Australia’s newest streaming service Paramount+ is available now on Telstra TV; top picks to get started

Stream a mountain of entertainment on Australia’s freshest streaming service, Paramount+ launching and accessible right now on Telstra TV.

With one-of-a-kind stories and iconic stars, there’s something for everybody to love- from Paramount+ originals and exclusives to blockbuster movies from Paramount and a mind-boggling range of dramas from Showtime, comedies from Comedy Central, MTV unscripted TV shows, Smithsonian channel documentaries and Nickelodeon content for youngsters, everything being equal.

New Paramount+ subscribers can sign up now for a 7-day free trial at paramountplus.com/telstratv. Then, at that point, essentially install the app from the App Store on your Telstra TV to begin streaming Paramount+ today. (Subscription fee of $8.99 each month applies after your time for testing closes except if you drop your subscription. Data charges apply).

With such a lot of incredible substance accessible to stream, here are only a couple of our top picks to assist you with the beginning.

1. Infinite

Be among the first in Australia to catch Mark Wahlberg’s death-defying new action blockbuster, INFINITE. Accessible solely on Paramount+, this science fiction thriller sees Wahlberg play Evan McCauley – a man tormented for his entire life by strange visions of individuals and spots he’s never experienced, and somehow mastering skills he never began learning.

At the point when he’s found by an underground group called the “Infinites”, they uncover that his thought process was hallucinations are for sure recollections from previous existences crossing hundreds of years. Furthermore, presently they need his assistance – with the expert skills he’s obtained – to bring down Bathurst (Chiwetel Ejiofor), not set in stone to end the curse of reincarnation and destroy all life on Earth all the while.

2. Five Bedrooms

Move in with the housemates of Aussie original comedy-drama FIVE BEDROOMS, as this much-loved series finds a fresh out of the brand new home on Paramount+ for its profoundly expected second season. At the point when five people with nothing in like manner are lumped together on the singles table at a wedding reception, they hatch a crazy plan to pool their cash and purchase a house together.

Their makeshift family incorporates lawyer Liz (Kat Stewart), her gay dearest friend doctor Harry (Roy Joseph), chirpy real estate agent Ainsley (Katie Robertson), her former landlord Heather (Doris Younane), and tradie Ben (Stephen Peacocke) – who this season find themselves dealing with a new home, messy renovations, heartbreaking tragedy and new love on the horizon.

3. Why Women Kill

From Marc Cherry, the creator of Desperate Housewives, comes the deliciously diabolical comedy-drama series, WHY WOMEN KILL. While the first season followed three separate slightly whimsical stories of marital murder spanning the fifties, eighties, and 2000s, the subsequent season presently streaming is planted firmly in the forties and tracks down homely homemaker Alma Fillcot (Allison Tolman) obsessively coveting the elegantly sophisticated women of the Elysian Park Garden Club.

To go along with this, she must move past club president and series villainess, Rita (Lana Parrilla). In any case, behind Rita’s bewitching heartlessness is a dim mystery – and the apparently sweet Alma may very well have her very own couple concealed below the surface too.

4. Two Weeks to Live

On the off chance that you loved her as Arya Stark in Game of Thrones, you won’t have any desire to miss Maisie Williams in her most recent revenge-fuelled role in TWO WEEKS TO LIVE. Brought up in rural Scotland by her doomsday prepper single mother Tina (played hilariously by Fleabag’s Sian Clifford), Kim Stokes has grown up figuring the world could come all of a moment.

So when she ventures outside her limits and meets two brothers over a pint at the pub, it’s not really shocking when she’s deceived by a fake news report into thinking the apocalypse is due in only two short weeks. Presently accepting she has nothing left to lose, Kim anticipates looking for equity for her father’s murder fifteen years sooner. The issue is, that there is significantly more going on than her mother has let on.

5. iCarly

Hit like and subscribe on the full-grown reboot of iCARLY, as the OG internet influencer returns to our screens solely on Paramount+. Back in 2007 preceding streaming TV became typical, there was iCarly – the Nickelodeon sitcom about teenager Carly Shay (played by Miranda Cosgrove) who hosted her own wildly famous webcast variety show with friend Freddie (Nathan Kress) and more established brother Spencer (Jerry Trainor).

Furthermore, presently they’re back, with Carly’s fashion stylist roommate Harper (Laci Mosley) and Freddie’s stepdaughter Millicent (Jaidyn Triplett) to take on the world wide web once more.

6. Kamp Koral

Dive back into SpongeBob’s younger years in KAMP KORAL, the prequel to Nickelodeon’s nautically nonsensical animated adventure series. Join ten-year-old SpongeBob SquarePants and his cabinmates Patrick Star and Sandy Cheeks as they spend their summer camping on Lake Yuckymuck – learning how to swim, catching jellyfish, building campfires, and having a good time investigating the kelp forest with their many underwater pals.

This, thus considerably more, streaming on Paramount+. New Paramount+ subscribers can sign up now for a 7-day free trial at paramountplus.com/telstratv

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Things you need to know

Paramount+: 7-day free trial offer for new Paramount+ subscribers as it were. A subscription charge of $8.99 each month applies after your trial period ends unless you drop your subscription. Information charges apply.

Telstra TV: Requires a compatible TV with an HDMI port. A minimum internet speed of 3.5mbps is suggested. Antenna required to get to allowed to air directs in your space. Subscription and data charges apply. Search is not accessible across all apps.