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The search for the perfect Stan binge never ends. To make it easier, we've rounded up the best shows to stream on Stan in 2025.

Brought to you by the team at Foxtel so we can now all stream a heap of HBO Max, Warner Bros, Sony, NBCU, FX and BBC content.

In our opinion, you can never have too many streaming services, and Apple TV+ is a must-have. Packed with all-star casts and binge-worthy shows, it's the perfect addition to your watchlist.

To help get your viewing session started, we’ve picked out the best shows and movies on Paramount+.

Singapore takes centre stage in a special episode of Netflix's latest season of Formula 1: Drive to Survive.

If there’s one genre we can’t get enough of for a binge-session, it’s crime. From gripping detective dramas to chilling serial killer series, these 20 Netflix crime shows will have you hooked.

We've rounded up the best Netflix documentaries you need to watch right now. From the intriguing to the shocking, it’s all here.

In addition to supporting grassroots projects and First Nations businesses, watching shows and movies is a powerful way to celebrate Indigenous culture. Luckily, Netflix offers a range of binge-worthy First Nations films and series that highlight Indigenous voices and stories.

Kick back and dive into the best Disney+ has to offer in Australia and New Zealand for 2025.

Because there's no such thing as binge-watching too many shows! Here are the best Prime Video shows and movies to stream this summer.

Snacks begin with a refreshing hit of Sydney Rock Oysters, drenched with Roku Gin and tonic granita.

If you haven't ventured into the world of dry aged meat, you're missing out on one of the culinary world's best-kept secrets. 

We don’t care what anyone says, it’s never too early to start celebrating all things Christmas—especially when it comes to festive flicks. Fortunately, the streaming gods are gifting us with yet another sleigh load of feel-good Christmas movies, from old school classics to rom-com newbies, all you need to do is organise bulk snacks for a mammoth viewing marathon. 

What if we told you that you could fulfill that pipe dream of being a homeowner without cutting back on your smashed avo? 

Experience the ultimate 24-hour staycation in Perth at The Westin. 

We’re all about celebrating and amplifying women’s voices here at OBÕæÈËÊÓѶ—and that’s certainly the case when it comes to entertainment. Fortunately, there is a slew of incredible, female-lead shows that hero women in all aspects of life—from bossing it in the boardroom and the powerful tales of friendship to crime-fighting queens. 

The Seine is clean (we hope), the outfits are questionable, the beds are made of cardboard (allegedly) and it's time for our 460+ Aussie champions to show Paris what we're made of.

Scare yourself stupid the best horror movies streaming on Netflix right now.

So, whether you want to reminisce about Game of Thrones and The O.C. or find out hot gossip from The Sopranos and The Office–we’ve rounded up the best rewatch podcasts available for listening now.

It's the most fab-yule-ous time of the year.

Nothing makes you want to hop on a plane more than watching beautiful famous people in beautiful exotic locations. 

We’re not going to lie, Netflix is taking no rest days this year when it comes to bringing you fresh true crime content. 

But why?

It's time to don your green and gold for one of the biggest games in Australia’s sporting history.

"Well, well, well how the turntables."

If there is one movie the world is collectively keen to see in 2023, it’s absolutely Greta Gerwig’s Barbie film.

Dipping into the decade of nostalgia, Yellowjackets on Paramount+ is back for another nail-biting season.

The mega franchise could see an actual television series coming to light with HBO Max.

We’re not ovary-acting, these are the absolute best.

There's never been a better time to be (or indulge) a Disney fan with the Disney100 Celebration taking over the 'Happiest Place On Earth'.

While the rainbow celebrations, glitter-fuelled performances and drag icons and legends that are set to fill your world are no doubt the highlight, we love that this time is also a chance to really champion, get behind and amplify LGBTQIA+ voices and stories even more. 

From serial killers to unsolved mysteries that will have you pulling on your detective hat (and leaving the lights on at night), we’ve rounded up the very best viewing for your cold, dark heart.

Whether you want to admit it or not, we’re all a little bit obsessed with reality TV. Whether it’s a goosebump-inducing true crime doco or a drama-filled episode of The Real Housewives—we’re here for it. While we know there’s a lot of streaming services out there right now, we reckon hayu is absolutely worthy of being added to your streaming rotation. With the latest episodes dropping the same day as the US, you can say goodbye to spoilers forever. It won’t break the bank either— a monthly subscription costing just $6.99 a month. Start a free, seven-day trial here.

When your faith in humanity is yet to be restored, it means it’s time to throw your feet up and hit the best feel-good movies on Netflix.

Get your political fix.

