Here is your Netflix binge-list for the week, fresh from the Australian servers! This week's noteworthy additions include the gripping McDonald's biopic The Founder, true-crime documentary The Innocent Man, the Jennifer Lawrence/Chris Pratt sci-fi Passengers, and the first Australian-made Netflix Original of note: Tidelands!

Read on for everything coming to the service for the week of December 10 through to December 16.

Here’s a cool phenomenon: the Netflix Christmas special. This month, in addition to way too many original shows and films, Netflix is releasing Christmas episodes for existing shows, including Nailed It!, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Ezra Koenig’s Neo Yokio, and awards-bait Prince of Peoria: A Christmas Moose Miracle.

Here is your Netflix binge-list for the week, fresh from the Australian servers! The best brand-new additions this week are all in the movie category: everything from original comedy Dumplin' to Andy Serkis's Jungle Book adaptation Mowgli, to Christmas classic Love Actually and more!

In the world of food media, Samin Nosrat is a palate cleanser. Though she is a fount of cooking knowledge and wisdom, neither her award winning book nor her Netflix show ever feel prescriptive.

Instead, she invites the reader or viewer to learn about, eat and enjoy food, all while radiating joy and warmth. Keeping in that spirit of generosity, she was kind enough to tell us how she takes her coffee, her favourite Trader Joe’s meal, and why eating boiled vegetables can sometimes feel like a vacation. (She also let us look inside her fridge.)

TV is a cutthroat business - whether it's cable, streaming or free-to-air. We have the full list of the shows that have been consigned to the scrapheap in 2018 - from iZombie (meh) to Adventure Time (no!).

As we get closer to the holidays, Netflix is dropping more seasonal features, from Love Actually to its own trashy Christmas rom-coms to holiday specials for your favourite shows. Or, if you're not planning on getting into the holiday spirit, there's still great content like Dumplin' or Andy Serkis's Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle.

Attention Aussie binge addicts: This weekend, Netflix is adding a 20 new and returning shows to the service. Here's the full list!

From TV drama to documentaries, original films to stand-up comedy, Australia's streaming services are getting new content added all the time. Read on to see all the content that will be added to Stan, Netflix, Foxtel, Amazon and Hayu's libraries in December.

If our current glut of TV just doesn't have you satisfied enough, it's time to look ahead to all the amazing shows on the horizon for next year. A lot of influential TV shows are marking their final seasons (Game of Thrones, anyone?) and then all the new series looking to take their places. Here's what's coming.

Over the next few days, Netflix is embarking on a mass-deletion blitzkrieg, with over 60 movies and TV shows set to disappear from its servers. Noteworthy casualties include Grease, Donnie Darko, The Godfather, Ocean's 11, the Oscar-nominated Room and er, Miley Cyrus' LOL.

Here's everything that will be gone on November 30. Watch them while you still can!

Netflix Australia's anime library is about to get a lot better: Evangelion is coming. Prepare yourself.

If you were looking forward to binging some new Netflix shows this weekend you might want to make alternative plans. Between November 23 and November 25, Netflix will be releasing a grand total of three TV shows (none of which are Netflix Originals) and no movies at all. Lift your game, guys.

Netflix Australia is dropping a bumper-crop of content this week, with over 25 new and returning shows to sink your teeth into! Highlights include season three of Medieval Anglo-Saxon epic The Last Kingdom, new cooking series The Final Table, thriller The Tribe and the cult classic comedy Blazing Saddles. Here's what's new for the week of November 19 to 23.

Tis the season... for dubious Christmas specials, apparently. If this is something you're a fan of, you're in luck: everything from Chilling Adventures of Sabrina to disaster baking show Nailed It! to original anime Neo Yokio is getting a Christmas special this December. Here's everything you can look forward to on Netflix this festive season.

Binge Alert! Netflix is adding some great content to its service tonight. One show you will definitely need to watch is The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, an offbeat western created by the amazing Coen brothers.

Other highlights include the psycho-sexual thriller Cam, the Australian-set zombie movie Cargo starring Martin Freeman and the reboot of classic '80s cartoon She-Ra and the Princesses of Power! Here's everything that should be on your Watch List this weekend.

Since it launched in 2015, the Australian version of Netflix has been adding a steady stream of content each month. While the selection of movies and TV shows is getting better, it still pales in comparison to the US version due to national licencing deals. Here's how to get the whole US catalogue in Australia - without getting slugged by the exchange rate.

After a relatively quiet start to the month, Netflix is releasing a cavalcade of great content this week. Interesting new additions to the service including the highly anticipated Coen Brothers' western The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, American martial arts series Warrior, psycho-sexual thriller Cam, the Australian-set zombie movie Cargo and the reboot of classic '80s cartoon She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Here's what's new for the week of November 12 to 16.

Here is your Netflix binge-list for the week, fresh from the Australian servers! The best brand-new additions include season 2 of crime thriller The Sinner, a new NSFW adult comedy about drag queen superheroes and M. Night Shyamalan's Split.

Australia's NBN project has been dogged by criticism of high costs, poor service and political interference. Despite that, many people do now have better services than a decade ago at lower costs - or at least for no more than they paid back then. But where do we rank globally when it comes to costs and performance? Let's look at some of the most recent data.