Who owns kordia NZ?

the Crown
Kordia is wholly-owned by the Crown but is not part of the public service. We are a state-owned enterprise (SOE), a commercial entity. Our shareholders are the Minister of Finance and the Minister for State-Owned Enterprises, on behalf of the Crown.

How many people work for kordia?

KORDIA GROUP LIMITED has 351 total employees across all of its locations and generates $140.87 million in sales (USD). (Employees figure is estimated).

What channel is kordia?

Kordia TV is Freeview’s only Pop Up TV channel, available to book from as little as one hour. Broadcast your content to viewers located around New Zealand on Channel 200.

What do kordia?

Kordia is a New Zealand government-owned broadcast and telecommunications company, operating in Australia and New Zealand. It provides national communications services for broadcast and telecommunications customers in New Zealand, as well as specialised network systems.

How many Freeview channels are there in NZ?

30 television channels
Distribution. As of 2013 the Freeview platform has 30 television channels and 4 radio stations.

Who owns kordia solutions?

Kordia Group Limited
Kordia Solutions Pty Ltd in Australia is a wholly owned subsidiary of Kordia Group Limited, New Zealand.

Is Freeview free in NZ?

Freeview is great TV, for all Kiwis! The channels and features we offer are all entirely subscription-free, so all New Zealanders can stay informed with news and current affairs, and be entertained through the diverse range of content provided and curated with care by some of the best broadcasters in Aotearoa.

Is Freeview digital or analogue NZ?

Freeview is the second digital TV system attempted by the government.

Do smart TVs need an aerial NZ?

Can a smart TV get the local FTA (Freeview) channels? Smart TV services and features don’t affect a TV’s ability to get Freeview stations. . You will still require a HD Digital TV Antenna to pick up local, over-the-air broadcasts for free.

How do I get Freeview NZ?

How do I set up Freeview?

1. Connect your antenna cable to the TV.
2. Power the TV on (making sure it’s plugged into the wall socket).
3. Tune in the channels.
4. You should now have all the 20 or more TV and radio stations available to you.

Is Al Jazeera still available on Freeview NZ?

Channel: 20 Only available via UHF.