Complain about a program on TV or radio

You can complain about programs on:

• commercial free-to-air TV
• commercial radio
• subscription TV or radio
• community TV or radio
• ABC TV or radio
• SBS TV or radio
• narrowcasting TV or radio services

All TV and radio broadcasters have to follow rules in codes of practice.

These may cover topics such as:

• accuracy and impartiality in news
• warnings and distressing content
• the classification of programs.

If you think a broadcaster has broken the rules, you should complain to the broadcaster first. If you are not satisfied with the response or do not receive a response, you can complain to us.

Or you can write to us at PO Box Q500, Queen Victoria Building, NSW 1230.

When you complain, we recommend you:

• clearly identify what you are complaining about and why
• provide details such as the date, time and program name
• include your name and contact details
• keep a record of the complaint and when you sent it

See here for more information about how to complain to a TV or radio broadcaster.
 

We do not manage these complaints. You need to contact the streaming service directly.