Taking inspo from Paramount+’s new rom-com series, The Flatshare, we’ve pulled together six ways you can slowdown and reconnect with your roomies amongst everyone’s busy schedules. 

Based on the best-selling book by Beth O’Leary (that we may or may not have devoured in a single sitting), The Flatshare will be dropping on Paramount+ on XX December, so the countdown is well and truly on. 

You asked, we delivered.

Sure, the likes of the big name streaming services are good and all, but there’s nothing quite like finding an epic new show to binge and getting it for free. No, we don’t mean doing anything illegal, our local channels are packed with awesome shows and it won’t cost you a cent to enjoy them—which means more money for bulk snacks.

Whether you love the classics or a modernised take on the anime genre, there’s something for everyone so we’ve put together a bunch of the greatest watches to get you bingeing.

Sure, streaming that remastered 1958 Russian drama will give you some clout when chatting film, but we’re here to tell you that watching Keanu mid-gunfight on horseback in a shopping mall is absolutely fine, just as staring aimlessly at Samuel L. Jackson fighting terrorists and snakes on a plane is, too.

If you’re after all the warm and fuzzies that you get from a good romance flick, then we’ve got you covered and then some. From classic romcoms that will make you feel like you’ve done 100 crunches at the gym to soppy love stories that will have you reaching for a jumbo pack of tissues, we’ve got a flick for every vibe—all you need to do is prepare bulk snacks. 

Mega.

It's time you watched Seaspiracy.

Beauty is in the eye of the moviegoer, but these stunning films have to be on your must-watch list.

Film lovers rejoice! 20th Century Studio's hottest new release, Amsterdam, is hitting cinemas next month and we're on the edge of our seats to see it. 

Mia Thomspon shares her thoughts on the harmony between technology and dance. 

How would you act out the concept behind Squid Game in under five seconds?

Bring on the mayhem.

Nestled in the beating heart of Surfers Paradise, we’ve found the perfect place for the ultimate fun day out. Think: epic games, live sport and a total foodie nirvana. So where can you find this awesome spot? Perched on the corner of Surfers Paradise Boulevard and Cavill Mall, boasting a 100-metre frontage opposite the world-famous Surfers Paradise Beach, is Paradise Centre. Home to over 90 stores, an alfresco dining precinct and a buzzing entertainment hub, gather your crew and make tracks here stat.

Sometimes you just need to switch off from the outside world and have a good laugh—the kind that makes your stomach feel like you've done 100 crunches at the gym. When that need strikes, our first port of call is to head to the part of the internet which is a safe haven from current affairs, Netflix. 

Only go 15-minutes to spare? We’ve got you.

Grab your large popcorn and drink combo.

There’s been a glitch in the Netflix.

From horror and docos to action and comedy, every day of the year—including IWD—is a good day to check out the brilliant work of female filmmakers. Here are 10 epic films directed by women available on Netflix.

We’re not in Hawkins anymore.

LGBTQI+ stories on screen have become more prevalent in recent years (and rightly so), giving a historically silenced community a proud voice. From confronting and necessary stories of hardship depicting the queer community’s history and current realities to ones of hope and joy which celebrate and normalise LGBTQI+ sexuality and relationships. Lucky for us, streaming platforms are now dedicating more of their libraries to sharing tales of romantic love, friendship, family, self-love, and community.

The quest for love continues.

Don't shoot the messenger.

Following The Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014) and The Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017), The King’s Man is the third installment in the beloved Kingsman franchise and is the prequel origin story we never knew we needed. 

Fortunately you can still feel the warm embrace of shows from the 90s and noughties thanks to Netflix’s epic old school offering. From American teen soaps to homegrown Aussie dramas, here are the best nostalgia-inducing shows on Netflix. 

While it’s true we miss hitting up the latest restaurants and spending the weekends at the beach, one of the silver linings of spending so much time indoors is the chance to smash all of those series and movies you’ve been meaning to binge but didn’t quite have the time.

To the surprise of perhaps no one but to the joy of many, Netflix’s biggest show of all time (yes, it even beat out Bridgerton), Squid Game, has been renewed for a second season.

They say that deux is always better than un, and that's certainly the case when it comes to Netflix series Emily In Paris. 

It’s time to splurge on popcorn buckets as big as your head, frozen cokes and choc-tops because 20th Century Studios' newest historical drama, The Last Duel is the big-screen experience of your dreams

The only thing that’s trending harder than the pandemic right now is Netflix’s banger of a series, Squid Game. From the 7,800% increase in sales that Vans reported on their white slip-on shoes, to the influx of Squid Game memes filling up your feed, The nine-part action/thriller/mystery anxiety inducer has infiltrated almost every corner of pop-culture—and very soon, it’s about to take over your kitchen. 

