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New on Binge Australia in August 2025

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Binge is in a bit of a strange spot at the moment, having lost a lot of its signature HBO content to the launch of Max earlier this year. But that won’t stop the Foxtel-backed streaming service of bringing you an absolute tonne of binge-worthy reality TV shows this month, bolstered by some new-to-streaming movies such as Ridley Scott’s Gladiator II and Leigh Whannel’s Wolf Man, as well as a slew of classics.

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

Full Binge Release Schedule – August 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 July 2025

TitleRelease Date
Ma and Pa Kettle1 August
Jesse Stone: Death in Paradise1 August
Morning Show Mysteries: A Murder in Mind1 August
Francis1 August
Boomerang1 August
Shirley Valentine1 August
Emmanuelle2 August
Get Away2 August
Man from Laramie4 August
Jubal5 August
Man with No Past5 August
Bye Bye Birdie6 August
Gladiator II8 August
Wolf Man9 August
The Way My Way: A Camino Memoir15 August
Lost Tiger30 August
The Brutalist30 August
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TV Series Coming to Binge in July 2025

TitleRelease Date
The Shield, Season 1-71 August
The Good Doctor, Season 1-71 August
The Curious Case of Natalia Grace, Season 11 August
Extreme Makeover Home Edition, Season 111 August
Genghis Khan: The Secret History of the Mongols, Season 11 August
QI, Season 211 August
Revival, Season 11 August, new episodes weekly
The Real Housewives of Orange County, Season 191 August, new episodes weekly
The Twelve, Season 34 August, new episodes weekly
Yes, Chef, Season 14 August, new episodes weekly
Inside Selling Houses Australia, Season 14 August
My Lover, My Killer, Season 34 August
Real Life of a Roman Soldier, Season 14 August
Harpoon Hunters, Season 14 August
The First 48, Season 3, Season 104 August
The Librarians: The Next Chapter, Season 14 August, new episodes weekly
Honest Renovations, Season 24 August, new episodes weekly
Gordon Ramsay’s Next Level Chef, Season 34 August, new episodes weekly
Below Deck, Season 124 August, new episodes weekly
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Season 124 August, new episodes weekly
A Place in the Sun, Season 164 August, new episodes weekly
Gogglebox UK, Season 254 August, new episodes weekly
Ancient Aliens, Season 195 August
The Great Australian Bake Off, Season 85 August, new episodes weekly
The Couple Next Door: Deadly Attractions, Season 26 August, new episodes weekly
D-Day Lost Films6 August
World’s Most Dangerous Roads, Season 66 August
Celebrity Escape to the Country, Season 26 August
Egypt’s Sun King: The Mystery Tombs, Season 16 August
Digging for Britain, Season 126 August
High Country Farm, Season 26 August
8 out of 10 Cats Downs Countdown, Season 166 August
Outback Hunters, Season 17 August
Julius Caesar: The Making of a Dictator7 August
Polyfamily, Season 18 August
Hollywood Squares, Season 111 August
The World’s Deadliest Weather Caught on Camera11 August
Murder At My Door, Season 113 August
Fake or Fortune?, Season 1015 August
Gogglebox UK, Season 24 Festival Special15 August
Police Interceptors, Season 2218 August
The Great North, Season 518 August, new episodes weekly
Naked Attraction, Season 718 August
Jimmy Doherty’s New Zealand Escape, Season 119 August
Christina in the Country, Season 219 August
Below Deck, Season 1219 August, new episodes weekly
The Real Manhunter, Season 419 August
Surgeons: At the Edge of Life, Season 719 August
The Couple Next Door: Deadly Attractions, Season 220 August
Queens that Changed the World, Season 120 August
Antiques Road Trip, Season 2721 August
Rise of the Dictators, Season 121 August
The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down, Season 122 August
90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After, Season 924 August
Making a Serial Killer, Season 225 August
Kennedy, Sinatra, and the Mafia, Season 125 August
Taskmaster New Zealand, Season 625 August, new episodes weekly
Masterchef, Season 2125 August, new episodes daily
Embarrassing Bodies, Season 829 August
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Specials and Documentaries Coming to Binge in July 2025

TitleRelease Date
The Idaho Student Murders1 August
Germanwings: What Happened On Flight 95251 August
General Douglas Macarthur: Return of a Legend1 August
Lost Tombs of Notre-Dame7 August
The Making of Gladiator II8 August
How to Survive a Shark Attack11 August
In the Eye of the Storm12 August
Alien Sharks: Death Down Under12 August
Surviving Jaws12 August
Bull Shark Showdown13 August
Jaws vs. Mega Croc13 August
Caught! When Sharks Strike Back14 August
Battle for Shark Mountain15 August
Air Jaws: Hunt for Colossus15 August
Attack of the Devil Shark17 August
Great White: Shark Killers17 August
Field Trip with Curtis Stone: Hong Kong25 August
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Sports Coming to Binge in July 2025

