Bluey is a children’s show that plenty of adults watch too, and the question that comes up is a practical one: where is it in my country? The answer splits neatly. Australia and New Zealand have it on local broadcasters’ streaming services; North America and the UK have it on Disney+. And if Bluey is your gateway to Australian television, the ABC’s streaming service has more worth finding. Every listing below was checked on the platform’s own page.
Bluey: where it streams
ABC iview describes Bluey as a six-year-old Blue Heeler who turns everyday family life into adventures that build imagination and resilience, with Melanie Zanetti and Dave McCormack in the voice cast. The ABC notes on the same page that the series won the 2025 Logie for Best Children’s Program.
Australia: ABC iview
ABC iview, the ABC’s streaming service, lists all three seasons under “All episodes”. Episodes run about seven minutes each on iview, which is why a “just one more” negotiation can go on for some time. The page starts viewers at the first episode, “The Magic Xylophone”.
Image: ABC
Image: ABC
Image: ABC
New Zealand: TVNZ+
In New Zealand, TVNZ+ lists three seasons of Bluey, with the introduction: “Meet Bluey, the inexhaustible Blue Heeler dog who loves to play.”
Canada, the US and the UK: Disney+
Disney+ carries Bluey in all three markets. Its title pages for Canada, the US and the UK each list three seasons, spanning 2018 to 2022. The show is rated TV-Y in Canada and the US, and 0+ in the UK. Disney+ also lists a separate Bluey Minisodes title in Canada, under “You May Also Like”.
For parents: if you have moved between countries and your child’s favourite episode has vanished, the platform is the reason, not the show. Search Bluey in the local service listed above.
Where to start: season 1, episode 1, wherever you watch. The episodes are short, so the first season works as a sampler before you commit to a full run of all three.
Beyond Bluey: three Australian series on ABC iview
If the household has grown up on Bluey, the grown-ups can stay on iview. Three series to start with, all on ABC iview in Australia:
Fisk
A comedy about Helen Tudor-Fisk, who takes a job at a small suburban wills and probate firm after her life falls apart, expecting to avoid people because the clients are dead, according to iview. Kitty Flanagan leads a cast including Julia Zemiro, Marty Sheargold and Aaron Chen. Three seasons are listed.
Best for: half-hour comedy with a deadpan streak.
Utopia
A satire that iview describes as a show about turning poorly planned, uncosted schemes into “Nation Building”. Rob Sitch, Celia Pacquola, Kitty Flanagan and Luke McGregor star. Five seasons are listed.
Best for: anyone who has ever sat through a meeting about a meeting.
Mystery Road: Origin
The drama, starring Mark Coles Smith, follows Jay Swan through his first posting in an outback town, where a death, a love affair and the strain of policing between two worlds change his life, according to iview. Two seasons are listed, and the ABC notes the series is nominated for five 2026 Logie Awards.
Best for: a slow-burn crime series for a weekend binge.
What about Heartbreak High?
Netflix‘s reboot of the 1990s Sydney school drama is the other Australian series many viewers look for. The Remote could not open the Netflix title page for the current series to confirm where it streams, and Netflix’s pages for the original 1990s Heartbreak High say that version is not available to watch in the US. If you are looking for the reboot, check Netflix in your country.
Likewise, we could not confirm Fisk, Utopia or Mystery Road: Origin on a platform page outside Australia. Check your platform.
Where to watch
- Bluey seasons 1 to 3 · ABC iview · AU · Streaming now
- Bluey seasons 1 to 3 · TVNZ+ · NZ · Streaming now
- Bluey seasons 1 to 3 · Disney+ · CA US UK · Streaming now
- Fisk seasons 1 to 3 · ABC iview · AU · Streaming now
- Utopia seasons 1 to 5 · ABC iview · AU · Streaming now
- Mystery Road: Origin seasons 1 and 2 · ABC iview · AU · Streaming now
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