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Fetch TV adds BBC Living

New UK lifestyle channel joins Fetch TV packs from May 1st.

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Fetch TV is adding a new lifestyle channel, BBC Living from May 1st.

It will be available in the Fetch Knowledge Pack, Ultimate Pack and those on the Fetch Entertainment Pack.

Scott Lorson, CEO of Fetch TV, said; “The BBC is the home of some of the world’s best lifestyle programming. We are delighted to expand our partnership with BBC Studios with the introduction of this exciting new channel – BBC Living.”

Jon Penn, Managing Director, BBC Studios in Australia and New Zealand, said, “We are delighted to announce that we are launching BBC Living to Australian viewers. We are always looking for innovative ways to reach new audiences for our diverse catalogue of content and brands and I’m pleased to be partnering with Fetch TV to launch this new service on their growing platform.”

Bringing audiences an aspirational mix of vibrant and exciting British lifestyle content centred around food, home and good living, BBC Living will be programmed exclusively for the Australian market. Featuring celebrity chefs like Gordon Ramsay, Raymond Blanc, Hairy Bikers, and Gary Rhodes together with shows like Come Dine With Me, Fantasy Homes By the Sea, Marbella Mansions, Peter Andre’s 60 Minute Makeover and Home Away From Home, the new channel will bring viewers some of the UK’s best-loved programmes, offering a wealth of inspiration for home, family and life.

With the recent addition of BBC Living and Discovery Channel, the 18 channel Fetch Knowledge Pack now offers unparalleled value with the top documentary channels (Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Nat Geo Wild, and BBC Knowledge), lifestyle programming (BBC Living, HGTV, Food Network, and Travel Channel), and a host of 24/7 News for leading international news organisations (CNN, BBC World News, CNBC, Bloomberg, Euro News, France 24, Al Jazeera, Channel News Asia, NDTV and CGTN), all for only $6 per month.

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  1. Why isn’t BBC Living on Foxtel ? I’m getting sick of paying a premium for channels like UKTV that shows mainly repeats and 10 mins of ads. Foxtel channels need to get with the times. These days people are looking for fast tracked ad free programming . I’ve now reduced my channel packs to bare minimum with just 1 drama pack and it’s still $60

  2. I like this news. The amount of value that Fetch provides it’s customers is pretty impressive, especially compared to the traditional Foxtel model.

    1. I agree. We just cancelled our Foxtel TV and Broadband service and are now saving over $100 per month. Got such a surprise that I also don’t have to pay for HD! Who would have thought, hey.

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