Stream Pulse TV live from New Zealand and you'll find a general channel that feels less like a network and more like a regional public-access project. Morning blocks lean heavily on infomercials and syndicated lifestyle shows, which might explain why the channel hasn't gained mainstream traction. But there's something charming about its scrappiness. The 7pm slot often features locally produced community events, church services, or town-hall-style discussions that you won't find on TVNZ or Three. It's not slick, but it's authentic. To watch Pulse TV online, Tvivu carries the feed reliably. Picture quality varies, some segments look like they were shot on a smartphone. Still, for the curious, it's a window into New Zealand's less commercial side. Is it essential viewing? No. But this is general TV, New Zealand style, a genuine oddity worth a look for anyone interested in how local television operates outside the big cities.