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=== Future appearances ===
=== Future appearances ===
David Genat, John Eastoe, Daisy Richardson, Abbey Holmes and Harry Hills competed in ''[[Australian Survivor: All Stars]]''.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://10daily.com.au/entertainment/tv/a200202nhjiw/australian-survivor-2020-meet-the-all-stars-castaways-20200202|title='Australian Survivor' 2020: Meet The 'All Stars' Castaways|work=10 Play|date=3 February 2020|accessdate=3 February 2020}}</ref>
David Genat, John Eastoe, Daisy Richardson, Abbey Holmes and Harry Hills competed in ''[[Australian Survivor: All Stars]]''.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://10daily.com.au/entertainment/tv/a200202nhjiw/australian-survivor-2020-meet-the-all-stars-castaways-20200202|title='Australian Survivor' 2020: Meet The 'All Stars' Castaways|work=10 Play|date=3 February 2020|accessdate=3 February 2020}}</ref> Daisy Richardson came 22nd.


==Season summary==
==Season summary==

Revision as of 23:35, 9 February 2020

Australian Survivor
Season 6
Presented byJonathan LaPaglia
No. of days50
No. of castaways24
WinnerPia Miranda
Runner-upBaden Gilbert
LocationSavusavu, Fiji
No. of episodes24
Release
Original networkNetwork 10
Original release24 July (2019-07-24) –
17 September 2019 (2019-09-17)
Additional information
Filming dates4 May (2019-05-04) –
22 June 2019 (2019-06-22)
Season chronology
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All Stars

The sixth season of Australian Survivor, also known as Australian Survivor: Champions vs. Contenders, is a television series based on the international reality game show franchise Survivor. As with the previous season, the season features 24 contestants divided into two tribes: "Champions", composed of twelve high-achievers who excelled in their fields, and "Contenders", composed of twelve everyday Australians.

It premiered on Wednesday, 24 July 2019, and concluded on 17 September 2019 with Pia Miranda named the winner over Baden Gillbert in a unanimous 9-0 vote, winning the grand prize of A$500,000 and title of Sole Survivor.[1][2] It is the fourth season to air on Network 10 and is hosted by Jonathan LaPaglia.

Contestants

The 24 contestants were divided into two tribes based on celebrity status: "Champions," composed of 12 people who have received accolades and fame for their exceptional work in their given fields, and "Contenders," composed of 12 non-celebrities. The Champions include Boost Juice founder and Shark Tank star Janine Allis, former senator, Olympic hockey gold medalist and Olympic sprinter Nova Peris, Olympic speed skating gold medalist Steven Bradbury and Australian Survivor season 4 contestant Luke Toki, who is the first former Australian Survivor player to return for another season. Among the Contenders is former AFL player Shaun Hampson and The Amazing Race Australia 1 contestant Samantha "Sam" Schoers.[3]

List of Australian Survivor (season 6) contestants
Contestant Original tribe Switched tribe Post-Kidnap Tribe Merged tribe Finish
Anastasia Woolmer
42, Brisbane, QLD
Australian Memory Champion 		Champions 1st voted out
Day 2
Laura Choong
31, Sydney, NSW 		Contenders 2nd voted out
Day 5
Susie Maroney
44, Cronulla, NSW
Marathon swimmer 		Champions 3rd voted out
Day 7
Nova Peris
48, Darwin, NT
Former politician and Olympic athlete 		Champions 4th voted out
Day 10
Steven Bradbury
45, Camden, NSW
Olympic speed skater 		Champions 5th voted out
Day 12
Andrew "E.T." Ettingshausen
53, Sutherland, NSW
Former NRL player 		Champions 6th voted out
Day 14
Samantha "Sam" Schoers
30, Perth, WA 		Contenders Champions 7th voted out
Day 16
Sarah Ayles
45, Adelaide, SA 		Contenders Champions 8th voted out
Day 18
Hannah Pentreath
27, Bendigo, VIC 		Contenders Champions Champions 9th voted out
Day 22
Casey Hawkins
31, Melbourne, VIC 		Contenders Contenders Contenders 10th voted out
Day 24
Matt Farrelly
29, Sydney, NSW 		Contenders Contenders Contenders 11th voted out
Day 26
Ross Clarke-Jones
53, Central Coast, NSW
Big wave surfer 		Champions Contenders Contenders Medically evacuated
Day 28
Andrew "Andy" Meldrum
47, Noosa, QLD 		Contenders Champions Champions Soli Bula 12th voted out
Day 30
Shaun Hampson
31, Melbourne, VIC 		Contenders Contenders Champions 13th voted out
1st jury member
Day 32
David Genat
39, Brooklyn, New York, USA
International supermodel 		Champions Champions Champions 14th voted out
2nd jury member
Day 34
John Eastoe
28, Kalgoorlie, WA 		Contenders Champions Champions 15th voted out
3rd jury member
Day 36
Daisy Richardson
24, Adavale, QLD 		Contenders Champions Champions Lost exile duel[a]
4th jury member
Day 41
Simon Black
40, Brisbane, QLD
Former AFL player 		Champions Contenders Contenders 18th voted out
5th jury member
Day 42
Janine Allis
53, Melbourne, VIC
Businesswoman 		Champions Contenders Contenders 19th voted out
6th jury member
Day 44
Abbey Holmes
28, Adelaide, SA
AFL Women's player 		Champions Contenders Contenders 20th voted out
7th jury member
Day 46
Luke Toki
32, Perth, WA
Australian Survivor contestant 		Champions Champions Champions 21st voted out
8th jury member
Day 47
Harry Hills
30, Perth, WA 		Contenders Contenders Contenders 22nd voted out
9th jury member
Day 49
Baden Gilbert
23, Adelaide, SA 		Contenders Champions Champions Runner-up
Day 50
Pia Miranda
46, Melbourne, VIC
Actress 		Champions Contenders Contenders Sole Survivor
Day 50

