Episode list

Big Brother returns with an all new group of Housemates each withholding a secret, an all new House, a new Host, and a series full of surprises.

16 contestants live together in an isolated house in Queensland for several months. Housemates are under the control of Big Brother, a rule enforcing authority figure who monitors their behaviour and sets tasks and punishments. Housemates must avoid being nominated for eviction by each other and then evicted by viewers of the show with the aim of winning a substantial cash prize at the end of the series.

Big Brother Australia is the Australian version of the international Big Brother reality television series. A group of people selected from a national search share a House sealed from the outside world for up to 100 days. Watching over these Housemates is Big Brother - heard only via a fatherly voice. He is the all-seeing all-knowing authoritarian figure who monitors the Housemates' every move. Every week Housemates nominate each other for Eviction in a secret ballot. The viewers then vote to decide who will be Evicted. The last person left wins the major cash prize.

Big Brother Australia is the Australian version of the international Big Brother reality television series. A group of people selected from a national search share a House sealed from the outside world for up to 100 days. Watching over these Housemates is Big Brother - heard only via a fatherly voice. He is the all-seeing all-knowing authoritarian figure who monitors the Housemates' every move. Every week Housemates nominate each other for Eviction in a secret ballot. The viewers then vote to decide who will be Evicted. The last person left wins the major cash prize.

16 contestants live together in an isolated house in Queensland for several months. Housemates are under the control of Big Brother, a rule enforcing authority figure who monitors their behaviour and sets tasks and punishments. Housemates must avoid being nominated for eviction by each other and then evicted by viewers of the show with the aim of winning a substantial cash prize at the end of the series.

The girls were asked to correctly match the seven secrets with the seven male housemates. The females were given four "lives" or chances but failed to guess all seven correctly. This means the male housemates will be immune from Day 8's nominations. As soon as the females had finished guessing, Big Brother announced that the Parlour was no more and the males were invited to the "Man Cave", the newly renovated Parlour. Upon entering, the males were told by Big Brother that like them, each female housemate had a secret. The task for the week would be to correctly match each secret with each female housemate. Correctly matching the secrets would mean automatic immunity for all male housemates at the following week's nominations.

Housemates learned they would have a total of five nomination points, to divide between two women. It was revealed later that night that Charne had received the most votes, with Estelle and Layla behind her. These were the three nominees for the week. Housemates were also given their weekly task this day called the Road Trip Task. They would have to complete a 3627 kilometre trip in a motorbike and side-car. Success will give housemates a luxury food budget. That afternoon while Michael is cleaning the fish tank, he hears a voice (Big Brother) who claims to be Surly, the fish in the tank. Surly gives Michael the task of hugging each housemate within 10 minutes, without them realising something is going on. Michael completes the task, returns to the bathroom, and Surly tells Michael to go into the Bedroom and "find the multi-coloured spiral ornament on the back wall. Grab hold of it and turn it slowly, a quarter turn to the right to be precise". Michael follows the instructions and inside is the Secret Executive Bathroom. It has a bath, shower, champagne, bath soaps and dressing gowns. Michael enjoys a bath before returning to the house.

Big Brother Australia is the Australian version of the international Big Brother reality television series. A group of people selected from a national search share a House sealed from the outside world for up to 100 days. Watching over these Housemates is Big Brother - heard only via a fatherly voice. He is the all-seeing all-knowing authoritarian figure who monitors the Housemates' every move. Every week Housemates nominate each other for Eviction in a secret ballot. The viewers then vote to decide who will be Evicted. The last person left wins the major cash prize. Big Brother is the original and unparalleled social experiment. For the most part, the Housemates are left to do as they please in a hyper-real environment largely unpenetrated by the outside world while everything they do is watched by cameras - and ultimately the public. Tasks constitute the only real interference with the Housemates' lives. Basic food and shopping money is provided for staples, however the Housemates have the opportunity of increasing their weekly allowance, or furthering their position in the game, by passing these Tasks. The action unfolds in real time. Everyday living combines with friendship, arguments, love, betrayal and despair to become the stuff of a real-life soap opera.

