DTD (TV station)
| Company type | Joint venture |
|---|---|
| Industry | Broadcasting |
| Founded | 2007 |
| Headquarters | Darwin , Australia |
Area served | Darwin, Northern Territory |
| Owner | Nine Entertainment, Seven West Media |
DTD is a digital television broadcaster based in Darwin, Northern Territory, jointly owned by Nine Entertainment, which owns Nine Darwin, and Seven West Media, proprietor of Seven Darwin. The service operates under the name Darwin Digital Television.
History
The licence for Darwin's third commercial television outlet was granted to Darwin Digital Television Pty Ltd, a partnership formed between Regional Television Pty Ltd (TND) and Territory Television Pty Ltd (NTD) in early 2007.
Although initially scheduled to launch in late 2007, the channel commenced trial broadcasts on 21 April 2008 and officially began airing content on 28 April 2008 during its testing phase. From its inception, DTD has transmitted 10 News Melbourne bulletins from ATV-10 alongside selected 10 Sport programming, sourcing content from Melbourne despite the time zone differences with the Northern Territory.
In July 2025, Seven West Media finalized the purchase of Southern Cross Austereo’s Seven-affiliated stations along with its share in DTD, thereby consolidating ownership.
Programming
Rather than airing feeds from Sydney's TEN-10 or Melbourne's ATV-10, DTD retransmits a direct feed from Brisbane's TVQ-10. This choice accounts for the time zone variations between New South Wales/Victoria and the Northern Territory, particularly during summer months.
Availability
The channel is accessible exclusively via digital terrestrial television as an affiliate of Network 10, broadcasting on UHF channel 33. Previously, its signal was relayed through Tasmanian Digital Television in Hobart until TDT switched to a Nine Network affiliation in July 2016.
10 Drama
On 22 April 2010, DTD introduced "One", a high-definition sports channel operated by Network Ten. Beginning in May 2011, the channel broadened its programming to include documentaries, drama series, and comedies aimed at male viewers between 4pm and 10:30pm.
The channel underwent rebranding in October 2018, first changing from ONE to 10 Boss before swiftly adopting the name 10 Bold to maintain consistency with stations in southern states.
10 Comedy
DTD launched "Eleven" on 3 May 2011, a general entertainment channel targeting audiences aged 13 to 29. It featured shows such as Neighbours and The Simpsons, reintroducing these programs to free-to-air television in Darwin.
In October 2018, this channel was renamed 10 Peach to align with other outlets within the Network 10 group. It broadcasts in standard definition.