What to watch this weekend in Australia: 13 to 15 November 2026

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The best things to watch in Australia this weekend, Friday 13 to Sunday 15 November 2026: Rose Byrne's thriller The Good Daughter on Stan, the Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan heist series 12 12 12 on Apple TV, Jessica Chastain in Heartland on Netflix, Henry Cavill and Jake Gyllenhaal in In the Grey on Prime Video, and a huge Sunday of sport led by the Rugby League World Cup final, live and free on Channel 7 and 7plus.

We picked the releases worth your time from the services' own listings and Australian release guides, and checked them against the availability feed we archive every day. Prices are the cheapest monthly plan of each service.

The three new series to start this weekend

• The Good Daughter (Stan, from Friday 13 November). A six-episode crime drama adapted from Karin Slaughter's novel, with Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy as two sisters forced back together by a new crime decades after a violent attack on their family. Brendan Gleeson and Olivia Williams co-star, and Byrne is an executive producer. It arrives on Stan at the same time as its US premiere. Stan starts at $9.99 a month (Basic with ads). Stan plans and catalogue.
• 12 12 12 (Apple TV, from Friday 13 November). An eight-part heist drama told in three stages: a year of planning, a 12-hour robbery and its aftermath. Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan star and executive produce. The first two episodes drop on day one, then one a week every Friday until 25 December. Apple TV is $15.99 a month. Apple TV prices.
• Cunk on Cinema (Netflix, from Sunday 15 November). Diane Morgan's deadpan presenter Philomena Cunk turns her questions on the history of film, after Cunk on Earth.

New movies to stream this weekend

• Heartland (Netflix, from Friday 13 November). Jessica Chastain plays a former country star who goes back to Nashville to find out what happened to her niece.
• Allen (Netflix, from Thursday 12 November). A Queensland-made film from Ludo Studios, the Brisbane company behind Bluey: a man's childhood alien friend comes back 20 years later carrying a secret that could end the world.
• In the Grey (Prime Video, from Saturday 14 November). Henry Cavill, Jake Gyllenhaal and Eiza Gonzalez as a covert team hired to take back a fortune from a billionaire despot. Prime Video comes with Amazon Prime, $12.99 a month or $99 a year, with a 30-day free trial for new members. Amazon Prime price and what you get.
• The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 (Prime Video, from Friday 13 November), the last film of the saga.
• For the family: The Grinch (2018) joins Netflix on Saturday 14 November and The Polar Express comes to Disney+ on Sunday 15 November. Our Christmas movies streaming guide shows where every festive film is.

New episodes of shows you are already watching

• The Rings of Power season 3 (Prime Video). The first four episodes landed on Wednesday 11 November, so the weekend is the time to catch up before episodes 5 and 6 on 18 November. Our Rings of Power season 3 guide has the full schedule.
• The Chosen season 6 (Prime Video, from Sunday 15 November), which covers the final day of Jesus' life.
• MobLand season 2 (Paramount+). Episode 9 is out on Friday 13 November and the finale on 20 November. Our MobLand season 2 guide has the schedule and prices.
• Disney+ adds new episodes of Abbott Elementary season 6, Scrubs season 2 and The Lowdown season 2 from Thursday 12 November, and Grey's Anatomy season 23 and 9-1-1: Nashville season 2 from Friday 13 November. Disney+ starts at $9.99 a month (Standard with ads). Disney+ plans and catalogue.

Sport this weekend and where to watch it

All times are Sydney time (AEDT). Queensland has no daylight saving, so start times there are an hour earlier.

When	Event	Where to watch
Fri 13 Nov, 2:30pm	Australia v England, 1st ODI, Perth	Kayo, Fox Cricket (no free-to-air)
Sat 14 Nov, 3:40pm	WBBL: Hobart Hurricanes v Brisbane Heat	Kayo, Fox Cricket only
Sat 14 Nov, 4:05pm	AFLW semi-final: Geelong v Sydney	Seven and 7plus (free), Kayo, Foxtel
Sat 14 Nov, 7:10pm	WBBL: Perth Scorchers v Adelaide Strikers	Kayo, Fox Cricket only
Sat 14 Nov, 7:15pm	AFLW semi-final: Carlton v Hawthorn	Seven and 7plus (free), Kayo, Foxtel
Sun 15 Nov, 11:00am	WBBL: Sydney Sixers v Melbourne Renegades	Seven and 7plus (free), Kayo, Fox Cricket
Sun 15 Nov, 1:00pm	UFC 334: Gane v Hokit, main card	Main Event pay-per-view, $59.95, through Kayo or Foxtel
Sun 15 Nov, 2:30pm	Australia v England, 2nd ODI, Adelaide	Kayo, Fox Cricket (no free-to-air)
Sun 15 Nov, 4:10pm	Rugby League World Cup women's final: Jillaroos v Kiwi Ferns	Seven and 7plus (free)
Sun 15 Nov, 7:35pm	Rugby League World Cup final: Kangaroos v Kiwis	Seven and 7plus (free)

Kick-off of the men's World Cup final in your time zone:

The biggest match of the weekend is free: Seven has the exclusive Australian rights to the Rugby League World Cup, so you need no subscription for either final. The same goes for the AFLW semi-finals. The cricket is different: men's one-day internationals are on Kayo and Foxtel only, so to see the England ODIs you need one of them. Kayo Standard is $29.99 a month and can be cancelled any time, and it also carries every WBBL match. UFC 334 is a separate pay-per-view on Main Event, which you can order on Kayo without a Kayo subscription.

Which service to pick this weekend

If you only add one service, Stan is the pick for drama with The Good Daughter, and it costs the same as the cheapest Netflix plan. Netflix has the most new films (Heartland, Allen, The Grinch) plus Cunk on Cinema. Prime Video is the best value if you are not a member yet: the 30-day free trial covers In the Grey, The Chosen and every episode of The Rings of Power season 3. For sport, the two biggest events are free on 7plus; Kayo is only worth adding this weekend for the cricket. Compare every service's price on our streaming services compared page, or see everything new on streaming this week.