Situated at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast, 16 contestants live together in an isolated house for several months. Housemates are under the control of Big Brother, a rule enforcing authority figure who monitors behaviour of the housemates, set tasks and punishments and provides the mechanism for contestants to make external requests. Housemates must avoid being evicted by viewers of the show with the aim of winning a substantial cash prize at the end of the series.

Big Brother Australia is the Australian version of the international Big Brother reality television series. A group of people selected from a national search share a House sealed from the outside world for up to 100 days. Watching over these Housemates is Big Brother - heard only via a fatherly voice. He is the all-seeing all-knowing authoritarian figure who monitors the Housemates' every move. Every week Housemates nominate each other for Eviction in a secret ballot. The viewers then vote to decide who will be Evicted. The last person left wins the major cash prize.

The men failed to match the women's secrets, thus giving the women immunity from nominations for the week. They were only allowed three strikes, as they had broken part of the rules for the task. During the live eviction, Charne was the first evicted Housemate. She received 24% of the public vote to save. Estelle received 27% of the public vote to stay, and Layla received 49%.

Situated at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast, 16 contestants live together in an isolated house for several months. Housemates are under the control of Big Brother, a rule enforcing authority figure who monitors behaviour of the housemates, set tasks and punishments and provides the mechanism for contestants to make external requests. Housemates must avoid being evicted by viewers of the show with the aim of winning a substantial cash prize at the end of the series.

Housemates living together on the Gold Coast are filmed 24 hours per day with edited highlights broadcast during prime time slots every evening. Housemates must remain in the house at all times, and avoid being evicted by viewers of the show with the aim of winning a substantial cash prize at the end of the series.

Contestants live together in an isolated house in Queensland for several months. Housemates are under the control of Big Brother, a rule enforcing authority figure who monitors their behaviour and sets tasks and punishments. Housemates must avoid being nominated for eviction by each other and then evicted by viewers of the show with the aim of winning a substantial cash prize at the end of the series.

The nominees of the week risked eviction in the closest voting tally in the Australian series. With 32% of the public vote, Ryan was the second housemate to be evicted from the Big Brother House. Benjamin narrowly escaped eviction with 33%, and Bradley with 35%. Ryan was given a final influence to the housemates called the "Nominations Super Power". He gave the power to Estelle, giving her a mystery advantage for the next round of nominations. Before the end of the eviction, Sonia slipped a fake twist to cause paranoia into the House. She sneaked a line after talking to the real House that there is a House 2 who just finished their eviction. In reality, there is no House 2 and there are only actors pretending to be another set of housemates.

16 contestants live together in an isolated house in Queensland for several months. Housemates are under the control of Big Brother, a rule enforcing authority figure who monitors their behaviour and sets tasks and punishments. Housemates must avoid being nominated for eviction by each other and then evicted by viewers of the show with the aim of winning a substantial cash prize at the end of the series.

Big Brother Australia is the Australian version of the international Big Brother reality television series. A group of people selected from a national search share a House sealed from the outside world for up to 100 days. Watching over these Housemates is Big Brother - heard only via a fatherly voice. He is the all-seeing all-knowing authoritarian figure who monitors the Housemates' every move. Every week Housemates nominate each other for Eviction in a secret ballot. The viewers then vote to decide who will be Evicted. The last person left wins the major cash prize. Big Brother is the original and unparalleled social experiment. For the most part, the Housemates are left to do as they please in a hyper-real environment largely unpenetrated by the outside world while everything they do is watched by cameras - and ultimately the public. Tasks constitute the only real interference with the Housemates' lives. Basic food and shopping money is provided for staples, however the Housemates have the opportunity of increasing their weekly allowance, or furthering their position in the game, by passing these Tasks. The action unfolds in real time. Everyday living combines with friendship, arguments, love, betrayal and despair to become the stuff of a real-life soap opera.

The eviction was clear-cut with Sarah being the third housemate to be evicted. Sarah gave her "Nominations Super Power" to Benjamin. Sarah was given 18% of votes to save, Bradley was given 32% and Ray was given 50% of votes to save. The next day intruder Ava was entered into the house.

Housemates must act as animals in the Big Brother wildlife documentary. The housemates wake to find the backyard has been done up like a jungle. A new Big Brother voice - "The Narrator", who sounds like David Attenborough, addresses the housemates. "You are all about to become animals starring in the Big Brother wildlife documentary. This week we will observe you as you struggle to survive within the confines of the Big Brother house." HMs must keep up with The Narrator during the task to pass. Josh is told of the secret intruder and is set a secret mission on the basis of it.

