New on Binge Australia in September 2025

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Published: 3 Jul 2025|Last Updated: 2 Sep 2025

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This September, fans of The Office will definitely want to make sure their Binge subscriptions are up-to-date. Not only is the streamer rerunning the original British version along with recut episodes of the American remake, but it’s also debuting the new spin-off series The Paper. Combine that with exciting sports coverage, historical docuseries, and some dependable movie releases, and you’re looking at a solid month of content.

Here’s everything new on Binge Australia in September 2025.

Full Binge Release Schedule – September 2025

The full Binge release schedule is available below, detailing all of the programming, as well as a slew of sports, subscribers will get access to this month. We’ve included a couple recommendations of the best stuff the services has to offer this month to help you decide what to watch below.

Movies Coming to Binge in September 2025

TV Series Coming to Binge in September 2025

Sports Coming to Binge in September 2025

Best New Series on Binge in September 2025

It’s Office-mania this month, with a bounty of related content for your viewing pleasure. Go straight to the original source with the seminal UK version and follow that with superfan episodes of its American counterpart. By that point, you should be all geared up for The Paper. Here are more details.

The Office (UK), Season 1 and 2

Release Date: 1 September

As we wait for The Paper to drop, now is the perfect time to revisit the original UK mockumentary series. Ricky Gervais plays general manager David Brent to cringey perfection, overseeing daily operations at a fledgling paper company. The humour may be a little drier than the American version, but the series hasn’t lost any of its relatability and wit in the two-plus decades since it first aired.

The Office: Superfan Episodes

Release Date: 1 September

Fans – and superfans – of The Office (US version) haven’t seen it all until they’ve seen these recut versions of classic episodes. Available to stream for the first time in Australia, the episodes feature alternate takes, deleted scenes, and even entire subplots that previously hit the cutting room floor. Prepare to discover your favourite series all over again!

The Paper

Release Date: 4 September

The Office (US version) creator Greg Daniels co-created this modern-day spinoff, which takes place at a Midwestern newspaper and introduces a bunch of fresh faces. In fact, the only returning character is former Dunder Mifflin employee Oscar Martinez (played by Óscar Núñez). Presented in the same mockumentary style as its predecessor, the series chronicles the various attempts to keep the paper afloat as it contends with a sea of modern struggles.

Best New Movies on Binge in September 2025

This month, Binge will release a bunch of films to keep you entertained. Here are your highlights.

28 Days Later

Release Date: 1 September

A beloved zombie franchise kicked off with this harrowing entry, set in the aftermath of a deadly outbreak. Director Danny Boyle makes deft use of early digital filmmaking to conjure a near documentary-like aesthetic, making the horror seem all too real. Cillian Murphy plays Jim, who wakes up in an abandoned hospital and roams the empty streets of London. Soon enough, he discovers that the world has become a very different and dangerous place. So begins the constant struggle to survive in a post-apocalyptic landscape, and a film series that’s still going to this day.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3

Release Date: 4 September

Speaking of popular franchises, who could have guessed that this one would keep tearing it up at the box office? Based on a video game series of the same name, it puts Sonic the Hedgehog and his peers up against a slew of obstacles, namely Doctor Ivo Robotnik (played by a surprisingly game Jim Carrey). The third instalment introduces a new adversary named Shadow the Hedgehog (voiced by Keanu Reeves), who enacts a massive revenge scheme.

Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy

Release Date: 21 September

Next stop on the franchise train: the latest Bridget Jones movie, in which the titular character (Renée Zellweger) navigates the modern dating scene. As a single widow and mother, Jones goes looking for romance and once again finds herself torn between two potential suitors. She’s up to the challenge with charm to spare, no matter how embarrassing her hijinks.

Things to Consider for Binge

If you are looking to up your streaming game with a little help from Binge, there are a few things to consider beforehand. From pricing and subscription to exclusivity and cancellation, here are the need-to-know facts about the streaming service.

Binge Cost

Binge has two membership options; the Basic package costs AUD$10 per month, which grants you one stream at a time, while the Premium membership costs AUD$22 per month and allows for four simultaneous streams. While Binge falls under the same Streamotion umbrella company as Kayo Sports, Binge, Kayo and news platform Flash all operate as separate products, meaning that you will be billed per membership.

Australian Only

Binge is only available in Australia. The platform is owned and operated by an Australian entity, which enters into nationwide broadcasting agreements with different distribution companies. Essentially, this means that Stan will be blocked outside of the country.

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