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At homeFree in Australia (account)10
AbroadAustralia onlyNo: Australia only
Cost at homeFree with a free accountChecked 3 November 2026
The short answer

How to watch Channel 10 live online

Network 10 streams Channel 10 live for free on 10, its website and app, called 10 Play until June 2025. You sign in with a free account. 10 says it shows live and catch-up content only within Australia and has no international streaming rights.

10 says it is a free, ad-supported service: you log in as a member, with no payment or card details. You need to sign in to watch live TV and full episodes, except kids' shows.

On 30 June 2025, 10 Play became 10 and 10play.com.au became 10.com.au; 10 Peach Comedy became 10 Comedy, 10 Bold Drama became 10 Drama and 10 News First became 10 News.

Country
Australia
Run by
Network 10 (Skydance Corporation)
Type
General
Language
English
Watch live
10
Cost at home
Free with a free account
Abroad
No: Australia only
Checked
3 November 2026
Outside Australia

Can you watch Channel 10 abroad?

10's help centre says 10 is restricted to showing live and catch-up content within Australia and does not have international streaming rights. Outside Australia you cannot use 10 until you return.

No official way abroad

Country by country

Watch Channel 10 in the UK, the USA, Canada and more

Channel 10 in the UK, the USA, Canada, Ireland, the UAE (Dubai) and Germany

No. Channel 10 does not stream live in the UK, the USA, Canada, Ireland, the UAE or Germany: it is blocked outside Australia, and we found no official alternative.

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Apps and devices

Apps for Channel 10: TV, phone and laptop

10Web, phones, tablets, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Samsung, LG and Hisense TVs, Foxtel, Hubbl, Fetch, XboxAustralia
About the channel

What is Channel 10?

Network 10 is one of Australia's five national free-to-air networks, launched on 1 August 1964 and owned by the UK and Australia division of Skydance Corporation.

Questions

Channel 10: common questions

Is 10 free?

Yes. 10 says it is free and ad-supported; you only log in as a member, with no payment details.

Can I watch 10 overseas?

No. 10 says it shows live and catch-up content only within Australia and has no international streaming rights.

What happened to 10 Play?

On 30 June 2025 it became 10, and 10play.com.au became 10.com.au.

Do I need to sign in to watch Channel 10 live?

Yes. 10 says you sign in to watch live TV and full episodes, except kids' shows.

Is Channel 10 free to air?

Yes. Network 10 is one of Australia's five national free-to-air networks, and its streaming service, 10, is free after a free sign-in.

Can I watch Channel 10 on my phone?

Yes, in the 10 app: 10 lists iPhone and iPad (iOS 15.4 or newer) and Android phones and tablets (Android 9 or newer). In Australia only.

Which app do I need to watch Channel 10 live?

10 (Australia): web, phones, tablets, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Samsung, LG and Hisense TVs, Foxtel, Hubbl, Fetch, Xbox.

Can I watch Channel 10 on a smart TV?

Yes. 10 has an app for smart TVs (Australia).

Can I watch Channel 10 on a Firestick?

Yes. 10's help centre lists Amazon Fire TV (Fire OS 5 or newer, Vega OS 1.1 or newer) among its devices. 10 works only in Australia.

Can I watch Channel 10 in the USA?

No. Channel 10 does not stream live in the USA: it is blocked outside Australia, and we found no official alternative.

Sources

Where the facts come from

We check every fact on the broadcaster's own pages, or on two independent sources that agree.

  1. 10 help: is 10 free?
  2. 10 help: why do I need to sign in to the 10 app?
  3. 10 help: I'm overseas and would like to access 10
  4. 10 help: supported devices
  5. Paramount ANZ: 10 Play becomes 10 (30 June 2025)
  6. Wikipedia: Network 10

Last checked: 3 November 2026. Prices and rules change: the official pages always win.

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