What’s New to Stream This Week: 19–25 February 2026

A busy week is ahead with major returns on Netflix, new drops on Apple TV+ and Prime Video, and fresh additions across Disney+, Max and Stan. Here’s what’s coming to streaming services in Australia from Thursday, 19 February to Wednesday, 25 February 2026.


Netflix

19 February 2026

The Night Agent: Season 3

The thriller series returns with new missions, bigger risks and deeper conspiracies in play.


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The Swedish Connection

A new release that leans into intrigue and hidden agendas, where alliances shift quickly.


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20 February 2026

Firebreak

A tense new title built around pressure, danger and the consequences of a situation spiralling out of control.


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Stan

19 February 2026

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning

The action franchise escalates again with high-stakes missions, impossible odds and big set pieces.


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24 February 2026

Fury

A gritty war film focused on survival, leadership and the brutal realities of combat.



25 February 2026

Memories Of Murder

A celebrated crime thriller that follows a relentless investigation as pressure mounts and clues run cold.



Apple TV+

20 February 2026

The Last Thing He Told Me

A mystery-driven drama where secrets unravel and a woman is pulled into a dangerous search for the truth.


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Disney+

23 February 2026

Paradise: Season 2

The series returns with new twists and escalating stakes as relationships and power dynamics shift.


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Max

23 February 2026

The Wonderfully Weird World Of Gumball, Season 2

More surreal adventures return in a new season packed with offbeat humour and colourful chaos.


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24 February 2026

Splitsville

A comedy-drama that digs into relationships, break-ups and the awkward fallout that follows.


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Prime Video

25 February 2026

The Bluff

A new release built around deception and high stakes, where the smallest mistake can cost everything.


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With The Night Agent back on Netflix, a new Apple TV+ mystery in the mix, and plenty of variety across Max, Disney+ and Stan, this is a strong week to refresh your watchlist — whether you’re after action, suspense, drama or something lighter.

Your Streaming Watchlist for the Week: 12–18 February 2026

A Valentine’s-week slate is landing across the major platforms, with Netflix and Disney+ both dropping new titles, Max adding fresh seasons mid-month, and Prime Video and Stan rounding out the week with new arrivals. Here’s what’s coming to streaming services in Australia from Thursday 12 February to Wednesday 18 February 2026.


Netflix

12 February 2026

How to Get to Heaven from Belfast: Season 1

A new season-one series that mixes drama and relationships with a strong sense of place and personal stakes.

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13 February 2026

Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip

A comedy-driven road trip story with big personalities, big detours and plenty of chaos along the way.

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18 February 2026

Being Gordon Ramsay

A new doc-style title spotlighting the chef’s world, work ethic and the pressure behind the brand.

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Disney+

12 February 2026

Predator: Badlands

A new addition to the Predator universe, shifting the hunt into harsher terrain with fresh stakes and survival tension.

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13 February 2026

Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette

A documentary-style title revisiting one of the most photographed modern romances, and the spotlight that followed them.

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Prime Video

13 February 2026

Love Me, Love Me

A romance-focused release perfect for Valentine’s week, centred on complicated feelings and the risk of going all in.

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18 February 2026

56 Days: Season 1

A new series built around secrets, pressure and what happens when relationships are tested in close quarters.

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Max

14 February 2026

Neighbors: Season 1

A new series exploring what really happens behind closed doors when the people next door aren’t quite who they seem.

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15 February 2026

Like Water for Chocolate: Season 2

The romantic drama returns with more passion, family tension and consequences that simmer under the surface.

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Paramount+

17 February 2026

Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head: Season 3

The iconic duo return with more mischief, satire and the kind of chaos only they can cause.

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Stan

18 February 2026

MAFS After the Dinner Party

A follow-up companion watch for fans who want extra reactions, fallout and behind-the-scenes-style commentary.

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With fresh drops spread across the week — including a new Predator entry on Disney+, comedy and doc viewing on Netflix, plus new seasons arriving on Max — there’s plenty here to build out your queue after the Valentine’s weekend.

Bridgerton Returns and More: What to Stream 29 Jan – 4 Feb

A new week of releases is rolling in, with Netflix leading the charge on big franchise returns and event viewing, plus a fresh family-friendly season on Apple TV+ and a new Prime Video drop to round things out. Here’s what’s landing on streaming services in Australia from Thursday, 29 January to Wednesday, 4 February 2026.


Netflix

29 January 2026

Bridgerton: Season 4

Romance, scandal and society intrigue return as the next chapter of the ton unfolds.

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A Letter to My Youth

A heartfelt story that looks back on growing up, first love and the moments that shape who you become.

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1 February 2026

Royal Rumble: 2026 (WWE)

The annual WWE event returns with surprise entries, rivalries and high-stakes showdowns.

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M3GAN 2.0

The techno-horror franchise is back, with M3GAN returning in a new and more dangerous form.

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4 February 2026

Is It Cake? Valentines

The cake-or-fake competition returns with a Valentine’s twist and more mind-bending bakes.

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Fifty Shades Darker

The romance heats up as Christian and Anastasia navigate desire, trust and control.

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Apple TV+

30 January 2026

Yo Gabba GabbaLand! (Season 2)

The colourful kids’ series returns with more music, dancing and playful learning for little viewers.

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Prime Video

4 February 2026

Relationship Goals

A new release centred on modern love, messy expectations and what it really takes to make things work.