CodeMatchLive Date
NRLCronulla v North Queensland3 August
Melbourne v Brisbane7 August
Canberra v Manly8 August
NRLWGold Coast v Canterbury2 August
Wests Tigers v Sydney Roosters2 August
Brisbane v Cronulla2 August
North Queensland v Warriors3 August
Newcastle v Canberra3 August
Parramatta v St. George Illawarra3 August
St. George Illawarra v Cronulla9 August
Newcastle v Wests Tigers9 August
Canterbury v Warriors9 August
AFLGeelong v Port Adelaide3 August
Hawthorne v Collingwood7 August
Geelong v Essendon8 August
Melbourne v Western Bulldogs10 August
Essendon v St. Kilda15 August
Sydney v Geelong17 August
AFLWCollingwood v Greater Western23 August
Fremantle v Brisbane23 August
Gold Coast v Sydney23 August
Hawthorn v Carlton23 August
Melbourne v St. Kilda23 August
Essendon v West Coast24 August
North Melbourne v Port Adelaide24 August
Richmond v Western Bulldogs24 August
Adelaide v Geelong24 August
Richmond v Essendon29 August
Geelong v Sydney30 August
Greater Western Sydney v Adelaide30 August
Port Adelaide v Gold Coast30 August
St. Kilda v West Coast30 August
Western Bulldogs v Hawthorn30 August
Brisbane v Carlton31 August
Collingwood v Melbourne31 August
Fremantle v North Melbourne31 August
DartsWorld Series Darts Australia9 August
World Series Darts New Zealand16 August
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Best New Series on Binge in July 2025

The Idaho Student Murders

Release Date: 1 August

New true crime documentaries seem to be a-dime-a-dozen these days–especially those based off the investigating and work done by podcasters–but this one is coming off the life sentence handed down on now-convicted murderer Bryan Kohberger in July, who killed four students in the Idaho town of Moscow. Without going too deep into the specifics, the murders shook the town and left many members of the public afraid to go outside for feat there was a killer among them. Well, we know now there was.

If you love a bit of true crime, or want to catch up on the details of the case, The Idaho Student Murders is available August 1st.

The Twelve, Season 3

Release Date: 4 August

Sam Neill is back as Brett Colby, defence lawyer-extraordinaire and star of season 3 of The Twelve: an anthology series in which each season takes you inside the court room of a high-profile murder case. This time around, though, it’s personal. 12 jurors will decide the fate of a long-time friend of his, who has been wrapped up in a cold-case murder, and Colby’s been tapped to represent them.

It’s not based on real crimes, but The Twelve actually originally aired as a Belgian miniseries, De Twaalf, before the Aussie series picked up the rights and kicked off. Here’s hoping season 3 delivers on the goods again.

Yes, Chef, Season 1

Release Date: 4 August

If you’re not done with cooking competition shows, Yes, Chef brings twelve highly-skilled chefs together to battle it out on the culinary stage. Only, there’s something a bit different here: each chef has been channeling their inner Gordon Ramsay and raging in the kitchen, and need hosts Martha Stewart and José Andrés to bring them back to a simmer, rather than a boil.

Putting high-intensity people into a high-stakes contest for all to see is a recipe for some explosive cooking highlights on YouTube, so look out for that.

Best New Movies on Binge in July 2025

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

Gladiator II

Release Date: 8 August

Probably one you’ve been waiting for, and for good reason. 2000’s Gladiator is a timeless classic, and while this Ridley Scott helmed sequel echoes and calls back to the original, it doesn’t quite deliver the soul that made it so special. As we said in our review, “yes, I’m entertained, but I’m not stirred, inspired, moved, or much of anything else.”

This time around we’re cheering on Paul Mescal as he is also sold into slavery, turned into a Gladiator, and forced to fight in the Colosseum for his freedom. However, its the unhinged twin Emperors that steal the show this time, played by Joseph Quinn and Fred Hechinger. If you’re a fan of the original and missed this one when it was in the cinema (or just waited for it to hit streaming services), this is your chance.

Wolf Man

Release Date: 9 August

We’re in the midst of a horror revolution, I think, with fantastic, dark and heady films dropping each year that seek to take the genre somewhere deeper. Wolf Man is not one of those films. That’s not an insult to the movie, I actually liked it quite a bit, but it’s exactly because the film knows it’s a small-scale, relatively simple tale that it works. We follow our POV family, who head out to father Blake’s (Christopher Abbott) secluded family home once he discovers his father has passed away. But something else awaits in the woods: 10 points if you can figure out what.

Quickly, Blake is infected and his wife Charlotte (Julia Garner) must protect herself and their child from the monster outside, as well as one transforming in the next room. It’s tense, if a bit wooden, but a fair bit of fun if you watch it on its terms.

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.

Streaming Services Price Comparison

ServiceMonthly PriceTrial PeriodCategory
Max$11.99 (w/ ads) – $21.99 (Premium)NoneMovies & TV
Netflix$7.99/month — ad-supported, limited features.
$18.99/month — two streams, HD quality.
$25.99/month — four streams, Ultra HD.
NoneMovies & TV
Prime Video$9.9930-day free trialMovies & TV
Apple TV+$12.997-day free trialMovies & TV
Disney+$15.99 – $20.99NoneMovies & TV
Kayo Sports$25 – $407-day free trialSports
Hayu$7.997-day free trialReality TV
Britbox$9.997-day free trialBritish Movies & TV
Paramount+$6.997-day free trialMovies & TV
Binge$10 (Basic) – $22 (Premium)7-day free trialMovies & TV
Stan$12 (Basic) – $22 (Premium)NoneMovies & TV
DocPlay$8.9914-day free trialDocumentaries
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Streaming Services Price Comparison Australia | Man of Many
Dean Blake

Journalist - Tech, Entertainment & Features

Dean Blake

Dean Blake is Man of Many's Technology, Entertainment and Features journalist. He has vast experience working across online and print journalism, and has played more video games, watched more documentaries, and played more Dungeons & Dragons than he'd care to ...

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