Notes

  1. ^ The 16th and 17th castaways voted out were exiled to Exile Beach. On Day 38 Daisy was the 16th person voted out and on Day 40 Simon became the 17th person voted out. On Day 41, the exiled castaways dueled to remain in the game - the winner returned to the Soli Bula tribe, the loser would be officially eliminated. Simon defeated Daisy in the duel, eliminating Daisy.

Future appearances

David Genat, John Eastoe, Daisy Richardson, Abbey Holmes and Harry Hills competed in Australian Survivor: All Stars.[4] Daisy Richardson came 22nd.

Season summary

The sequel to last season's theme, 23 new contestants were divided into two tribes. 12 Contenders, representing everyday Australians, faced off against the 11 Champions, high achievers in their respective fields. Joining the Champions was Luke from Australian Survivor 2017 as the People's Champion. Despite having a returning player in their tribe, the Champions struggled in challenges with an initial Sporty Seven leading the tribe, until David, Janine, Luke, and Pia managed to get the alliance to turn on themselves. Meanwhile, the Contenders were a united front with Shaun, a former AFL player, and Daisy as a power duo, with Andy and Harry floating in the middle.

Down 11 to 7, the Champions' new alliance were split apart in a tribe swap that left allies David and Luke stranded in a Champions tribe with 7 original Contenders. However, with clever idol plays, and the Contenders working to break up Andy's social game with the women, the duo managed to survive even after a surprise kidnap vote which saw Shaun being stolen from the Contenders by the new Champions tribe. With the physical power shifting to the new Champions, Harry and Janine led opposing alliances which saw Harry's remaining allies picked off one by one while he saved himself with idols. Before the merge arrived, the two made a truce to blindside the last of the remaining Sporty Seven Champions in Simon, but an injury at the last tribal immunity challenge by Ross saw Tribal Council cancelled for the Contenders.

Ross's evacuation saw the Champions and Contenders on equal level entering the merge, but the Contenders lost their numbers when the merged tribe, Soli Bula, unanimously decided to take out Andy as an untrustworthy player, with Shaun following due to his status as a physical threat. The women in the Champions' alliance gathered the Contenders and Simon to blindside David and Luke, but a key immunity win by Luke saw the supermodel be sent to the jury instead of him. As the Contenders' numbers shrunk, Luke and Abbey started to stray from the Champions and aligned with the last two Contenders, Harry and Baden, to vote Simon to Exile Beach to defeat the last remaining Contender woman, Daisy. After Simon's return and subsequent permanent elimination, the new alliance turned on a perceived strategic powerhouse in Janine. With the bigger challenge threats eliminated, Luke began an immunity streak which also saw him finding an Send Back advantage, which allowed him to pick any player to send back to camp during Tribal before the vote. He used the advantage to send Baden back to camp in order to turn on Abbey over his closer ally, Pia. However, Luke's immunity run ended at the final four with the two Contenders and Pia sending him to the jury. With an Australian Survivor record-breaking final immunity challenge lasting over 6 hours and 40 minutes, Baden surprised the jury with an immunity win and sent the wily Harry to the jury instead of Pia.

The final two, Baden and Pia, were both criticized for their subtle social game by the jury. However, Pia managed to point out her contributions to the numerous decisions made by the Champions' alliance post swap and kidnapping until the merge, which saw louder power players systematically voted out. Baden struggled to assert his agency in his game, rather than the game being played past him. With a unanimous decision of 9 votes by the jury, Pia's social and strategic game was awarded at the end of the final Tribal Council in Fiji with the grand prize and the title of Sole Survivor.