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With Bridgerton back in the mix, a major WWE event on the calendar, and a few buzzy additions across the week, this is an easy one for building your watchlist. If you’re picking just one night to settle in, 29 January and 4 February are the busiest drop days.

Your Streaming Watchlist for the Week: 22–28 January 2025

The last full week of January is bringing a neat mix of fresh series premieres, limited series drops and returning favourites across the major streamers in Australia. If you’re planning a weekend binge or just looking for something new to add to your queue, here’s what’s arriving from Thursday 22 January to Wednesday 28 January 2025.


Highlights of the Week

These are the biggest and most anticipated releases this week:

  • Shrinking: Season 3 (Apple TV+) — The acclaimed comedy-drama returns with more sharp humour and real emotional weight.
  • Marvel’s Wonder Man: Miniseries (Disney+) — Marvel introduces a new hero in a fresh story blending identity, fame and action.
  • The Walsh Sisters: Limited Series (Stan) — A family-driven limited drama packed with tension, loyalty shifts and messy fallout.
  • The Beauty: Season 1 (Disney+) — A new series diving into obsession, image and the cost of being seen.
  • Finding Her Edge: Season 1 (Netflix) — A binge-friendly new season-one drop built for an easy weekend watch.





Disney+

22 January 2025

The Beauty: Season 1

A new series exploring modern obsession, image, and the cost of being seen in a world built on appearances.

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28 January 2025

Marvel’s Wonder Man: Miniseries

Marvel introduces a new hero with a story that blends action, identity and fame into a fresh new chapter.

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Tracker: Season 3

The series returns with a new season of high-pressure cases, close calls and fast-moving twists.

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Stan

22 January 2025

The Walsh Sisters: Limited Series

A limited drama that dives into family dynamics, shifting loyalties and the kind of tension that builds quickly.

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26 January 2025

Memory of a Killer: Season 1

A crime-driven thriller that follows a chilling trail as the truth becomes harder to outrun.

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Netflix

22 January 2025

Finding Her Edge: Season 1

A brand-new season-one drop with binge-friendly momentum and plenty to pull you into episode two.

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23 January 2025

The Big Fake

A new release built around deception and fallout, where the pressure rises the closer the truth gets.

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Prime Video

26 January 2025

Caught Stealing

A fast-paced new film pick for viewers who like risk, consequences and tension that keeps escalating.


28 January 2025

The Wrecking Crew (2026)

A late-week arrival that leans action-forward, built for a big-screen-at-home kind of night.


Apple TV+

28 January 2025

Shrinking: Season 3

The acclaimed comedy-drama returns with more sharp humour, big emotions and plenty of heart.

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With fresh premieres landing across Disney+, Netflix and Stan — plus a returning favourite on Apple TV+ — this week’s lineup is perfect for building a new watchlist. Whether you’re after drama, crime, comedy or something with blockbuster energy, there’s at least one new drop worth pencilling in.

Biosecurity Oyster Warnings Intensify in Pinkenba

Boaties and waterway users in Pinkenba are being urged to take extra precautions as biosecurity warnings intensify to limit the spread of an invasive oyster species detected in nearby waterways.



Increased Vigilance at Pinkenba Access Points

Large biosecurity warning billboards have been installed at boat ramps and marina areas around Moreton Bay, including locations linked to Pinkenba, as summer boating activity increases. The signage focuses on preventing the spread of the Suminoe oyster, also known as the Chinese river oyster, which has been detected in Boggy Creek near the mouth of the Brisbane River at Pinkenba.

The alerts are part of a broader effort to raise awareness during peak vessel movement, when the risk of transferring marine pests between waterways is highest.

Suminoe oyster
Photo Credit: QLD Gov

Background and Detection History

The Suminoe oyster was first detected in Australia in June 2023 within the Bribie Island canal system. Since then, confirmed detections have occurred in several waterways along the western and northern edges of Moreton Bay, including the Brisbane River, Kedron Brook and Boggy Creek at Pinkenba.

While no detections have been confirmed in the southern reaches of the bay, authorities remain concerned that increased summer traffic could introduce the species to new areas.

biosecurity alert
Photo Credit: QLD Gov

Why the Oyster Is a Concern

The Suminoe oyster is a fast-growing invasive species that can reach up to 24 centimetres in length. It can be difficult to distinguish from native oysters until it reaches maturity and is known to attach to hard surfaces such as boat hulls, anchors, ropes, pontoons and trailers.

The species is classified as a biosecurity matter under Queensland law. It is illegal to collect, eat or use the oyster as bait, with warnings that it can accumulate heavy metals and pollutants, particularly in urban waterways such as those around Pinkenba.

Pinkenba oyster alert
Photo Credit: QLD Gov

Management Approach and Responsibilities

Authorities have determined the oyster cannot be eradicated and are instead focusing on containment and long-term monitoring. This approach relies heavily on compliance from recreational and commercial waterway users.

Under existing biosecurity obligations, boaters are required to take reasonable and practical steps to prevent the oyster’s spread. This includes cleaning vessels and equipment before moving between locations and reporting suspected sightings.

Reporting and Next Steps

Suspected sightings of the Suminoe oyster must be reported to Biosecurity Queensland to support ongoing monitoring and mapping of affected areas. The current billboard campaign will continue through the summer period as boating activity remains high across Moreton Bay.



Authorities say limiting further spread around Pinkenba and surrounding waterways is critical to reducing potential environmental and economic impacts in the future.

Published 13-Jan-2026