Ovation TV has announced its acquisition of three seasons of the hit Australian drama series A Place to Call Home from AMC Networks’ RLJ Entertainment.
A Place to Call Home: Ovation TV Acquires Three Seasons of Hit Aussie Drama

Ovation TV has announced its acquisition of three seasons of the hit Australian drama series A Place to Call Home from AMC Networks’ RLJ Entertainment.
One Australian TV series premieres in the US in November, while an awards-nominated Aussie TV movie begins streaming via SVOD.
Hello, weekend! What should we (binge) watch over the next couple of days? One (or several) of these nine shows from Australia and New Zealand? Okay!
Fans of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries in the US and Canada (except Quebec) can get their fix of all three seasons of the hit series on Acorn TV starting in October.
A corrupt cop, a drug lord, and a serial killer are three of the characters in seven Aussie historical dramas that are currently available for streaming on Prime Video in the US.
With hundreds of TV shows from Down Under available in the US, let’s look at ten titles that are (mostly) outside the realm of the mysteries and crime dramas we’re so fond of.
A bunch of series from Down Under have become available on Prime Video in the US over the past several months. Here are ten that you can binge.
Stateside fans of Down Under TV have probably seen Antonia Prebble in at least one show from New Zealand or Australia. If not, here are several to get acquainted with her work.
Three programs make their stateside debuts in April, including a sitcom, a documentary, and an eagerly-awaited new mystery series — all from Australia.
Ms Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries, the new spin-off series of the international hit Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, arrives in the States next month. Woo hoo!
Fans of Miss Fisher, rejoice! Both the new film and TV series premiere this year, and Acorn TV is the only SVOD service in North America that will have them.
As of this writing, the new and returning series in October are from Australia, including Rake, which brings back one of the most beloved characters in Down Under TV.