7plus is now streaming documentary The Odyssey - The Making of an Epic.
August 2026
Premiere titles
Episodes dropping 6.00pm weekly on 7plus ahead of broadcast.
The Rookie – returns Monday, 10 August
The Rookie follows John Nolan, the LAPD’s oldest rookie, as he navigates the dangerous, unpredictable and often life-changing realities of policing in Los Angeles alongside a team of ambitious officers and seasoned detectives. Stars Nathan Fillion, Alyssa Diaz, Richard T. Jones, Mekia Cox, Melissa O’Neil, Eric Winter and Shawn Ashmore.
Happy’s Place – returns Tuesday, 4 August
Bobbie, a successful tavern owner’s world is turned upside down when she discovers she has a younger half-sister, Isabella, who inherits half of the family business. As the pair navigate their unexpected partnership, they rely on a colourful group of employees who quickly become more like family. Stars Reba McEntire, Belissa Escobedo and Melissa Peterman.
The Fall & Rise of Reggie Dinkins – returns Wednesday, 5 August
The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins follows disgraced former football star Reggie Dinkins as he embarks on a mission to rebuild his reputation with the help of award-winning filmmaker Arthur Tobin. Hoping to win back the admiration of his fans and the respect of his family, Reggie must confront the mistakes and unresolved ghosts of his past along the way.
The comedy series stars Tracy Morgan (30 Rock), Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter),
Stumble – returns Wednesday, 5 August
Stumble is a mockumentary comedy set in the fiercely competitive world of junior college cheerleading, following an elite coach whose life is turned upside down when she’s forced to rebuild her career with a ragtag squad of lovable misfits. Determined to defy the odds and chase a championship title, the unlikely team must learn to work together and take their routines to new heights, shifting their approach into high cheer. The series stars Kristin Chenoweth (Wicked) Jenn Lyon (Claws), Taran Killam (Saturday Night Live),
7plus Sport
Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games - 24 Jul - 3 Aug
State Footy Finals - Starts 30 Aug
AFLW Launch + AFL Sunday Night (St Kilda v Carlton) - Starts 9 Aug
U20 World Athletics Championships (ft. Gout Gout) - 6-10 Aug
Horse Racing - Every Saturday
Football: AC Milan v Inter Milan- 5 & 11 Aug
Hockey World Cup - TBC
LIV Golf
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New York - 6-9 Aug
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Indianapolis - 21-24 Aug
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Michigan - 28-31 Aug
WSL Fiji Pro - Starts 25 Aug
7plus and 7Bravo - July titles
New Seasons
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Dr Pimple Popper Season 1 - 4 Aug
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Anatomy Of Lies - 7 Aug
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Prosecuting Evil With Kelly Siegler Season 2 - 10 Aug
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World’s Most Notorious Killers - 12 Aug
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Celebrity Family Feud Season 4 - 12 Aug
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Face To Face With Scott Peterson - 19 Aug
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Beyond Chelsea Season 2 - 22 Aug
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Southern Charm Season 11 - 23 Aug
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Celebrity Family Feud Season 5 - 27 Aug
Boxsets
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The Real Housewives Of Orange County: After Show Season 19 - 23 July
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The Real Housewives Of Orange County Season 18 - 30 July
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The Real Housewives Of Atlanta Season 13 - 1 Aug
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The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City Seasons 1, 2 & 3 - 1 Aug
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The Real Housewives Of New York City Seasons 10 & 11 - 1 Aug
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The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip Season 2 - 1 Aug
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The Real Housewives Of Miami Season 7 - 1 Aug
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Below Deck Down Under Seasons 1 & 3 - 1 Aug
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Beyond Chelsea Season 1 - 3 Aug
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Prosecuting Evil With Kelly Siegler Season 1 - 3 Aug
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Southern Charm Seasons 6 & 10 - 30 Aug
Blockbuster movies - July titles
- Godzilla (1998) - 1 Aug
- Battle: Los Angeles - 1 Aug
- Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs - 1 Aug
- In The Line Of Fire - 2 Aug
- Resident Evil: Apocalypse - 6 Aug
- Insidious: The Red Door - 7 Aug
- Mr. Bean’s Holiday - 7 Aug
- The Sweetest Thing - 7 Aug
- Happiest Season - 7 Aug
- Beast - 8 Aug
- Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 - 8 Aug
- Love Again - 8 Aug
- The Scorpion King - 9 Aug
- Resident Evil: Extinction - 13 Aug
- Jerry Maguire - 14 Aug
- The Whole Nine Yards - 14 Aug
- Safe House - 15 Aug
- Mitchells Vs The Machines - 15 Aug
- Taladega Nights - 15 Aug
- Fatherhood - 15 Aug
- Venom - 16 Aug
- Resident Evil: Afterlife - 20 Aug
- Ace Ventura: Pet Detective - 21 Aug
- Migration - 21 Aug
- Salt - 21 Aug
- Night Swim - 21 Aug
- Surf’s Up - 22 Aug
- Where The Crawdads Sing - 22 Aug
- Nightshade - 31 Aug
- The Absent - 31 Aug
- The Cult - 31 Aug
Gout Gout pulled out of the event a couple of weeks ago due to injury. Not sure why the people who compiled the streaming guide didn’t hear the news.
