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Mildura Digital TV Closure: 10 Mildura Demise After 7 and WIN 50% Stake

“That hasn’t stopped the demise of Mildura Digital Television aka 10 Mildura even when 7 and WIN both had 50 percent stake. Only time will tell what’s going to happen to 10 Darwin.”
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Confidence: High Checked on May 21, 2026

Summary

Mildura Digital Television (10 Mildura) has indeed shut down, despite Seven and WIN each owning a 50 % stake, with the closure occurring in 2024 after the partners withdrew support due to persistent losses. The statement about the uncertain future of 10 Darwin is speculative and not confirmed by current reports.

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