Is Austar the same as Foxtel?

Posted on By Aman Kelley

Is Austar the same as Foxtel?

AUSTAR is now part of the Foxtel family So to ensure customers across the nation can access the latest Foxtel technology, we’ve consolidated all our customer accounts into the one national system.

When did Austar change to Foxtel?

24 May 2012
Austar

Industry Telecommunications
Defunct 24 May 2012
Successor Foxtel
Headquarters Robina Gold Coast, Queensland , Australia
Key people John Porter, CEO Mike Fries, chairman

How do I upgrade my Austar box?

You can upgrade your existing Foxtel box through My Account:

  1. Log in to My Account.
  2. On the My Account home page, click Change my subscription in the My Package tab.
  3. Scroll down to Enhance your iQ experience.
  4. Click the plus symbol next to Upgrade your Primary Box.
  5. Select your preferred box and click Upgrade.

How do I upgrade my AuStar box?

How do I contact AuStar?

Get in touch with our customer service team on 1300 760 086.

What is Austar gold’s strategy?

The strategy involves employing a portfolio approach, with multiple assets held in the highly significant Eastern Victorian Goldfields. AuStar Gold’s strategic vision is to become the next mid-tier Australian gold producer. The company is focused on the acquisition and return to production of historic gold mines.

How do I get to Melbourne?

Getting to Melbourne is easy with international and domestic flights arriving direct to Melbourne Airport from many major hubs. From the airport it’s a quick 30-minute taxi or shuttle bus ride to the city centre.

Where are Melbourne’s Best Art Markets?

You can take a bus from there to the South Melbourne Market, and enjoy dim sim or street-style Mexican food under its historic awnings. On weekends, pick up handmade pieces from emerging Australian designers at the Rose St. Artists’ Market in Fitzroy, just a quick tram ride from the city centre.

What to do and see in Melbourne?

Things to do and top attractions in Melbourne. Wander through Melbourne’s laneways. The centre of Melbourne is threaded with cobbled laneways, which have become a mecca for coffee shops, cafés and unique shopping boutiques.

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