This year’s Men’s World Cup will take place on August 15-30 in Belgium and Netherlands. Australia (Kookaburras) is in group C and will play all three group matches in Wavre, Belgium.
7plus soars in July: up 80%, takes the #1 spot
Glasgow 2026, Farmer Wants A Wife, 7NEWS shine
The Seven Network’s 7plus captured the title of Australia’s most-watched commercial free-to-air streaming service in July, building its lead over rivals thanks to stellar numbers from the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, Farmer Wants A Wife, Home and Away, 7NEWS, Sunrise and more.
A 49% share of commercial BVOD viewing made 7plus the clear winner in July. It was #1 in both live streaming with a 49.5% share and in VOD (48.2%).
7plus’ all-people audience grew 80.3% last month, again outpacing its commercial free-to-air rivals. In live streaming alone, the 7plus audience was up 105%.
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games were the standout performer in July, drawing an average audience of 62,000 on 7plus, up 528% on the 2022 Games in Birmingham, and reaching 3.3 million people across the Games so far. Exclusive content on 7plus was a hit with sport fans, with the Australia v England netball pop-up on 26 July averaging 185,000 viewers, and the Australia v Tonga netball pop-up on 25 July drawing 92,000 viewers.
Farmer Wants A Wife was also a standout hit during July, jumping 79% year-on-year.
The July result means 7plus has been Australia’s most-watched commercial BVOD service for eight of the past 12 months.
It was also the fastest growing commercial free-to-air streaming across the first seven months of 2026, growing its audience 53.5% in the year to date compared to the same period in 2025. Live viewing was up 75.5% and VOD viewing increased 23.6%.
Seven’s Director of 7plus Content and Strategy, Andrew Green, said: “July was the biggest month in 7plus history and another clear demonstration of how Australians are embracing free streaming across live sport, news and entertainment.
“The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games attracted huge audiences, while Farmer Wants A Wife, Home and Away, 7NEWS and Sunrise all delivered outstanding results. More Australians are choosing to stream 7plus than any other commercial free-to-air service because we’re bringing together the live moments audiences don’t want to miss, alongside Australia’s favourite on demand content.
“The momentum will continue this month with an outstanding content slate, including the return of The Voice and Home and Away. Special events including TV’s night of nights, the TV WEEK** Logie Awards**, and the AFL Legends Match are exclusive to Seven, while the debut of the AFL Wildcard Round will deliver two extra AFL Finals games for fans. And summer starts early with Australia’s home Test series against Bangladesh,” he said.
Sport, news and entertainment content have underpinned 7plus’ growth in 2026. Highlights include (full season or season-to-date):
- Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games: 7plus audience up 528% (on Birmingham 2022)
- AFL Premiership Season: 7plus audience up 128%
- 7NEWS: 7plus audience up 94%
- Home and Away: 7plus audience up 84%
- Farmer Wants A Wife: 7plus audience up 79%
- The Chase Australia: 7plus audience up 79%
- The Front Bar: 7plus audience up 78%
- Australian Idol: 7plus audience up 74%
- The 1% Club: 7plus audience up 57%
- Sunrise: 7plus audience up 53%
- The Morning Show: 7plus audience up 53%
- 7NEWS Spotlight: 7plus audience up 51%
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Looks like Medium (which has been on the service the past year and a former Network Ten 2000s staple) is leaving 7Plus tomorrow.
I do think it’s a bit annoying when an entire show vanishes, rather than a particular season. The former usually happens if an entire back-catalogue series drops on vod all at once, but the latter if seasons drop gradually/different dates (like more premium franchises such as L&O) or newer and first run series.
That is why people are still resorting to other means to obtain the content. Which if I have a monthly subscription to say Netflix and I particularly like a particular show I am going to download said show and keep it in my private library incase the above happens. In my opinion this is perfectly OK but obviously against the ToS. But with DVDs Blurays increasingly being unavailable what other choice do we have? We own nothing when it’s in the cloud only.
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September 2026
Premiere titles
Episodes dropping 6.00pm weekly on 7plus ahead of broadcast.
