[Brad Lockyer]

In some unwelcome news, Aussie viewers will once again have to pay more for Netflix after the streaming giant confirmed it would be raising prices here from between $1 and $3 per month, depending on which tier you have.

It’s at least the third price hike from Netflix in the past two years and comes after it controversially shut down the ability of users to share their password with family and friends.

The cost of a standard Netflix plan with ads is now $7.99 per month (up from $6.99), standard with no ads is $18.99 per month (up from $16.99) and the top-tier premium plan is now $25.99 per month (up from $22.99).

Will you still be coughing up for Netflix? It seems most of us can’t do without it.

[Tommy Livingstone]

it is very unwelcome to see companies continually up their prices in quick succession .I guess the time will come that no one will subscribe in the future .
In reality the companies got to realise there are some things in this modern world that we can really do with out if we choose

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