New Zealand's Three and Bravo, Sky Network Television's Prime and the government subsidised the Māori Television and Te Reo channels. Four channels, TV One, TVNZ2, Three, Bravo are also broadcast timeshifted by +1 hour on Freeview and Sky platforms. A broadcast of parliament and a number of local channels were available but since have closed, such as Cue TV were also available. Local stations such as CTV and Face TV (previously Triangle TV) were free-to-air analogue PAL transmissions prior to CTV migrating to the free-to-air digital DVB-T service and Face TV's terrestrial free-to-air service shutoff from December 2013. A digital terrestrial version of Freeview was launched in 2008, which, unlike the analogue and free-to-air satellite options, supports high-definition broadcasts for TVNZ1, TVNZ 2 and Three. South America Brazil In Brazil the main FTA satellite is the Star One D2, it holds approximately 16 C-band analog channels, including all major networks like TV Globo, SBT, RecordTV, RedeTV!, Band, TV Cultura, Futura, GloboNews and others, and 9 digital HDTV channels. Chile In Chile the main FTA satellite is the Hispasat 74W-1, it holds approximately 4 KU-band digital SD channels, including all major networks like La Red, TVN Chile, Chilevisión. See also FTA receiver, equipment for receiving free-to-air broadcasts Free-to-view Murphy v Media Protection Services Limited Pay television Satellite dish Satellite television Set-top box References External links Free to air TV channels Free to air radio stations Official Guide to FTA TV channels on Astra satellites Eutelsat free-to-air satellites Satellite television Television terminology