The brochures and factsheets can be downloaded to provide information about the switch to digital TV, the dates that areas of Australia will be switching and the options you have to make the switch.
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National
- National information brochure (
1.9mb, 
12kb)
- Digital TV timetable by region ( 26.7kb, 48kb)
- Digital TV reception ( 623kb, 70kb)
- Antenna trouble shooting checklist ( 574kb, 66kb)
- Satellite Subsidy Scheme factsheet ( 322kb)
- Low and high signal strength — masthead amplifiers, boosters and attenuators ( 824kb, 47kb)
- Is your rental property ready for digital TV?( 1.3mb)
- Information for landlord and property managers ( 300kb, 49kb)
- Information for tenants — preparing your home for digital TV ( 864kb, 61kb)
- Free-to-air satellite TV for hotels, motels and caravan parks ( 1.2mb, 70kb)
- Free-to-air TV for travellers — caravans, campervans and motorhomes ( 348kb, 115kb)
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Remote central and eastern Australia
- Viewer Access Satellite Television service for central and eastern Australia ( 766kb, 75kb)
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Regional and remote WA and all other areas
- Viewer Access Satellite Television service for Western Australia ( 564kb, 48kb)
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Southern and central NSW, the ACT and the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area
Early switchover areas in 2011
The date of the early switchover is subject to change, however residents should get ready for digital TV now. Local factsheets are available to download by clicking on the link.
- Batlow* — 16 December 2011 ( 176kb,
88kb)
- Conder — 14 December 2011 ( 203kb, 92kb)
- Cootamundra* — on air 8 December 2011 ( 203kb, 92kb)
- Eastgrove — 21 December 2011 ( 203kb, 93kb)
- Gundagai* — on air 8 December 2011 ( 203kb, 93kb)
- Mount Kembla* — on air 8 December 2011 ( 205kb, 93kb)
- Mudgee Town — 19 December 2011 ( 203kb, 92kb)
Early switchover areas in 2012
- Captains Flat
- Eugowra
- Gunning
- Junee* ( 203kb, 92kb)
- Narrandera* ( 203kb, 92kb)
- Oberon
- Peak Hill
*The broadcasters have advised the early switchover date has been delayed due to equipment supply issues.
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Regional Queensland
- Regional Queensland factsheet ( 1.4 mb, 137kb)
- Regional Queensland brochure ( 3mb, 184kb)
- Important information for residents in Tin Can Bay ( 195kb, 65kb)
- Important information for residents in Palm Island ( 184kb, 56kb)
- Digital TV in Cooloola Cove, Tin Can Bay and Rainbow Beach factsheet ( 255kb, 12kb)
- Kelso and Rasmussen it's time to get digital ready ( 235kb, 78kb)
- Digital TV services from new transmitters ( 413kb, 66kb)
- Channel 12 in regional Queensland ( 409kb, 74kb)
- Digital channel offsets in regional Queensland ( 423kb, 121kb)
- Standard antennas for digital TV ( 415kb, 80kb)
- Finding the right channel for best digital TV reception ( 621kb, 67kb)
- Low and high signal strength — masthead amplifiers, boosters and attenuators ( 394kb, 65kb)
- Satellite Subsidy Scheme ( 413kb 52kb)
- Get ready for digital TV in 8 easy steps ( 505kb, 41kb)
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Regional Victoria and Mildura
- Areas of regional Victoria information brochure ( 3.7mb, 32kb)
- General information about digital TV reception difficulties ( 311kb, 4kb)
- Channel 12 in regional Victoria ( 307kb, 39kb)
- Digital channel offsets ( 321kb, 43kb)
- Digital TV services from new ‘gap filler’ transmitters ( 312kb, 46kb)
- Single channel VHF services ( 307kb, 4.8kb)
- Some reasons for poor digital TV reception ( 321kb, 9.3kb)
- Use of Band I antennas in regional Victoria ( 307kb, 4.7kb)
- Digital TV reception for residents in Aireys Inlet and Lorne ( 84kb, 37kb)
- Mildura Sunraysia information brochure ( 2mb, 23kb)
- Apollo Bay switchover information ( 802kb, 47kb)
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Regional South Australia and Broken Hill
- Areas of regional SA information brochure ( 1.8mb, 15kb)
- Regional South Australia: Digital TV reception issues factsheet ( 608kb, 64kb)
- Broken Hill information brochure ( 1.6mb, 19kb)