In January 2000, Channel Six had entered into an agreement with AH Media, providing it with advertising sales.
Its facilities were located at Seabraes Lane on the Perth Road, and was positioned as a youth channel, airing predominantly music videos, akin to MTV.
[3] Within less than a year, Channel Six lost money, which led to its liquidation due to the lack of a plan from viewers.
[3] Channel Six's programmes were a mix of music and arts aimed primarily at an under-35 audience.
It also aired previews of exhibitions and plays, as well as broadcast of local events, such as the switching on of the Roseangle Christmas Lights.