Just a week after Apple added new channels to the Apple TV in several countries across the world, the tiny black set-top box got a new content once again, this time in Australia, Japan, UK, Ireland and Scandinavia.

Here’s a complete list:

• Viaplay (Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden): live sports, movies, TV series, children’s programs;
• Stan (Australia): streaming service offering subscription to unlimited viewing of selected movies and TV shows;
• WWE Wrestling Network (UK, Ireland): WWE Network brings all their twelve Pay-per-view streams including WrestleMania and WCW, the complete home video library, selected weekly matches and some specials; available for unlimited 24×7 streaming;
• Bandai (Japan): a local, subscription-based network offering localized shows and anime.

All channels are available as an automatic over-the-air update, no software update required.

Also read: Apple TV 4 to be introduced in June

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The wait is finally over Down Under. As promised by Netflix, their streaming service has just opened doors to media lovers in Australia and New Zealand. And that means, Apple TV users in these countries will have a new favorite channel on their homescreens from now on.

You can sign up directly on Apple TV (or on web) for a free one month trial but you will need to attach the iTunes account or credit card info for future payments.

Netflix plans in Australia are as follows:

• single-stream access to standard definition content: A$8.99/month;
• two-stream high-definition access: A$11.99/month;
• four-stream Ultra HD access: A$14.99/month.

MacRumors has noticed that the Australia and New Zealand Netflix catalogs are not the same as the US one.

Movies like The Wolf of Wall Street, Silver Linings Playbook, World War Z, and The Croods are available on Netflix in the U.S., but are not available in Australia and New Zealand.

According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Australian Netflix has several thousand fewer titles than the U.S. version of the service, but it has 693 shows that are not available in the U.S. or Canada.

Netflix announced however that the content available in Australia and New Zeland will improve over time as they make new deals with TV Shows and movie distributors.

Meanwhile, if you really want to gain access to the complete US Netflix catalog, you can follow our guide: How to watch Netflix on Apple TV outside the US.

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