Foxtel Group's BINGE has signed an expansive new licensing agreement with NBCUniversal covering first-run scripted programming from Sky Studios, Universal Studio Group (USG)-produced series for Peacock, pay-one movies, integrated access to Hayu, the launch of a true-crime channel, and more.

Netflix will remain accessible to Foxtel subscribers under a new multi-year deal between the companies.

Australian streaming platform BINGE is bringing its acclaimed original crime drama High Country, distributed worldwide by Sony Pictures Television, back for a second season next month.

Foxtel's Kayo Sports will remain as the Australian home for every Formula 1 race, qualifiers, and practice sessions.

Speaking at the Foxtel Group 2026 Parliamentary Showcase, CEO Patrick Delany highlighted the Australian platform's annual A$1 billion expenditure on sports and production, including A$130 million spent on local content, a year since being sold to global sports streamer DAZN.