A Taste For Murder – premieres w/c 28 September
Grieving DCI Joe Mottram and daughter Angelica seek solace in Italy but murder follows Joe wherever he goes. Drawn into the island’s dark underbelly, his in-laws offer comfort, but everyone is harbouring secrets. Stars Warren Brown (Ten Pound Poms), Beau Gadsdon (Ellis), Phyllis Logan (Murder Most Puzzling), Urbano Barberini, Alessandro Fella, Cristiana Dell’Anna, Marouane Zotti, Gaia Scodellaro and Alessandro Bedetti.
The Rookie – continues Mondays
The Rookie follows John Nolan, the LAPD’s oldest rookie, as he navigates the dangerous, unpredictable and often life-changing realities of policing in Los Angeles alongside a team of ambitious officers and seasoned detectives. Stars Nathan Fillion, Alyssa Diaz, Richard T. Jones, Mekia Cox, Melissa O’Neil, Eric Winter and Shawn Ashmore.
Happy’s Place – continues Tuesdays
Bobbie, a successful tavern owner’s world is turned upside down when she discovers she has a younger half-sister, Isabella, who inherits half of the family business. As the pair navigate their unexpected partnership, they rely on a colourful group of employees who quickly become more like family. Stars Reba McEntire, Belissa Escobedo and Melissa Peterman.
The Fall & Rise of Reggie Dinkins – continues Wednesdays
The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins follows disgraced former football star Reggie Dinkins as he embarks on a mission to rebuild his reputation with the help of award-winning filmmaker Arthur Tobin. Hoping to win back the admiration of his fans and the respect of his family, Reggie must confront the mistakes and unresolved ghosts of his past along the way.
The comedy series stars Tracy Morgan (30 Rock), Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter),
Stumble – continues Wednesdays
Stumble is a mockumentary comedy set in the fiercely competitive world of junior college cheerleading, following an elite coach whose life is turned upside down when she’s forced to rebuild her career with a ragtag squad of lovable misfits. Determined to defy the odds and chase a championship title, the unlikely team must learn to work together and take their routines to new heights, shifting their approach into high cheer. The series stars Kristin Chenoweth (Wicked) Jenn Lyon (Claws), Taran Killam (Saturday Night Live),
New to 7plus
The Wrong Man: 20 Years Behind Bars - premieres Sunday, 30 August
How Paul Denham, convicted of first-degree murder, fights to clear his name in the US.
World’s Biggest Cruise Ships – Tuesday, 1 September (part 1 of 3)
With exclusive access to Royal Caribbean’s record-breaking “Icon of the Seas”, in this glossy new, international two-parter, we invite viewers to climb on board the World’s Biggest Cruise Ship.
Poisoned - premieres 6 September
One death, countless victims, James Beal uncovers a deadly trade hiding in plain sight.
7plus Sport
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AFL Finals - Starts 28 Aug *Wildcard matches are new to the finals format.
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NFL Melbourne Game (The first regular NFL game on Australian soil) - 11 Sept
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WSL Fiji Pro - Until 4 Sept
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State Footy Grand Finals - 20 Sept
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The Brownlow Medal - 21 Sept
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AFL Grand Final - 26 Sept
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AFLW Season - continues
7plus and 7Bravo - September titles
New Seasons
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The Valley: Persian Style - 5 Sept
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The Real Housewives Of Rhode Island Season 1 - 9 Sept
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The Real Housewives Of Rhode Island Season 1 After Show - 9 Sept
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Buried In The Backyard Season 6 - 7 Sept
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Botched Season 1 - 13 Sept
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Fatal Family Feud Season 2 - 25 Sept
Boxsets
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Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard Season 2 - 1 Sept
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Love Undercover - 1 Sept
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Below Deck Season 9 - 1 Sept
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Sin City Murders Season 1 - 1 Sept
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Real Housewives Of New Jersey Season 10 - 1 Sept
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Made In Chelsea Seasons 21 & 22 - 1 Sept
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Buried In The Backyard Seasons 2 & 5 - 7 Sept
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Fatal Family Feud Season 1 - 25 Sept
Blockbuster movies - July titles
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Resident Evil: The Final Chapter - 3 Sept
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Downton Abbey - 4 Sept
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Monty Python’s The Meaning Of Life - 4 Sept
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The Emoji Movie - 4 Sept
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No Hard Feelings - 4 Sept
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The Smurfs 2 - 5 Sept
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Friends With Benefits - 5 Sept
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Sisters - 5 Sept
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Downton Abbey: A New Era - 11 Sept
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The Tourist - 11 Sept
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Last Night In Soho - 11 Sept
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Anger Management - 12 Sept
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The Smurfs: The Lost Village - 12 Sept
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Erin Brockovich - 12 Sept
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Godzilla (1998) - 13 Sept
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Green Zone - 17 Sept
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The Kingdom - 17 Sept
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Last Vegas - 18 Sept
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Maid In Manhattan - 18 Sept
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Dream Horse - 18 Sept
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The Break-Up - 19 Sept
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife - 19 Sept
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The Pope’s Exorcist - 19 Sept
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The Holdovers - 19 Sept
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Book Club: The Next Chapter - 19 Sept
Looks like there’s finally a feed on 7plus for Tasmania. I might not have to get my aerial fixed after all - it’s only WIN News I miss now.