There’s a good chance that you, your housemate, your nana, and even your dog have all watched the popular Korean drama, Squid Game. The show follows hundreds of desperate contestants playing a series of deadly children’s games, risking their lives for a cash grand prize. 

Well if you’ve been wanting to fill the GoT-shaped hole in your heart (and Shadow and Bone just ain’t cutting it), then you’ll be stoked to know that the highly-anticipated prequel, House of the Dragon, is finally happening.

Goldberg is back baby!

Housing a number of huge documentaries on some of the biggest athletes, teams, races and scandals, you’ll find pretty much all you need to fill that sporting void in your life right now.

While we spent last year devouring Netflix’s Selling Sunset (a series that chronicled the lives of genetically blessed real estate agents), this year we’ve got our own Aussie version to smash and trust us, it’s just as deliciously scandalous as you’d hope. So say hello to Luxe Listings.

Whether you’re a 90's baby who watched the high school drama play out live on TV or a newbie who has fallen in love with the Upper East Side via Netflix, Gossip Girl fans assemble because the highly anticipated reboot is nearly here. 

If 2021 is the year of book to TV adaptations then Liane Moriarty’s Nine Perfect Strangers is getting our vote as the MVP. Featuring a seriously stacked A-list cast, a twisted storyline that will have your mind racing and a chilling trailer—this series is quite possibly one of the most addictive shows you’ll ever see. 

It seems like an age ago that we fell hard and fast for Geralt of Rivia, AKA The Witcher, AKA a jacked Henry Cavill in armour and a white wig. Since The Witcher's debut back in 2019, and the series’ epic cliffhanger, fans (read: us) have been left hanging for any news on the sequel… until now that is.

From real stories of coaches who changed games forever to the fictional rags to riches trajectory, these movies never get old.

Everyone loves a trip down memory lane. And what better way to get you there than a movie night with some old-school 90s classics. 

Every once and while a crime flick comes along that shocks us to our core, leaving a cold feeling in the bottom of our belly long after the credits roll. Which is exactly what happened when we binged Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey. 

While you might think you’ve moved on from Exotic and his wild ways, the King is back… with a Hollywood TV series full of A-listers and yes, you’re going to want to tune in.  

 To commemorate (and commiserate) what an epic ride The Bold Type has been, we caught up with Aisha Dee, who plays Scarlet's social media guru turned podcast host Kat, from her home in LA. 

It’s the long-awaited reunion the people wanted and now, we’re finally getting what we deserve. That’s right, the one where there’s a Friends reunion is finally here and to get us extra pumped, they’ve gone and dropped the trailer, so bring on the tears of joy.

Big, no make that, massive news: Netflix has ordered a new Bridgerton spinoff series about young Queen Charlotte. 

We’re getting you up to speed with every MCU phase four film to expect between 2021-2023–what storylines are confirmed, who will be starring or directing and any general gossip or buzz around each movie.

Just when we thought we were about to run out of epic shows to binge, Netflix went and gifted us Lupin, a French crime series that has proved so popular, it’s starting to rival Bridgerton viewing numbers—yes, really!

When it comes to shows that celebrate female friendship and women supporting women, it doesn’t get much greater than The Bold Type. Which is precisely why we shed a tear (or ten) when they announced earlier this year that the upcoming season will be its last. 

Based on Walter Dean Myers’s 1999 award-winning novel of the same name, the movie originally premiered at Sundance Film Festival back in 2018 but on 7 May, the whole world will be able to feast their eyes on this incredible flick. 

Some flip teenage angst on the head and some, or a lot rather, are undeniably out-of-this-world whacky. 

And we already love it.

We caught up with the writer and advocate who has been making some serious waves in campaigning for better representation in pop culture.

If, like us, you demolished Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia in a single weekend then you’re going to want to hear this. The dramedy has officially been renewed for a second season and we cannot bloody wait to see what becomes of our favourite mother-daughter duo—sorry Gilmore Girls, you’ve been replaced.

There’s still a tremendous way to go for Australian cinema but check out these Indigenous directors who are absolute trailblazers when it comes to advocating for emerging Indigenous talent and sharing diverse stories and experiences. 

Calling on all Aussie queens, RuPaul’s Drag Race is finally headed down under! That’s right, the uber popular reality show, which already has a UK spin-off, is finally getting an Australian version.

