The long-running Australian soap opera 'Neighbours' is set to end its run once again, with the final episode scheduled to air in December 2025.

Amazon’s Freevee then rescued the show, striking a deal with program maker Fremantle. Freevee, Amazon’s ad-supported free streamer itself was axed in November last year, as Deadline’s Nellie Andreeva revealed at the time. The show then transferred to Prime Video.

The original TV program ended with a finale in 2022 but it was rebooted by Amazon MGM Studios the following year. It currently streams in Australia, as well as the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, South Africa and New Zealand.

The Neighbours have been sent packing, again. 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.

NEIGHBOURS is being axed again – after production company Fremantle failed to agree a new deal with Amazon.  The beloved Australian soap will stop production this summer with the final

The announcement came on Thursday (February 20), just two years since Amazon saved the series after it was dropped by the Aussie channel Network 10. Neighbours was originally canceled in 2022 after 37 seasons, only for Amazon to revive it months later on its streaming service Freevee.

For its army of fans in the UK, Neighbours is more than just a TV show. The ongoing story of Ramsay Street is a cosy 20-minute dose of joy and escapism, which has tied friends, family and fans together into an unforgettable shared viewing experience for four decades.

The drama series will finish up at the end of 2025, 40 years after making its television debut on Channel Ten.

Neighbours has reportedly been axed again as Amazon have pulled the plug on the iconic Australian soap after just two years on the streaming platform