As the week of July 7, 2025, unfolds, streaming platforms across New Zealand are set to deliver a diverse array of new films and television series, catering to a wide spectrum of viewer preferences. From thought-provoking local documentaries and international thrillers to popular reality competitions and highly anticipated movie releases, subscribers to services including Netflix NZ, Neon, TVNZ+, Shudder, and ThreeNow will find numerous options to explore over the coming days.
This influx of new content begins promptly on July 7, marking the start of a busy week for digital entertainment consumption. Anticipation is building for several key titles making their debut across different platforms.
Week Commencing July 7: Key Arrivals
Kickstarting the week on July 7, TVNZ+ introduces the six-part documentary series titled “ALLGOODS”. This production is presented by best buddies Toi Rankin and Pablo Sinclair, who embark on an exploration of what it means to be truly “all goods” in the contemporary context of 2025. The series delves into the vital aspects of wellbeing within Māori and Pasifika communities, notably employing the lens of the Māori health framework known as Te Whare Tapa Whā to structure its inquiry and insights.
Also arriving on July 7 is the Korean film “The Chaser”, set to stream on Shudder. Directed by Na Hong-jin, this film is a gripping thriller that draws inspiration from a true story. The movie features notable performances from its lead actors, Kim Yoon-seok and Ha Jung-woo, promising an intense cinematic experience for fans of the genre.
Completing the lineup of major releases for July 7 is “Lego Masters Australia”, premiering on ThreeNow. This popular reality competition series returns, this time featuring a global lineup of competitors. The new season promises fresh challenges, including the introduction of a new, all-powerful Lego piece. The program sees the return of familiar faces, with Ryan McNaught serving as the judge and Hamish Blake hosting the proceedings.
Mid-Week Streaming Additions on Netflix
The international streaming giant, Netflix, significantly bolsters its catalogue throughout the week, with a substantial wave of releases scheduled from July 8 onwards.
On July 8, Netflix subscribers can look forward to multiple additions. Among these are the titles “Better Late Than Single”, “Quarterback: S2” (the second season of the sports docu-series), and the stand-up comedy special “Nate Jackson: Super Funny”. Film enthusiasts will note the arrival of “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse”, a highly acclaimed animated feature. Also joining the library on this day is “Make It Look Real”.
Mid-week continues with more new content landing on July 9. Releases include the drama “Under a Dark Sun”, the crime series “The Gringo Hunters”, the music-focused production “Building The Band”, and the series “Ziam”.
July 10 marks another busy day for Netflix with a cluster of diverse titles becoming available. The list includes “7 Bears”, “Off Road”, “Too Much”, “Brick”, and “Leviathan”. Fans of television series can also catch up with the arrival of the first three seasons of “Sneaky Pete: S1-S3” on this date.
Later in the Week and Weekend Highlights on Netflix
As the week progresses towards the weekend, Netflix continues to add more content for viewers.
Scheduled for release on July 11 are several notable titles. These include the first two seasons of the local favourite “New Zealand Today: S1-S2”, Tyler Perry’s film “Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Destination Wedding”, the comedy “Almost Cops”, and the Hindi-language film “Aap Jaisa Koi”.
Rounding out the week’s major cinematic additions on Netflix, the highly anticipated film “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” is listed for release on July 12.
This week promises a rich selection of viewing options across New Zealand’s streaming platforms. From local stories and international dramas to thrilling movies and reality television, audiences have a full schedule of new content arriving from July 7, 2025.