We have big, no, make that HUGE news to deliver care of Lady Whistledown herself, everyone’s favourite sexy historical drama Bridgerton will return to our screens for seasons three and four.

There are few things we love more than an excellent book to big screen adaptation, and honestly, we reckon we’ve uncovered the best one yet. Enter: the highly anticipated, The Woman In The Window.

In news that will devastate Bridgeton fans, the show has just confirmed that the Duke of Hasting, played by mega babe Regé-jean Page will not be returning for season two of the historic drama.

Elizabeth Moss, aka our fave red cloak-wearing hero June, announced back in December that The Handmaid’s Tale was returning for another two epic seasons. What we didn’t know was when we’d see the dystopian thriller hit our screens again—thanks to COVID we expected major delays…

We sit down with Touch Sensitive to chat about the perfect movie night set-up.

In 2020 we consumed a shedload of podcasts, and the one that truly stuck out for us, was The Dropout. Not familiar? The true crime series chronicled the insane life of Elizabeth Holmes, the former billionaire turned fraudster and jail dweller. 

As long as movies and TV shows have existed, books have been used as source material. That’s essentially why the Academy Awards has a Best Adapted Screenplay category–with so many of our favourite movies being based on the words of talented authors. 

Clear your viewing calendars for Friday 9 April, because the new terror anthology series, Them, will be dropping on your screens and trust us when we say you’re going to want to devour it in a single sitting.

When the docu-series, Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness, dropped on Netflix back in March, the world was equal parts enthralled and confused by the peroxide mulleted, gun-toting, occasional country singer turned big cat keeper. 

There are just some shows that just feel like a warm hug. You fall in love with the characters, laughing and crying alongside them as they triumph and fall—Younger is absolutely one of those shows (yes, we do occasionally stray from true crime viewing).

First off, let's start with some sad news—producers of Killing Eve have just announced that after four seasons, the series will officially wrap. But, wipe those tears away guys because the great news is that a spin-off series is already in development.

In the world of TV series, few have captured our hearts quite like Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia. And we’re not alone, the series clocked 15 consecutive days at number one on the streaming service—that’s a feat only achieved by shows like Tiger King, The Queen’s Gambit and Ratched. 

We're more than ready for this.

Just watched Oprah interview Megan and Harry? We got you.

First of all—it’s going to be epic.

Giving fans a real, raw look at their life behind the spotlight, we’ve rounded up the best celebrity documentaries you need to know about.

Picture this; your eyes are glued to the T.V. set watching your latest Blockbuster rental, Fruju tropical snow in hand, McCain Potato Smiles are the only food group that matters and your most prized possession is a portable CD player—feeling nostalgic yet? Us too. 

By the same team that brought you Imagine Van Gogh and Da Vinci The Exhibition

If there’s one thing Netflix just absolutely nails, it’s a solid documentary. While they’ve been dominating the true crime genre lately (we dig), their latest offering chronicles one of music's biggest stars, the late, great Notorious B.I.G.

Our obsession with true crime-inspired series knows no end, which is why we want to do a solid for our fellow dark hearts out there by introducing you to Inventing Anna, Netflix’s new binge-worthy show.

From martial arts masterpieces and emotional family dramas, to rich historical explorations and underrated comedies–Chinese filmmakers have given the world an endless depth of movies to enjoy. 

Strap yourself in, 2021 is going to deliver quite possibly the most intense, binge-worthy Netflix series yet. Yep, we know it’s a big call but trust us, Behind Her Eyes is the perfect mix of psychological thriller meets twisted romantic drama with just a touch of supernatural fantasy. Yes it’s hectic and yes, you’ll love it.

Time to crack open a bottle of Butterbeer.

We can’t lie, we’re big old geeks when it comes to the Marvel Comic Universe (MCU) and while we don’t like to play favourites… Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff is right up there with the best. Which is why we’re seriously stoked that Maximoff’s very own spin-off series, WandaVision, finally hit our screens this week. 

Not sure what to do this 26th of January? Head here to read why we won’t be having a backyard BBQ. Instead we’re using our time to acknowledge, elevate and celebrate our First Nations people. This list has a line-up of events happening around Australia, but if you can’t get there, or there isn’t one happening near you, National Indigenous Television (NITV) has you covered with their live streaming of the Sunrise Ceremony.

You can stop holding your breath because the final movie in the romantic comedy trilogy, To All The Boys: Always and Forever, has finally got a release date, and it’s right around the corner...

We’re a sucker for a good playlist, allowing our favourite Netflix series to live on, way after the credits roll.

4K All The Way.

 And just like that, we have a new TV series on the horizon.