Hubbl and Foxtel made the decision to close down LifeStyle and Flash in late 2025. If you're still looking for the LifeStyle app's content, you will find most of it on Binge. Here's a quick look at Binge's plans:
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LifeStyle is a new streaming service from Hubbl (the company behind Binge, Flash, and Kayo Sports) that launched in 2024. Hubbl itself is owned by Foxtel.
What is LifeStyle?

LifeStyle is (rather aptly) the home of lifestyle programming on from the Hubbl-owned suite of streaming services.
Broadly it features programming from three main categories including property (home renovations and real estate) food (cooking shows and gastronomy docos) and real-life (think GoggleBox and Highway Patrol).
Some of the shows you would once find on Binge, have now found a home on LifeStyle including:
- Great Australian Bake Off
- Grand Designs Australia
- Selling Houses Australia
- Love It or List It Australia
How much does LifeStyle cost?
LifeStyle costs $8 per month. You get one screen and up to 1080p HD quality.
You can save $5 by bundling two other eligible apps through Hubbl. These include Netflix, Binge, Kayo Sports, and Flash. You'll save a total of $10 if you have four of the eligible apps or $15 if you have all five.
See how LifeStyle's price compares to the other major streaming services on the Australian market:
What can I watch on LifeStyle?
As aforementioned, LifeStyle features shows in the property, food, and real-life categories.
Food includes programs such as The Great Australian Bake Off, The Great British Bake Off, Hell's Cottage, Nigella: At My Table, River Cottage Australia and more.
In terms of real estate TV it hosts the likes of Selling Houses Australia, Grand Designs Australia and Love It Or List It Australia and more. You'll also find your less traditional "shock" reality TV programming such as Paramedics, 24 Hours in Emergency and The Repair Shop Australia.
How can I watch LifeStyle?
To stream shows and movies through LifeStyle, you'll need an active internet connection and a compatible device.
At present, the only compatible device are desktop web browsers and the Hubbl set-top box or Hubbl Glass TV.
What are the best internet plans for LifeStyle?
For streaming the best thing you can do is make sure you have capacity. While most internet plans have unlimited data, download speed is shared between all your connected devices. As such we recommend signing up for at least an NBN 50 plan for households with between 2-4 people.
See the cheapest NBN 50 plans in WhistleOut's database:
What are the alternatives to LifeStyle?
LifeStyle joins a growing list of niche-streaming services in Australia. You can also sign up to one of the primary entertainment streaming services such as Netflix, Stan, Paramount Plus, Amazon Prime Video, and Apple TV Plus. Plus there are free-to-watch TV options from ABC (iView), Ten (Tenplay), Seven (7Plus), Nine (9Now), and SBS (On Demand).
There's also Hubbl's Binge service; some shows found on LifeStyle can also be found on Binge, in addition to Binge's broader library.
Other niche-streaming services include Hayu, the home of that more typical "trash" reality TV and BritBox which is an entertainment streaming service that exclusively features British series.
For a deep dive into the major streaming services available in Australia, head to our comparison guide.
Does LifeStyle have a free trial?
LifeStyle currently offers a 7-day free trial in Australia. Other streaming platforms that offer free trials include:
- Binge offers a 7-day free trial for new users
- Sports lovers can score a 7-day free trial on Kayo
- Apple TV Plus boasts a 7-day free trial for new sign-ups
- You can get a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime, which includes Amazon Prime Video
What features does LifeStyle have?
LifeStyle is a new streaming service and currently offers the minimum features you'd expect:
- Up to 1080p HD stream quality
- Streaming on one device at a time
Dylan Crismale
Digital Content Editor
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