Editing Western Australia (section)

===Television===
Metropolitan Perth has five broadcast television stations;
* [[Australian Broadcasting Corporation|ABC TV]] WA. (Callsign: [[ABW (TV station)|ABW]] – Channel 12 Digital)
* [[Special Broadcasting Service|SBS]] WA. (Callsign: [[SBS (Australian TV channel)|SBS]] – was on Channel 29 Digital – now Channel 7 Digital since the 2013 retune)
* [[Seven Network]] Perth. (Callsign: [[TVW]] – Channel 6 Digital)
* [[Nine Network]] Perth. (Callsign: [[STW]] – Channel 8 Digital)
* [[Network Ten]] Perth. (Callsign: [[NEW (TV station)|NEW]] – Channel 11 Digital)
* Perth formerly had [[West TV]], a free-to-air community television channel that began broadcasting in April 2010 and ceased broadcasting in February 2020. It replaced [[Access 31]], which ceased broadcasting in August 2008.

Regional WA has a similar availability of stations as Perth. Geographically, it is one of the largest television markets in the world, including almost one-third of the continent.
* [[Golden West Network|Golden West Network (GWN7)]]. Owned by [[Seven West Media]]. (Callsigns: SSW South West, VEW Goldfields/Esperance, GTW Central West, WAW remote areas)
* [[WIN Television WA]]. Affiliated with Nine (Callsign: WOW)
* [[West Digital Television]]. Affiliated with Ten (Callsigns: SDW South West, VDW Goldfields/Esperance, GDW Central West, WDW remote areas)
* Regional WA used to have [[Westlink (Australian TV channel)|Westlink]]. An open-narrowcast community-based television channel that was only on satellite until Westlink's discontinuation in 2018. (Satellite only)
[[File:ABC Perth gnangarra.JPG|thumb|ABC studios in [[East Perth, Western Australia|East Perth]]]]
In addition, broadcasters operate digital multichannels:
* [[ABC HD (Australian TV channel)|ABC HD]] (Carried by [[ABW (TV station)|ABW]])
* [[ABC TV Plus]] (Carried by [[ABW (TV station)|ABW]])
* [[ABC Me]] (Carried by [[ABW (TV station)|ABW]])
* [[ABC News (TV channel)|ABC News]] (Carried by [[ABW (TV station)|ABW]])
* [[SBS HD]] (Carried by [[SBS-TV|SBS]])
* [[SBS Viceland]] (Carried by [[SBS-TV|SBS]])
* [[SBS World Movies]] (Carried by [[SBS-TV|SBS]])
* [[SBS Food]] (Carried by [[SBS-TV|SBS]])
* [[National Indigenous Television|NITV]] (Carried by [[SBS-TV|SBS]])
* [[SBS WorldWatch]] (Carried by [[SBS-TV|SBS]])
* [[7HD]] (Carried by [[TVW]])
* [[7TWO]] (Carried by [[TVW]] and affiliates)
* [[7mate]] (Carried by [[TVW]] and affiliates)
* [[7flix]] (Carried by [[TVW]])
* [[Racing.com]] (Carried by [[TVW]] and affiliates)
* [[9HD]] (Carried by [[STW]] and affiliates)
* [[9Gem (Australian TV channel)|9Gem]] (Carried by [[STW]] and affiliates)
* [[9Go! (Australian TV channel)|9Go!]] (Carried by [[STW]] and affiliates)
* [[9Life]] (Carried by [[STW]] and affiliates)
* [[9Rush]] (Carried by [[STW]])
* [[Extra (Australian TV channel)|Extra]] (Carried by [[STW]])
* [[10 Bold]] (Carried by [[NEW (TV station)|NEW]] and affiliate)
* [[10 Peach]] (Carried by [[NEW (TV station)|NEW]] and affiliate)
* [[10 Shake]] (Carried by [[NEW (TV station)|NEW]])
* [[10 HD]] (Carried by [[NEW (TV station)|NEW]] and affiliate)
* [[TVSN]] (Carried by [[NEW (TV station)|NEW]] and affiliate)
* Gecko TV (Carried by [[NEW (TV station)|NEW]])

Pay TV services are provided by [[Foxtel]], which acquired many of the assets and all the remaining subscribers of the insolvent [[Galaxy (Australian television)|Galaxy Television]] satellite service in 1998. Some metropolitan suburbs are serviced by Pay TV via cable; however, most of the metropolitan and rural areas can only access Pay TV via satellite.