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Whether you're keen to kick back and soak up some reality TV, delve into a juicy true crime series or simply re-watch your favourite comedy, there really is an endless supply of stellar shows to watch on Netflix Australia. And we are absolutely here for it.
The Receiver: Whether you understand the ins and outs of NFL or not, this new drop will get you involved almost instantly allowing inside access into the live and big emotions of five top athletes at the absolute top of their game throughout the epic 2023-2024 NFL season. You might be surprised how much you want to tear through this one.
Sprint: If there was a series to ever make us want to head out for a run, it's this. Following a ton of long-standing global rivalries, Sprint takes you into the nitty gritty world of professional sprinting and will absolutely leave you a little breathless. These unbelievable athletes put absolutely everything on the line just to be that second faster to claim top spot. We inhaled it all.
Simone Biles Rising: Arguably one of the most massive names in gymnastics, US legend Simone Biles had it all until she didn't, going to hell and back on her road to recovery. It feels insane to see what these Olympic-bound athletes put their bodies (and minds) through on the daily, and the almost back-breaking pressure they're put under by the team around them who are meant to be their greatest supports.
Racy, gritty and super fast-paced, Griselda showcases beloved Modern Family star Sofia Vegara like you've never seen her before. Inspired by true events, this six part limited series delves into the dirty underbelly of Griselda Blanco's plight from the streets of Medelln to rolling the high life in Miami as the so-called 'Godmother' of the drug scene.You'll need to put your phone down and pay attention to keep up with this one.
Hitting Aussie screens March 7, White Lotus' bad boy Theo James leads an all-star cast in this dark, sexy new series from Guy Ritchie. When British aristocratic Eddie inherits his family escape, he discovers the dark drug-fuelled secrets hidden behind. Brimming with drama, suspense and a ton of charm, we've got a feeling everyone will be jumping on this bandwagon.
For those in need of some light-hearted feel good bops, Girls5Eva's got your back. From Busy Philipps to Sara Bareilles, Ashley Park and a ton of other famous faces, check back in with these queens as they kick off their Returnity Tour navigating their way into those bright lights of stardom. Season 3 is screening from March 14.
It's been a long time since we first caught word that Trent Dalton's famed Boy Swallows Universe was being transformed into a series for Netflix. While the wait has been long, Netflix has finally dropped the show and it's definitely been worth it.
An epic coming-of-age story set in 1980s Brisbane, Eli Bell is just trying to understand what it means to become a good man, but the adult world serves up many a brutal reality. This one also stars a few familiar faces including Simon Baker, Anthony LaPaglia, Travis Fimmel and Phoebe Tonkin.
From the dazzling world of Shondaland and under the fresh guidance of showrunner Jess Brownell, Bridgerton is making a bold return for its third season. This time around, the spotlight is on Penelope Featherington (played by the brilliant Nicola Coughlan), who's finally kicked her long-standing crush on Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) to the curb. Why, you ask? Well, after catching wind of Colin's less-than-flattering remarks about her in the previous season, Penelope's had enough.
The fifth season of the cultural hit reality series returns with a new group of Houston singles ready to hit the pods and find love. In the most shocking season yet, the singles face new challenges, unexpected twists, and surprising turns that will test their personal resolve, and the strength of their connections, more than ever before.
From beignets to ben-yays, we couldn't be more excited for the seventh season of the Emmy Award-winning Queer Eye. Grab your beads and let the good times roll as The Fab Five bring some sparkle and sass to New Orleans and transform the lives of residents who are in need of a fresh start.
A fresh season of Selling Sunset means new agents which also means new drama. The realtors of The Oppenheim Group are back with sleek penthouse listings and personality clashes. Just the way we like it.
Indeed, season four of Emily In Paris is on the horizon. If you missed the boat with this one, Emily has moved from Chicago to Paris for her dream job, finding herself at a crucial crossroads in every aspect of her life.
Jen and Judy return for the third and final season of Dead To Me.. In the aftermath of yet another hit and run, both women receive shocking news, and are ready to risk their lives for a friendship that's above the law.
The reimagining of the 90s Australian YA series, which ran for seven seasons, follows Amerie who forges a mysterious and very public rift with her ride-or-die Harper at Hartley High. With her new friends, outsiders Quinni and Darren, Amerie tries to repair her reputation, while navigating love, sex, and heartbreak. We are swooning hard.
