Stan Weekly News: Raising Kanan returns as Fightland lands premiere date

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Stan Weekly News: Raising Kanan returns as Fightland lands premiere date – Stan has unveiled a fresh slate of announcements spanning final seasons, returning favourites and brand-new originals, with updates on Power Book III: Raising Kanan, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, Alone, The Walking Dead: Dead City and the upcoming crime drama Fightland.

Raising Kanan enters its final chapter

The final season of Power Book III: Raising Kanan premieres on Stan from 4.00pm AEST today, with new episodes streaming weekly.

In the fifth and concluding season, Kanan’s transformation into the ruthless figure audiences know from the wider Power universe reaches its climax. After a season of self-discovery and uncertainty, Kanan finally embraces who he needs to become, setting off a chain reaction that threatens everyone around him.

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder to end with Season Three

Stan has confirmed that A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder will return for a third and final season.

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The new instalment will complete the adaptation of Holly Jackson’s bestselling book trilogy, with Emma Myers, Zain Iqbal, Henry Ashton and Asha Banks all set to return.

While no release date has been announced, viewers can catch up on the first two seasons now streaming on Stan.

Fresh drama unfolds in Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money

The latest episode of Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money premieres at 2.00pm AEST today.

The divide between the Blue Rose girls and rivals Lily and Annie deepens as tensions erupt during a lingerie shoot, forcing loyalties to be tested and threatening to fracture the group.

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New episodes continue weekly on Fridays.

Alone introduces a world-first competition

The acclaimed survival series Alone returns on 18 June, raising the stakes with the introduction of the franchise’s first-ever World Champion.

Ten elite survivalists from around the world will face the brutal conditions of Canada’s Richardson Mountains, enduring isolation, extreme weather and dangerous wildlife in pursuit of the $500,000 prize.

Seasons One to Twelve are currently available to stream on Stan.

Dead City returns this July

Maggie and Negan are heading back into Manhattan when The Walking Dead: Dead City returns on 27 July.

Starring Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the latest season continues exploring the dangers lurking within a post-apocalyptic New York City, where the undead are only part of the problem.

The first two seasons are streaming now on Stan.

50 Cent’s Fightland premieres in August

Stan has also released a teaser for Fightland, the new crime drama executive produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson.

Premiering 1 August, the series follows Duke Kilroy, whose world is shattered when a brutal attack claims his brother’s life and sends him to prison. Upon his release years later, Duke embarks on a dangerous quest for revenge against the powerful figure he believes orchestrated his downfall.

More to come from Stan

From major franchise finales and bestselling book adaptations to gritty crime dramas and survival epics, Stan’s latest announcements offer a glimpse at what’s still to come across the platform.

With new premieres arriving throughout winter and beyond, subscribers have plenty to add to their watchlists.

For more information, visit Stan.

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