Jaxson: http://www.1-day.co.nz/products/AAPFCN039#

I'm not advocating it, just spotted it

Not sure if it's any good, but the price may be right for some.

robbyp:
But is it an approved/certified freeview box? There was a warning that these UHF non freeview approved/certified boxes may not work after they switch off the analogue signal and changes are made to the UHF broadcast. The story I read, think it was on stuff.co.nz said that peop[le may have to return their non approved box back to the seller, as it may not work after the changes are made.

nickb800: Also note that it incorrectly suggest that Te Reo, Cue, GeorgeFM etc are available with this, but in fact they are satellite only, thus cannot be received with this

nickb800:

robbyp:
But is it an approved/certified freeview box? There was a warning that these UHF non freeview approved/certified boxes may not work after they switch off the analogue signal and changes are made to the UHF broadcast. The story I read, think it was on stuff.co.nz said that peop[le may have to return their non approved box back to the seller, as it may not work after the changes are made.

Yeah freeview are planning on changing the frequencies after they shut off the analogue network. Certified freeview boxes can be updated over the air, cheapies like this one would need to be programed manually for each channel by the user, or reprogrammed through the RS-232 port or similar by a technician (hopefully the person who sold it to you!)

xcubed: There's also no mention of MHEG5 support which is required for the full 7-day Freeview EPG.