It depends on where you are moving to. Some areas are serviceable by cable internet, which can also provide Foxtel through the cable, but it would depend on the area. In regards to Foxtel, I assume you are referring to the T-Box as opposed to the T-hub. If you are in a Cable area, you can get Foxtel through T-box, however the content you get included is far less than a full foxtel service.
Another point to consider is the price of a standalone internet and standalone foxtel connection may cost more than that if you were to get even a basic landline, depending on your internet allowance requirements, but our internet plans have changed recently in that you only need to have HomeLine Budget to get a $20 discount off all fixed internet plans. Also consider what Foxtel package you want. If you wanted Platinum Foxtel (all channels) it would be more economical for you to go onto a bundle (Say the $188 bundle which has basic line rental, 200gb internet and foxtel platinum) but it depends on where you live and your budget. I would suggest you call us first on 132200 and find out if Cable internet is available at your new address, and discuss what you are trying to do, and they will be able to advise you further.
Steve
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Just a quick note, while I do work for Telstra, my comments here are my personal comments, and not official comments by Telstra.
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