When Netflix finally flickered to life across screens Australia-wide, everything changed. Suddenly, we had access to movies and TV shows right there on our PCs, tablets and phones. In the intervening years, two competitors have rose to take it on: Stan and Foxtel Now. The battlefield is every couch around Australia, the weapons are Great Content, Aussie Dramas and Sports. What is the best streaming service in Australia and what's right for you?

Will you Netflix and Chill? Foxtel Now and Slow Down? ...Stan and Lounge Around? Let's find out.

Neither Stan nor the Australian Netflix library has anything near the range of US streaming services, but every month we get just a little more. Read on to see all the content that will be added to their libraries in January.

It's the holidays so it's time to take a break and kick back with some of the all-time classics. We've rounded up all of the best Christmas films and where you can stream them in Australia.

Do you have a TV or movie addict on your Christmas list this year? Here are some gift ideas for people who, like me, can't seem to tear themselves away from their screens.

Foxtel today released its new home streaming device, but the box seems to have a flaw that makes one of its biggest features useless.

Today, Foxtel lifted the lid on the Foxtel Now box - a new Android TV streaming device that plugs into your TV. Equipped with a 4K-capable Chromecast receiver, a free-to-air tuner and a range of non-Foxtel streaming apps (including Stan), it wants to be the central hub to your entertainment system. Here are the specs, release date and pricing details!

It's almost Halloween and the best way to ignore the trick-or-treaters banging at your door is to settle in, turn the volume up and play a few spooky films. Here are some of the best horror films you can find currently screaming on Australian subscription services.

Some people enjoy a good scare, but could do without all the spurting claret. If you're sick to death of so-called "torture porn" movies, this list of violence-lite chillers will provide the willies you crave without grossing you out in the process.

Neither Stan nor the Australian Netflix library has anything near the range of US streaming services, every month we get just a little more. Read on to see all the content that will be added to their libraries in September.

With such a subtle episode title, I wonder what's going to happen!? Also, everyone gathers in King's Landing to talk business. Because last time Cersei got a bunch of important people together in a season finale it worked out super well for them.

Today, the final episode of Game Of Thrones season 7 will be broadcast around the world. If you've been holding off on watching the show for whatever reason, we have some good news. It's now possible to watch the seventh season for free - along with all six previous seasons! Here's how it's done.

I'm calling it -- this is the most important episode of the season thus far. Find out why!

We're in the latter half of the season and things are developing quickly. We can see this in the opening sequence where The Pyke has been replaced by this weeks's episode title -- Eastwatch.

Welcome to another episode of Game of Thrones, which we're sure that you didn't pirate early at all.

The Mother of Recaps is back for another week. And with an episode title like that, we know it's going to be juicy. Maybe even literally. Who knows what Cersei is capable of at this stage?

While neither Stan nor the Australian Netflix library has anything near the range of US streaming services, every month we get just a little more. Foxtel is also adding a huge number of popular titles to its on-demand streaming, and Amazon Prime is releasing its line up of original series on Prime. Read on to see all the content that will be added to their libraries during the month of August.

Last night, Foxtel Now's servers went into meltdown at the worst possible moment - just before the premiere of Game Of Thrones season 7. This left an undisclosed number of customers unable to watch the show at the same time as the rest of the world. After issuing a rushed apology, Foxtel has come clean with more details about what went wrong.

Game Of Thrones has proven too popular for its own good, with Foxtel Now going into meltdown under the weight of thousands of customers connecting at the same time. A similar phenomenon occurred in the US and Latin America. (Presumably, those evil pirates got to watch the show just fine. Tch.)

We are officially living in Bizarro World. This week, both Netflix and Stan jacked up their pricing, with some customers forced to pay 20 per cent more per month. Meanwhile, the newly-christened Foxtel Now starts at just $10, which makes it the cheapest HD option of the bunch. What the hell is going on?