The Rural Health Channel is the first nationally
available free-to-air health TV channel. It began broadcasting on the 21st May
2012.
The aim is to broadcast Rural Health Education
Foundation (REHF) professionally accredited programs as well as health
education information and programs from other providers such as government,
professional organisations and health associations. The channel is on-air up to 24 hours per
week; with sessions on weekday afternoons (1.30-3.30pm) and weekday evenings
(7.30-9.30pm) and a late afternoon session on Sundays (4.30-6pm). It is being broadcast on Channel 600 via the
Optus Aurora Digital satellite system which carries VAST (Viewer Access
Satellite Television) services.
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