Indian TV Box in Officer

Languages to start with in Officer

The most common South Asian languages used at home in Officer were Sinhala (971), Punjabi (854), Hindi (349) (2021 Census). Sinhala and Punjabi are almost level here, each spoken at home by more than 850 people, so many homes want both on the same box. Infinity TV carries all 16 of its languages on the same box, including English for the kids.

South Asian languages in Officer, by the numbers

At the 2021 Census, 1,640 of Officer's 18,503 residents (8.9%) were born in India. 3,251 residents spoke Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Bangla, Nepali, Sinhala, Urdu, Malayalam or Tamil at home, the No. 26 total in Victoria.

Officer sits in the Cardinia Shire between Berwick and Pakenham, with Officer station on the Pakenham line and the Princes Freeway along its edge. It has grown fast from a small township into a suburb of new estates, so many homes here are young families with a lounge to set up.

Getting your box in Officer

We post the box to your door in Officer. 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: Berwick, Pakenham, Clyde North, Narre Warren South. Or see all of Melbourne.

Internet in Officer

We recommend a minimum of 30–50 Mbps. About 95% of occupied homes in Officer are separate houses (2021 Census). About 95% of homes are separate houses, mostly in new estates, where NBN fibre is common. A cabled connection to the TV gives the steadiest picture.

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