Astro Malaysia has announced updated offerings for its Astro One packages, introducing lower promotional pricing alongside expanded streaming and entertainment benefits for both new and existing subscribers. If you're looking to subscribe to Astro, here's everything you need to know.

In another breaking news, Radio Televisyen Malaysia will officially stop broadcasting its channels on Astro Malaysia Holdings beginning 1 July 2026, marking the end of a partnership that has lasted for almost three decades. The move will affect RTM channels, including TV1 HD, TV2 HD, and Okey on Astro’s satellite and OTT platforms.

Next month, the world's most popular sports tournament will return, but Malaysians had to wait a very long time to see which local platform would be the official broadcaster. The air is cleared now, as Astro Malaysia officially confirmed that it will no longer be the primary broadcaster for the FIFA World Cup 2026. The move ends Astro’s uninterrupted 20-year run as the tournament’s home in Malaysia.

Astro continues to actively combat online piracy throughout the 2026 financial year (FY26), in line with joint efforts with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) and other industry partners, to encourage Malaysians to access content through legal and secure platforms.

Due to changes to Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) and Astro's partnership model, only the HBO Max app will continue to be available on Astro as a standalone ala carte subscription from 1 March 2026. The announcement means that HBO HD, Cinemax HD, HBO Family, and HBO Hits will no longer be available on Astro from that date.

Astro has announced new limited-time promotional offers for its Astro One subscription packs, bringing together traditional TV content and eight popular streaming platforms into a single, simplified entertainment bundle. Available from now until 30 April 2026, the promotion is open to both new customers and existing subscribers who wish to upgrade their plans.

Looks like Astro subscribers and enthusiasts are in for a surprise. Recently, Astro has announced via its official website that it will be halting new sales and customer registrations for Astro Fibre effective 1 February 2026, until a later date. That said, what should you know about it?

This 10.10 season, Astro Malaysia is turning up the fun with its 10.10 Epic Sale, offering massive savings for new customers and the return of the LOL Pop-Up Channel (CH 100). As Malaysians head into the festive year-end season, Astro is celebrating with great value, endless variety, and entertainment for everyone.

Today, Astro announces a new limited-time offer: the Astro One Entertainment Pack bundled with Disney+ Hotstar and HBO Max, starting from just RM69.99/month. Available from 2 September to 18 November 2025, this combined subscription delivers blockbuster content, iconic series, and premium streaming—all under one seamless Astro plan.

Recently, Astro has introduced "One for the Fans", a season-long campaign aimed at celebrating the passion of supporters across the country. So, what should you know about it?