The new intruder Ava is introduced into the house. Josh hits on her like mad and the Angie/Josh/Estelle triangle gets weirder and weirder.

Situated at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast, 16 contestants live together in an isolated house for several months. Housemates are under the control of Big Brother, a rule enforcing authority figure who monitors behaviour of the housemates, set tasks and punishments and provides the mechanism for contestants to make external requests. Housemates must avoid being evicted by viewers of the show with the aim of winning a substantial cash prize at the end of the series.

The housemates are infuriated at Estelle for keeping them from getting to know the new intruder. Ava does not give a good impression when housemates are forced to give up their luxury items for her.

Housemates joke that Ava and Estelle are becoming a lesbian couple. Angie is not handling her potential eviction very well.

Ray is evicted from the Big Brother House. Josh and Ava take their relationship to the physical level with a long pash session in the pool.

The girls speed date new intruder Sam, who enters and mixes up the guys. Layla re-evaluates her friendship with Angie and begins to dislike her.

Big Brother Australia is the Australian version of the international Big Brother reality television series. A group of people selected from a national search share a House sealed from the outside world for up to 100 days. Watching over these Housemates is Big Brother - heard only via a fatherly voice. He is the all-seeing all-knowing authoritarian figure who monitors the Housemates' every move. Every week Housemates nominate each other for Eviction in a secret ballot. The viewers then vote to decide who will be Evicted. The last person left wins the major cash prize. Big Brother is the original and unparalleled social experiment. For the most part, the Housemates are left to do as they please in a hyper-real environment largely unpenetrated by the outside world while everything they do is watched by cameras - and ultimately the public. Tasks constitute the only real interference with the Housemates' lives. Basic food and shopping money is provided for staples, however the Housemates have the opportunity of increasing their weekly allowance, or furthering their position in the game, by passing these Tasks. The action unfolds in real time. Everyday living combines with friendship, arguments, love, betrayal and despair to become the stuff of a real-life soap opera.

A game of truth or date ends in a huge fight between Angie and Layla. Sam leaves a hickey on Angie's neck and later she demands to be let out of the house.

Layla and Angie make up after their fight last night. Bradley is given a makeover by Big Brother and Michael does a nudie run.

Ben comes up with a new term for everyone in the house - "meepers". George is evicted. Sam gets worried that his "fun" with Layla will cause jealousy and conflict in the house.

Delilah, the dog, enters the house as the "17th housemate". Surly is upset at the new-found attention to Delilah.

Housemates continue to party while Sam unknowingly works in the Big Brother factory. Ben receives a secret tasks via a mobile phone.

Sam finds out this week's task has been a sham. Michael gets new hair rollers for Layla while Josh and Ava get even closer.

There was no eviction on this night, as the NRL Finale was broadcast. This also left housemates questioning as to why there was no eviction, with theories that a natural disaster had occurred outside of the house. Housemates must accept misleading deals from Big Brother for their weekly task, and spend $1,000 by accomplishing these tasks. Confusion reigns when the normal Sunday eviction does not take place.

Sam expresses his dislike of Bradley. The housemates reject a meat-based task offer because Ava is a vegetarian.

Ava is evicted and the 'real Josh' returns to the house.

Angie feels on the outer with all of the housemates. Layla discovers her relationship with Sam is moving into friendship territory.

Housemates discuss the logistics of Sam fitting into the house.

Sam and Layla's relationship deteriorates further when he jokes about kissing her friends. Bradley is evicted.

Nominations begins again. This time Josh has the superpower of correctly guessing which housemates are nominating who. With his correct guesses, he receives superpower points to help him nominate. Josh's point tally is eight in total.

Big Brother left the building for some time. He returned and issued all housemates that they have broken some clear rules and are not penalised for this but given a warning for next time.

The weekly task continued. Layla won a new Holden Volt after versing against Benjamin and Angie on a Big Brother quiz. The Blue team have won the Kitchen and the Red team have won the bedroom. This night also introduced the new Switzerland Alps room where the one member from each team could only be allowed to talk.