Network 10’s live and catch-up TV plays only in Australia, because the service has no rights to stream abroad.
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Network 10’s help desk tells travellers they won’t get in until they’re back in Australia. With Bebra connected to Australia, the service gets an Australian address instead of yours. It can still turn away a server it recognises as a data centre, as many streaming services do. For a single show, the help desk suggests searching for its name with “watch” and your country, in case a local broadcaster carries it.
Valve has a single Australian site, in Sydney, and Australian matches are hosted there. Pick this tile to play alongside friends in Australia. How far you are from Sydney still shapes your ping, as the games page explains.
In the English app, type “Austral” into Search. Stopping at “Aus” would leave Austria in the grid too. Tap Australia and Bebra connects, with Connected to Australia appearing at the top.
Not for Valve’s servers. New Zealand has no Valve site, and Sydney is the nearest one, so your matches can land there without a VPN. The Australia tile is for services that check for an Australian IP, such as Network 10.
