Punjabi TV in Melbourne

Melbourne's Punjabi community, by the numbers

At the 2021 Census, Punjabi was the most common South Asian language at home in Melbourne's growth areas: 20,853 people in the City of Wyndham, 16,865 in the City of Casey, 12,653 in Hume and 9,898 in Whittlesea.

Melbourne suburbs with the most Punjabi speakers

Tarneit (8,938), Craigieburn (7,127), Truganina (4,747), Point Cook (1,992), Werribee (1,610) and Wyndham Vale (1,210) (2021 Census). In the south-east, see Cranbourne, Clyde North and Narre Warren South. In the north, see Mickleham, Kalkallo, Wollert and Epping.

What Punjabi families watch

Live Punjabi TV, Gurbani and Sikh devotional programs, Punjabi movies, music and news, plus sport. With 7-day catch-up you can watch shows you missed from the past week. Many households also switch to Hindi on the same box, and there's English for the kids.

Getting your box in Melbourne

We post the box to your door anywhere in Melbourne. 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: Punjabi TV in Australia, Indian TV box Melbourne, Guru Nanak Jayanti 2026, get a free trial.

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