Neighbours Cancelled (Again), at Amazon
The Australian soap opera has been cancelled at Amazon, nearly three years after it was 'saved' by the streamer's Freevee hub, according to an announcement made on the series' X account.
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'We are sad to announce that Neighbours will be resting from December 2025,' the statement said. 'New episodes from the 40th anniversary season will continue to air on Prime Video and [Australia's] Ten four times a week until the end of the year, with all the big soapie twists and turns that our viewers love.'
TVLine has reached out to Amazon for confirmation of the series' cancellation.
We are sad to announce that Neighbours will be resting from December 2025. New episodes from the 40th anniversary season will continue to air on Prime Video and Ten four times a week until the end of the year, with all the big soapie twists and turns that our viewers love. pic.twitter.com/Jo7Bc6Wovl
— Neighbours (@neighbours) February 21, 2025
While the series originated in Australia, it was primarily funded by UK broadcasting partner Channel 5 since it began airing on the network in 2008. When Channel 5 pulled its funding in early 2022 (to focus on more original content), the series sought a new home and was picked up by Freevee (fka IMDb TV, Amazon's free streaming hub).
Set in the fictional suburb of Erinsborough, Neighbours follows the lives of the residents of Ramsay Street, exploring the dramas, relationships and conflicts that arise among neighbors. The series had notable stars as part of the cast like Margot Robbie, Kylie Minogue, Jason Donovan and Guy Pearce.
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