Nepali TV in Sydney

Sydney's Nepali community, by the numbers

At the 2021 Census, Nepali was the most common South Asian language at home in several Sydney areas: 10,254 people in the Cumberland council area (around Auburn and Granville) and 4,389 in Canterbury-Bankstown.

Sydney suburbs with the most Nepali speakers

Auburn (4,972), Hurstville (4,793), Strathfield (3,339), Rockdale (2,486), Campsie (2,407), Granville (2,215), Kogarah (1,903), Homebush West (1,141) and Penshurst (1,126) (2021 Census). We post to all of them, as well as Homebush, Liverpool and Lakemba.

What Nepali families watch

Live Nepali news, serials, music and movies, with 7-day catch-up for shows you missed. Many households also switch to Hindi on the same box, and there's English for the kids.

Getting your box in Sydney

We post the box to your door anywhere in Sydney. It's plug and play: connect it to the TV with HDMI, connect to the internet (we recommend 30–50 Mbps), and use the remote. 24/7 customer support on WhatsApp if you need a hand.

Also see: Nepali TV in Australia, Indian & Nepali TV in Canberra, Indian TV box Sydney, get a free trial.

Source: ABS 2021 Census of Population and Housing, General Community Profile (language used at home).