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Why Aussies get a great Netflix deal

Netflix is the most popular streaming video platform on the planet and despite recent criticisms, we might be getting one of the best deals of any nation in the world.

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Isaac Hempstead Wright in a scene from season 8 of Game of Thrones. Supplied by Foxtel.

GoT star: Where is he now?

A lot has changed for Game of Thrones star Isaac Hempstead Wright, who finished the finale last year. Here is what he has been up to as well as his favourite bits of working on set.

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Samsung's Onyx LED screen has landed in Australian cinemas. Picture: Samsung

Big change coming to cinemas

A cinema in Sydney is Australia’s first to be outfitted with new technology cinema chains hope will drag people away from their TVs.

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How to pick your next television

Television makers are competing to sell you the latest and greatest panels, but they can’t even decide among themselves what they are.

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(FILES) This file photo taken on February 18, 2019 shows the US Online Streaming giant Netflix logo displayed on a tablet in Paris. - Netflix has sealed an agreement with French television channel 'Canal Plus' to have its program offers distributed in France, the two groups announced on September 16, 2019 during a press conference. The platform has already a similar cooperation with Sky in Germany and in the United Kingdom. (Photo by Lionel BONAVENTURE / AFP)

Secret codes to unlock Netflix

The streaming giant has plenty of options of things to watch so why does it sometimes all feel a bit similar? This little trick will solve that problem.

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Big blow to Aussie streaming

A big change is coming to Aussie streaming — and it could mean that beloved movies and TV shows no longer show up in your library.

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Good news for Foxtel fans

In news that will no doubt excite Foxtel users, the streaming service has launched an enticing new program with money can’t buy rewards up for grabs.

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PARIS, FRANCE - SEPTEMBER 19: In this photo illustration the Netflix logo is seen on September 19, 2014 in Paris, France. Netflix September 15 launched service in France, the first of six European countries planned in the coming months. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)

662 reasons Netflix is in trouble

Highly anticipated streaming service Disney+ is set to shake the foundations of established players with a massive library of iconic content.

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LG shows off its latest OLED televisions.

Rugby World Cup sparks TV scrum

Rugby, racing, and footy finals are all coming at once and it’s sending Australian sports fans racing into stores to buy TVs that are bigger than ever. See what TVs are the most popular.

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French Open winner and world number one tennis player Ashleigh Barty (centre) is seen holding the French Open trophy after being welcomed home at Pat Rafter Arena in Brisbane, Thursday, July 25, 2019. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and 70 junior tennis players officially welcomed home Ashleigh Barty to Australia after her recent French Open win. (AAP Image/Darren England) NO ARCHIVING

Why Aussies are flocking to Kayo Sports

New streaming service Kayo Sports has more than tripled its subscribers in less than a year as experts predict the entertainment trend will continue to boom. Here’s why.

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Chiang Mai, Thailand - April 26, 2016: man hand holding screen shot of Netflix application showing on Asus Zenfone 2 mobile phone. Netflix is a global provider of streaming movies and TV series.

Netflix’s game-changing move

In the midst of an intense streaming battle, Netflix has made a game-changing move that could shake-up the battle for your eyeballs.

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Exciting shows coming to Apple TV

The most thrilling part of Apple’s announcements today is the massive slate of TV series it’s got coming. You’re going to want to watch these.

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Disney is set to seal its famous 'vault', permanently. Picture: iStock

Disney seals the ‘vault’ forever

The Disney ‘vault’ is closing for good, as the home entertainment giant prepares to shift its colossal film library over to its own streaming service, Disney+.

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New streaming service launches

In case you thought nine streaming services wasn’t enough, here comes a 10th. That’s more hours of your day you can kiss goodbye.

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