
Best TV and Internet packages in Australia
Looking for your streaming and Internet to be bundled in 1 tidy bill? We’ve compared TV and Internet packages from 7 NBN providers to find the best for your household.

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Here are our top picks for the best TV and Internet bundles in Australia:
- Best TV, phone and Internet package: Telstra NBN Unlimited + Telstra TV $104
- Best Fetch bundle: Internode NBN 50 Unlimited + 24 months free Fetch $59.99
- Best Telstra TV bundle: Telstra NBN Unlimited + Telstra TV $89
- Best Foxtel bundle: Foxtel Broadband NBN + Platinum Plus $187
- Best streaming discount: Optus Internet Everyday Fast $99
Best TV, phone and Internet package
The best overall bundle really depends on what kind of content you're looking for. We reckon the best package comes from Telstra where you can build the ultimate entertainment bundle.
Why we like Telstra:
- Unlimited standard local, national and Australian mobile calls included.
- Access Telstra TV to watch a wide range of streaming apps (including Foxtel Now), free-to-air TV and catch-up services.
- 3 months of subscription to BINGE (new customers only).
- Option to bundle in Kayo for sports content.
- Option to add gaming into the mix too with an Xbox Series X or S console. A subscription to Xbox Game Pass is included (access 100+ games each month) or get All Access for an additional $33 a month.
Best Fetch bundle
There are lots of NBN providers that offer Fetch TV, but few with a deal as generous as Internode with its free 24-month Fetch entertainment deal.
Why we like Internode:
- Great value NBN 50 plan is discounted to $59.99 for the first 6 months, then $79.99 after,
- No lock-in contract or NBN setup fee.
- Optional Fetch entertainment included for free for 24 months (individual channel pack fees apply).
- Keep in mind: If you opt in for Fetch, a separate one-off $59.99 setup fee will apply.
Best Telstra TV bundle
If you only want an Internet plan and Telstra TV, then a Telstra Entertainment+ plan is the one for you.
What we like about Telstra:
- Telstra TV gives older TVs smart features (such as access to subscription services like Netflix and catch-up services like ABC iview).
- NBN plan comes with a Telstra Smart Modem with 4G backup, which is useful during an NBN outage.
- Includes 3 months of BINGE free for new subscribers.
- NBN 25 speed is great for 1-2 people, or you can get NBN 50 or faster for an additional cost.
- Keep in mind: If you already have a smart TV, gaming console, Apple TV or similar device, Telstra TV doesn't offer many new features.
Best Foxtel bundle
Foxtel is the OG TV bundle in Australia, so it makes sense that it has jumped on the NBN bandwagon to give you all your entertainment in one place.
Both Telstra and Foxtel offer Foxtel and Internet bundles. Oddly, Telstra is cheaper on the Foxtel half of the bundle, while Foxtel is cheaper on the NBN half.
If you're wanting to go for the plan that has absolutely everything, that's the Unlimited Foxtel NBN Broadband Platinum Plus Bundle.
Why we like Foxtel:
- More than 72 channels of movies, sport and entertainment.
- Multiroom casting.
- $47 discount for the first 12 months (normally this package is $215 per month).
- Standard Netflix subscription included.
- Keep in mind: Foxtel's Internet packages are only available on a 12- or 24-month contract, so you'll need to be willing to stick it out for the long run.
Best streaming discount
Whereas the other top picks we've selected focus on set-top box bundles, Optus wins the crown for offering the best streaming discount. Sign up to any Optus NBN plan and get access to its SubHub feature where you can save up to 10% on your streaming subscriptions.
Why we like Optus:
- Save via Optus SubHub – you'll get 5% off if you add 2 subscriptions or 10% off with 3 or more subscriptions. Choose from streaming platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime and more lifestyle services like Sweat fitness and Calm meditation.
- $10 off a month for the first 6 months – pay $89 a month instead of $99.
- Get the Optus Ultra Wi-Fi modem with 4G backup included when you sign up.
- Keep in mind: You'll need to stay connected for 36 months to get the modem free of charge. Leave before then and you'll need to pay $7 a month for each month remaining.
Compare to find the best TV and Internet package
Don't think our top picks are right for you? We've rounded up Internet plans that come bundled with entertainment in the comparison table below.
Keep in mind that this doesn't include NBN plans that come with an option to add on entertainment, only those that come as an exclusive package.
Frequently asked questions
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The best TV and Internet package will depend on what streaming services you're after and what Internet speed you'll be happy with. The following are our top picks for the best TV and Internet packages:
- Best TV, phone and Internet package: Telstra NBN Unlimited + Telstra TV $104
- Best Fetch bundle: iPrimus NBN50 Unlimited + Fetch Mighty $75
- Best Telstra TV bundle: Telstra NBN Unlimited + Telstra TV $89
- Best Foxtel bundle: Foxtel Broadband NBN + Platinum Plus $164
- Best streaming discount: Optus Internet Everyday Fast $89
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Most TV and Internet packages are for set-top boxes that will help you keep all your streaming services in 1 place, rather than constantly switching between apps. This is aimed at convenience rather than saving you money.
An exception to this is Optus SubHub, which allows you to bundle streaming and lifestyle subscriptions via its service for a combined discount of up to 10% (for 3 or more subscriptions). You'll get access to Optus SubHub on any Optus NBN plan or postpaid Optus mobile plan.
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Fetch Mini and Fetch Mighty are almost the same, but Mighty is able to record hundreds of hours of live TV, which can be handy if you want to watch the game later or your soaps aren't on catch up.
Alice Clarke is an award-winning freelance journalist, producer and presenter, as well as co-curator of the PAX Aus Together Lounge. In her 15 years as a journalist she’s appeared in The Age, Herald Sun Finder, Gizmodo, Kotaku, the ABC, Stevivor, Cracked, Curve and many other publications.
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if I join optus naked broadband on the lowest data plan and subscribe to Netflix – can I watch unlimited Netflix as optus says it’s unmetered?
Hi Simone,
Unmetered Netflix is available on any fixed-line home broadband plan– including the low-tier plans. Unmetered Netflix is not available on their mobile broadband plans.
Hope that helps,
Brodie