What is new on BINGE in November and into summer, and BINGE plans from $10 a month

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BINGE's line-up builds through November: High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam on 9 November, The Paper season 2 on 19 November and Dig, with Amy Poehler and Hugh Laurie, as a ten-episode boxset on 23 November, with every season of Wentworth already streaming. BINGE costs $10 a month with ads, $19 for Standard or $22 for Premium, and on 23 October its sign-up page was offering Standard for $6 for the first month, then $19 a month. From 28 October you can also add BINGE inside Prime Video.

Prices and offers checked on 2 November 2026.

What is new on BINGE

Date	Title	What it is
Streaming now	American Horror Story, season 13	The anthology returns with some of its most iconic characters
Streaming now	Wentworth, every season	Ahead of Wentworth: Halfway Home; Foxtel airs it on More Pop-Up Hits channel 129 from 11 Nov
29 Oct	It Gets Worse	Six-part series created by and starring Leo Reich, all episodes at once
8 Nov	The Super Mario Galaxy Movie	Film
9 Nov	High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam	Joel Kinnaman as CIA analyst John Nixon, two episodes a week
10 Nov	The Game, season 2	Four weekly episodes
13 Nov	Southern Charm, season 12	Weekly, express from the US
19 Nov	The Paper, season 2	All ten episodes at once
23 Nov	Dig	Ten-episode boxset, also on Foxtel On Demand
26 Nov	Sweetpea, season 2	Six episodes with Ella Purnell, 1pm AEDT, also on Foxtel On Demand
Late 2026	Wentworth: Halfway Home	BINGE and Foxtel only, date not announced
Christmas	The Other Bennet Sister	Three-part special, date not announced

The dates come from BINGE's announcements and TV Central's November guide, and BINGE says its schedule can change. For 2027 BINGE has named The Day of the Jackal season 2, The Five Star Weekend season 2, Tough Love and The Ministry of Time, but has not given January or February dates.

Dig is a ten-part comedy from Mike Schur and J.J. Philbin about archaeologists and some less dedicated college students at a dig site in Greece, with Poehler, Laurie, Geraldine Viswanathan, Antonia Thomas and Fina Strazza. Foxtel customers can also watch it weekly in double episodes on FOX8 from 23 November at 9pm AEDT, moving to 8:30pm AEDT from 30 November.

Live sport and news on BINGE

BINGE carries live sport from Kayo, including the AFLW and NRLW, selected AFL, NRL, BBL and WBBL games, F1 Kayo Minis and surfing, and its App Store listing says there are no ad breaks during play. TV Central lists the AFLW finals in November, with the Grand Final on Friday 27 November, which AFL.com.au says is live on BINGE as well as Seven, Foxtel and Kayo, and WBBL matches through the month. BINGE lists over 40 live channels, and its news channels include News24, BBC News and Fox Sports News. It is a selection, not all of Kayo, so for the full cricket summer see our Kayo guide.

Plans and prices

	Basic with ads	Standard	Premium
Monthly	$10	$19	$22
Yearly	$79	$149	$179
Streams at once	1	2	4
Quality	HD	HD, and 4K on selected content	HD, and 4K on selected content
Ads	A few minutes an hour on on-demand TV	Movies and drama ad-free on demand	Movies and drama ad-free on demand

Basic's $10 and the yearly prices come from BINGE's help centre (April copy), Finder (21 October) and BINGE's sign-up page of 23 October, and Foxtel Group's 28 October release matches Standard at $19 and Premium at $22. Standard rose from $18 to $19 on 1 November 2024, and Basic and Premium were left at $10 and $22. Live channels carry ads on every plan. BINGE's help centre says ads also appear around sport, while BINGE's App Store listing says its Kayo sport has no ad breaks during play. The help centre says downloads for offline viewing are not available.

BINGE's help-centre pages from April listed a 7-day free trial for new customers on monthly plans only, and Finder (21 October) still lists 7 days. BINGE's own sign-up page has instead promoted a paid first month of Standard since at least August ($5, then $6 from September), and on 23 October it said $6 for the first month, then $19 a month, for selected new or returning customers, adding that the offer might not show on later visits. The trial articles are no longer in BINGE's help-centre index, so we cannot confirm a free trial is still offered. Check which offer you are given before you pay. You enter payment details when you sign up, the plan renews monthly until you cancel, and BINGE says monthly plans can be cancelled any time.

From November to February BINGE costs $40 on Basic, $76 on Standard or $88 on Premium by the month. An annual plan pays off after about eight months on Basic or Standard and nine on Premium, and BINGE's April help centre said the trial was for monthly plans only. Standard suits households that want movies and drama ad-free on two screens. Premium adds two more streams and, according to BINGE's App Store listing, enhanced picture and sound on selected titles (HDR10, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos).

How to get BINGE, including Prime Video

Sign up on BINGE's website, which is where its offers appear, through the Apple App Store (Standard only, at $19) or Apple TV, or from 28 October as a Prime Video add-on. The Prime Video listing has Standard at $19 and Premium at $22 only, bills through Amazon and needs no separate app. BINGE and Kayo accounts bought direct sit under one Hubbl login, so a new card or password changes both. BINGE runs on Apple TV, Android TV, Samsung TVs from 2017, LG TVs from 2018, selected Hisense TVs, Chromecast, Fire TV, Roku TVs, Hubbl, phones, tablets and web browsers. It is not available for use in Very Remote regions of Australia, according to its sign-up page.

What BINGE no longer has

HBO content left BINGE when HBO Max launched in Australia on 31 March 2025, according to BINGE's help centre. What stays includes The Day of the Jackal, The Five Star Weekend, Colin From Accounts, High Country and Outlander: The Final Season, along with reality such as The Real Housewives, Below Deck and 90 Day. Our BINGE review covers the pros and cons and how BINGE compares with Stan, Netflix and HBO Max.