Foxtel Remains Home of Popular Reality TV and Docos with A+E Expanded Deal

Foxtel remains your exclusive source of factual content in Australia with the company’s expanded multi-year partnership with A+E Networks. From reality shows to riveting documentaries, fans of the factual genre will be able to continue access exclusive premieres of popular and engrossing content from The History Channel, Crime & Investigation, A&E, and Lifetime Movie Network (LMN).

Continuing a partnership that has been flourishing for over two decades now, the Foxtel Group and A+E Networks bring unrivalled reality TV and docos to Foxtel’s more than 3.5 million subscribers. Some of A&E’s acclaimed titles include long-running shows Pawn Stars, Storage Wars, and American Pickers. Newer titles have since been added, such as Court Cam, Forged in Fire, and the revived Cold Case Files.

Foxtel users will also have continued access to a wide range of movies from the Lifetime Movie Network (LMN). The new high-definition LMN channel has been part of the Foxtel Movies bundle at no extra cost to customers since September of last year. Meanwhile, Crime & Investigation, The History Channel, and A&E are part of Foxtel’s Favourites pack and included in the Platinum Plus bundle

How to access A+E Networks channels?

Crime & Investigation, The History Channel, and A&E are all part of Foxtel’s Favourites pack, which you can subscribe to as an add-on to your Foxtel Plus bundle for $20/month. Lifetime Movie Network, on the other hand, is part of Foxtel’s Movies HD bundle, also for a $20/month add-on fee. You will need to subscribe to the base Foxtel Plus bundle first ($49/month) in order to add channel packs.

To enjoy everything that Foxtel offers like the Sports HD, Movies HD, and Kids channels, you can get the Platinum Plus bundle, which includes channels from A+E Networks, for $139/month. If you sign up on a 12-month plan today, you can score $30/month off for a whole year!

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