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Do you really miss it? 
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yeah… Just to shake my head and see what they have before switching over to Tipping Point on Nine and showing how good I am knowing all the answers!
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I do this too sometimes, but instead through 9NBN Newcastle on 9Now and then watch it again on 9 Sydney! 
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Definitely a local feed now too - just had an ad for Intersport with stores listed as Burnie, Kingston and Launceston. Then there was a Sleepy’s ad with Tasmanian stores and now the good old Tasmanian Cripps Ambassador is back! Hello old slightly annoying friend!
Saw local ads on 7mate as well. Assuming 7two will be the same but 7flix and 7bravo we’ve never had on FTA here unless that’s suddenly changed also.
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7plus’ mega August: #1 in BVOD, up 63%
AFL, Home and Away, The Rookie, The Voice and more lead the charge
The AFL Premiership Season, Home and Away, Sunrise, The Voice, the TV WEEK** Logie Awards**, the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games and other leading content saw the Seven Network’s 7plus take the crown as the #1 commercial free-to-air streaming service in August, the fifth month in a row it won the top spot.
7plus captured a 48.6% share of commercial BVOD viewing in August, up from 42.2% in August last year. It was #1 in both live streaming with a 49.8% share and in VOD (46.1%).
After a record-breaking result in July, August saw 7plus achieve its second biggest monthly audience ever. Its all-people audience grew 63% last month, outpacing its commercial free-to-air rivals. In live streaming alone, the 7plus audience was up 91%.
The growth in August was driven, in part, by some of Seven’s key “always on” programs including The Chase Australia, which saw its year-on-year audience on 7plus grow 82% during the month, 7NEWS (up 81%), Home and Away (up 77%), The Front Bar (up 75%), The Morning Show (up 63%) and Sunrise (up 60%).
The new season of The Voice started in August and is posting its biggest ever numbers on 7plus with an average audience of 321,000, up 48% year-on-year.
The Rookie was the third most watched on 7plus last month behind Home and Away and The Voice with an average audience of 311,000.
The induction of A Country Practice into the TV WEEK** Logie Awards** Hall of Fame on 16 August triggered a sharp jump in viewing of the iconic Seven show on 7plus. Viewing jumped 63% year-on-year, with 27 million minutes watched in just two weeks.
The August numbers mean 7plus has been Australia’s most-watched commercial BVOD service for nine of the past 12 months.
It was also the fastest growing commercial free-to-air streaming across the first eight months of 2026, growing its year-to-date audience 55% compared to the same period in 2025. Live viewing was up 78% and VOD viewing rose 24%.
Seven’s Director of 7plus Content and Strategy, Andrew Green, said: “August was another huge month for 7plus, with more than four billion minutes – or 70 million hours – streamed, making it our second biggest month ever and our fifth consecutive month as Australia’s most-watched commercial free-to-air streaming service.
“What’s particularly pleasing is the consistency of the performance. 7plus was number one in both live streaming and on demand, with Australians continuing to turn to 7plus for the biggest live moments alongside their favourite entertainment.
“September will take that to another level. The AFL Final Series, Brownlow Medal and AFL Grand Final headline a massive month of live sport, alongside the historic NFL Melbourne game, while My Kitchen Rules launches, The Voice reaches its grand finale and Home and Away continues with a huge month of new episodes,” he said.
“More than 1.2 million Australians watched 7plus every day in August, another sign of the scale 7plus has reached. And we’re only getting started.”
Sport, news and entertainment content have underpinned 7plus’ growth in 2026. Highlights include (full season or season-to-date):
· Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games: 7plus audience up 526% (on Birmingham 2022)
· AFL Premiership Season: 7plus audience up 127%
· 7NEWS: 7plus audience up 95%
· The Chase Australia: 7plus audience up 91%
· Farmer Wants A Wife: 7plus audience up 86%
· Home and Away: 7plus audience up 74%
· Australian Idol: 7plus audience up 74%
· The Front Bar: 7plus audience up 72%
· 7NEWS Spotlight: 7plus audience up 67%
· The TV WEEK Logie Awards: audience up 64%
· Sunrise: 7plus audience up 57%
· The Morning Show: 7plus audience up 56%
· The 1% Club: 7plus audience up 54%
· The Voice: 7plus audience up 48%