While most high school series these days delve into sex and drugs (and rock 'n' roll?), Heartstopper is a new-age show bound to bring some heartwarming scenes to weekend Netflix binge. The show, an adaptation of Alice Oseman's webcomic and graphic novel of the same name, spans eight episodes whereby teenagers Charlie and Nick discover their unlikely friendship might be something a little bit more as they navigate their way through the cesspit of high school drama and young love.
The last time we saw Toni Collete grace our screens in a Netflix series was when Unbelievable dropped and we all lost our collective marbles. It was great, no? So it goes without saying her next show, Pieces Of Her, is an unmissable piece of content you need in your life.
In a sleepy Georgia town, a random act of violence sets off an unexpected chain of events for 30-year-old Andy Oliver and her mother Laura. Desperate for answers, Andy embarks on a dangerous journey across America, drawing her towards the dark, hidden heart of her family.
It feels like an eternity since we first set our sights on the nationally-ranked Navarro College Bulldogs Cheer Team from Corsicana, Texas. The docuseries was an Emmy-winning breakout sensation and our non-athletic souls were privy to learning all things mat talk, the difference between spotters and flyers and every intricate detail of the cheer-lebrity world.
Urban List acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands where we work, live, and play. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and acknowledge this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
Every platform we've been through has a solid output of movies to watch. However, what the best streaming service for movies is, depends on the user. If you want the biggest library to choose from, Netflix and Amazon Prime, or maybe Disney Plus if you're looking for more kid-friendly options, are probably the easy choice. However, Binge, Stan, Apple TV Plus and Disney Plus, while having smaller libraries, have a solid output of original and fresh-from-the-cinema movies to choose from. However, if you're a big movie watcher, it's hard to ignore the value Netflix provides.
Every platform has something for kids, so don't let this stop you from picking up your favourite streaming service. Amazon might hold the biggest number of shows rated G and below, closely followed by Netflix and Disney Plus, and while they certainly have enough to keep the little ones entertained, if you're looking for a streaming service that's purely kid-friendly there's plenty to choose from. If you want a service that is entirely directed at your little one aged 7 or younger, it's hard to go past Noggin. From Peppa Pig, Blue's Clues and Dora the Explorer to the digital pre-school classroom show Noggin Knows, Noggin also provides more learning through a library of books and games. While there's still space for your favourite shows from ABC, Disney and Amazon, like Bluey and Play School, Noggin is the best streaming service for kids.
While they are two obvious and easy choices, they are such for a reason. It's hard to ignore the sheer number of titles that Netflix and Prime Video provide. While there's undoubtedly some low-quality content, you're certain to find plenty, no matter what mood you're in. If you're looking for something a bit more off the beaten path, Kanopy is an awesome streaming service. Free with a library card or through your university email address, Kanopy has a large library of lesser-known classic movies, foreign film, documentaries and more that are hard to find anywhere else.
For more hardcore Anime fans there's CrunchyRoll, which includes shows such as Attack on Titan, Death Note, FLCL, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Hunter X Hunter, One-Punch Man and several Naruto series. No matter what you choose to go with, these two streaming services deliver plenty of Anime to keep you entertained.
While Spotify and Apple Music are the Spartan-style two kings of the music streaming industry, apps like Qobuz, Youtube Music, Amazon Music and Tidal are worthy competitors that might be better suited to some individual tastes.
Qobuz and Tidal are for the audiophiles. The former is a French streaming service that combines a huge library of new and old hits with studio-quality audio streaming and an attractive mobile app. If sound quality is make or break for you, Qobuz could be your best music service. On the other hand, subscribers to Tidal HiFi can listen to music at near-CD level sound quality, with tracks mixed in more immersive formats like Dolby Atmos and Sony 360. If sound quality is your number one worry, Qobuz might be the choice, but Tidal has more hi-res listening options that appeal to larger audiences.
Even at premium tiers of the best streaming services, you usually won't find an unlimited number of devices available to be connected to the same account at any one time. Stan allows you to watch on four devices simultaneously, and download content on up to five tablets or phones, while Apple TV Plus allows for a whopping six devices to be watching content at the same time. Kayo Sports allows you to register several devices to a single account but you will be restricted to the one or two simultaneous streams your plan allows for. While Youtube TV does allow for unlimited concurrent streams, it is only available within the US.
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