower.
- +The Australian Government funds a free-to-air satellite service called Viewer Access Satellite Television (VAST). It provides channels from national broadcasters (ABC and SBS) and commercial broadcasters (Seven, Nine, Ten and others).
-Digital TV with an antenna
-In most areas, you will need to connect your TV to a suitable antenna to watch free-to-air channels. You can use a VHF antenna or a UHF antenna.
+Accessing channels is free but you will need to buy your own satellite dish and other equipment.
-If your TV is not digital, you will need to connect it to either a digital set-top box or personal video recorder (PVR).
+You may be eligible for VAST if:
-Digital TV with a satellite dish
-Satellite TV is an option if you have variable or no coverage from the nearest TV transmitter tower.
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The Australian Government funds a free-to-air satellite service called Viewer Access Satellite Television (VAST). It provides channels from national broadcasters (ABC and SBS) and commercial broadcasters (Seven, Nine, Ten and others).
+How to get satellite TV using the VAST service
+Go to the MySwitch tool and enter your address. This will tell you how far you are from the nearest TV transmitter and whether you are eligible to apply for VAST. It will also guide you through the application process.
-Accessing channels is free but you will need to buy your own satellite dish and other equipment.
+If you need help with your application, contact the VAST administrator (RBA Holdings Pty Ltd):
-You may be eligible for VAST if:
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How to get satellite TV using the VAST service
-Go to the MySwitch tool and enter your address. This will tell you how far you are from the nearest TV transmitter and whether you are eligible to apply for VAST. It will also guide you through the application process.
+Problems with VAST reception
+If you experience problems with VAST reception, go to the VAST website for troubleshooting tips.
-If you need help with your application, contact the VAST administrator (RBA Holdings Pty Ltd):
+You can also request help using the VAST online enquiry form.
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Complaints about VAST applications
+You can lodge a complaint with the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) if the VAST administrator:
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Problems with VAST reception
-If you experience problems with VAST reception, go to the VAST website for troubleshooting tips.
+If you decide to complain, include this information:
-You can also request help using the VAST online enquiry form.
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Complaints about VAST applications
-You can lodge a complaint with the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) if the VAST administrator:
+You can make your complaint by email, post or fax:
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