MTV Hits (Australian and New Zealand TV channel)

TMF was relaunched as MTV Hits on 1 November 2010.[5] The channel later launched in New Zealand on Sky Television on 1 December 2011.[6]

On 1 July 2011 MTV International channels launched new logos[7]

On 29 October 2013, MTV announced they had been working with Foxtel since early 2013 to offer more diversity on the Foxtel platform, as MTV Classic and MTV Hits fought for the same audience as Foxtel Networks channels MAX and [V] Hits respectively.[8] The channel to replace MTV Hits is MTV Music, the number one UK music channel, which will feature Pop, Rock, urban and alternative music.[8] Although MTV Classic and MTV Hits will no longer be available on Foxtel, they will continue to be offered by Australian IPTV service Fetch TV and New Zealand pay TV provider Sky Television.[8][9] The changes took place on 3 December 2013.[10]

On 16 December 2013, FetchTV announced via their Facebook page that as of 1 January 2014, MTV Music would replace MTV Hits on their service, as was done by Foxtel the month earlier.[11] This meant that MTV Hits would become exclusively available in New Zealand.

On 1 December 2015, Sky Television replaced MTV Hits (and sister channel MTV Classic) with a localized version of MTV Music.[12][13] Ultimately, this resulted in the closure of the channel, as Sky was the last remaining provider of MTV Hits.

On 1 July 2020, the channel returned to Foxtel channel 801, taking the slot of Channel [V] and replacing MTV Music, alongside Fetch TV and Sky (New Zealand).[14]

• Mornings on MTV
• Best of the Week: Top 30
• Trending Right Now
• The Evolution of...
• Most Shazammed: Top 30
• After Party
• Official Global Chart
• Up Late on MTV
• Billboard Chart
• Weekend Vibes Only
• Wake Up with MTV
• Hip Hop x RnB Party
• MTV Upload
• Fresh Finds by MTV
• Local Finds by MTV
• MTV House Party
• Most Streamed Songs
• After Hours

• My Pix – Music videos are played while viewers' answers to questions are shown
• Today's Most Wanted – Music played as voted by viewers on the MTV website
• U Control – Music chosen by a single viewer
• Double Play – 2 songs, of a certain artist, back-to-back are played
• MTV Hits Top 30 – The top 30 songs in the country
• 30 Biggest Tracks Right Now – The top 30 songs in the country
• 10 Biggest Tracks Right Now – The top 10 songs in the country
• Fresh Vid – Newest video by a certain artist. The artist's name is also in the title, Fresh Vid: Reece Mastin, for example
• Burst Of... – A few songs of a certain artist is played. The artist's name is also in the title, Burst Of...Timomatic, for example
• Nothing But MTV Hits – Songs played at nighttime
• Pop Hits Top 6 – The top 6 pop songs in the country
• Party Hits – Party songs
• MTV News – The news as told by MTV
• Brekkie Hits – Songs played in the early hours
• Urban Hits Top 6" – The top 6 urban songs in the country
• ...vs..." – Songs are played by two different artists, One Direction vs. Justin Bieber, for example
• MTV Download Charts – Songs played according to the download charts
• #Hits - Music videos are played out while viewers' answer to questions posted on MTV Hits' Facebook and Twitter accounts.

• Study Free Zone
• Booty Beats
• Daily Downloads
• Top 6 at 6
• Eye Candy
• Snitch and Bitch
• Fresh New Ones
• TMF Top 20 Download
• TMF X2
• Top 20 Theme:
  • Top 20 Australian Charts
  • Top 20 Pop
  • Top 20 Rock
  • Top 20 Urban
• Ultimate Top 100
• Vidcast – Videos that are created by viewers on mobile phones and are aired on the show.[15]