Indian TV Box in Clayton South

Languages to start with in Clayton South

The most common South Asian languages used at home in Clayton South were Punjabi (516), Hindi (455), Gujarati (330) (2021 Census). The language mix here is unusually even: Punjabi, Hindi and Gujarati sit close together, so a household can switch from a Gujarati serial to Hindi news without changing services. Infinity TV carries all 16 of its languages on the same box, including English for the kids.

South Asian languages in Clayton South, by the numbers

At the 2021 Census, 1,997 of Clayton South's 13,381 residents (14.9%) were born in India, ranking Clayton South No. 51 of all Australian suburbs and No. 30 in Victoria by India-born residents. 2,231 residents spoke Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Bangla, Nepali, Sinhala, Urdu, Malayalam or Tamil at home.

Clayton South sits in the City of Kingston, just south of Clayton and the Monash University campus, with Westall station on the Pakenham and Cranbourne lines. Plenty of homes here are units and townhouses shared by students, young couples and extended families, so one box with every language on it keeps the remote peaceful.

Getting your box in Clayton South

We post the box to your door in Clayton South. It's plug and play: plug it into your TV and internet, pick a language and watch, with 7-day catch-up for shows you missed. Customer support is on WhatsApp 24/7 on +61 469 377 288.

Nearby in Melbourne's south-east: Clayton, Springvale, Keysborough, Noble Park. Or see all of Melbourne.

Internet in Clayton South

We recommend a minimum of 30–50 Mbps. About 56% of occupied homes in Clayton South are separate houses and 33% are semi-detached houses or townhouses (2021 Census). About a third of homes are semi-detached houses or townhouses, so if you share a wall or a building, check the NBN connection type for your exact address.

Source: ABS 2021 Census of Population and Housing, General Community Profile (Suburbs and Localities).