Challenge winners and eliminations by episode
In the case of multiple tribes or castaways who win reward or immunity, they are listed in order of finish, or alphabetically where it was a team effort; where one castaway won and invited others, the invitees are in brackets.
Notes
  1. ^ The Champions were told to invite a castaway from the Contenders on their reward; they chose John.
  2. ^ The Champions were told to invite a castaway from the Contenders on their reward; they chose Baden. Baden was then told to bring another Contender on reward; he chose Shaun.
  3. ^ No Reward Challenge, due to Tribe Swap.
  4. ^ Instead of the Contenders tribe voting out a castaway, the Champions tribe voted for a Contender to kidnap — bringing them over to their tribe. Shaun was 'stolen' by the Champions tribe and become part of their tribe.
  5. ^ The Champions were told to invite a castaway from the Contenders on their reward; they chose Harry.
  6. ^ Ross was evacuated due to a broken ankle sustained during the Immunity Challenge. The Immunity Challenge continued while Ross’ injuries could be diagnosed by the medical team. Later in the day, both tribes were informed of Ross’ injuries and that he was not deemed fit to continue. Because of Ross’ evacuation, the planned Contenders’ Tribal Council was canceled.
  7. ^ In place of a reward challenge, a Dilemma occurred. Simon (as elected by the tribe) was given a pizza with 10 slices of varying sizes and had to assign the slices to everyone in the tribe - this dilemma went unaired in the episode, but was available as an extra on 10play.[5]
  8. ^ The Challenge was contested in pairs. Harry did not have a partner and therefore did not compete. As Harry had correctly guessed the winning team, he joined them on the reward.
  9. ^ a b c On Days 38 and 40, the Soli Bula tribe voted to send a tribemate to Exile Beach. On Day 41 the two exiled castaways dueled, with the winner returning to the tribe and the loser being officially eliminated form the game. Daisy and Simon were exiled. Simon won the duel, officially eliminating Daisy.
  10. ^ Luke played a "Send Away" Power on Baden - this sent Baden away from Tribal Council, so he would not participate in the vote but could not be voted against at this Tribal Council.
  11. ^ No Reward Challenge was held. Instead, the Final 4 participated in a questionnaire activity, which resulted in Luke and Baden receiving Burgers.

Episodes

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleTimelineOriginal release date
1031"Episode 1"Days 1—224 July 2019 (2019-07-24)
1042"Episode 2"Days 3—525 July 2019 (2019-07-25)
1053"Episode 3"Days 6—728 July 2019 (2019-07-28)
1064"Episode 4"Days 8—1029 July 2019 (2019-07-29)
1075"Episode 5"Days 11—1230 July 2019 (2019-07-30)
1086"Episode 6"Days 13—144 August 2019 (2019-08-04)
1097"Episode 7"Days 15—165 August 2019 (2019-08-05)
1108"Episode 8"Days 17—186 August 2019 (2019-08-06)
1119"Episode 9"Day 19—2011 August 2019 (2019-08-11)
11210"Episode 10"Day 21—2212 August 2019 (2019-08-12)
11311"Episode 11"Day 23—2413 August 2019 (2019-08-13)
11412"Episode 12"Day 25—2618 August 2019 (2019-08-18)
11513"Episode 13"Day 27—2819 August 2019 (2019-08-19)
11614"Episode 14"Day 29—3020 August 2019 (2019-08-20)
11715"Episode 15"Day 31—3225 August 2019 (2019-08-25)
11816"Episode 16"Day 33—3426 August 2019 (2019-08-26)
11917"Episode 17"Day 35—3627 August 2019 (2019-08-27)
12018"Episode 18"Day 37—381 September 2019 (2019-09-01)
12119"Episode 19"Day 39—402 September 2019 (2019-09-02)
12220"Episode 20"Day 41—423 September 2019 (2019-09-03)
12321"Episode 21"Days 43—449 September 2019 (2019-09-09)
12422"Episode 22"Days 45—4610 September 2019 (2019-09-10)
12523"Episode 23"Days 4716 September 2019 (2019-09-16)
12624"Episode 24"Days 48—5017 September 2019 (2019-09-17)

Voting history

Tribal Phase (Days 1-28)
Individual phase (Day 29-50)

Notes

  1. ^ a b On Day 20, instead of voting out a castaway, the Champions tribe voted for a Contender to "kidnap" — bringing them over to their tribe. Shaun was kidnapped by the Champions tribe and become part of their tribe.
  2. ^ a b c The Tribal Council vote resulted in a tie. Per the rules, a second vote was held where the castaways involved in the tie would not vote and the remaining castaways could only vote for those who tied.
  3. ^ David played a hidden immunity idol, therefore three votes against him were negated; Luke played a hidden immunity idol, however there were no votes against him.
  4. ^ Harry played a hidden immunity idol, therefore four votes against him were negated.
  5. ^ Harry played a hidden immunity idol, therefore three votes against him were negated.
  6. ^ No vote; Ross was pulled from the game due to a broken ankle. The paned Contender's Tribal Council was cancelled.
  7. ^ a b Matt and Pia were not eligible to vote in the revote.
  8. ^ a b Hannah and Shaun were not eligible to vote in the revote.
  9. ^ a b On Days 38 and 40, the Soli Bula tribe voted to send a tribemate to Exile Beach. On Day 41 the two exiled castaways dueled, with the winner returning to the tribe and the loser being officially eliminated form the game. Daisy and Simon were exiled. Simon won the duel, officially eliminating Daisy.
  10. ^ Daisy played a hidden immunity idol, therefore one vote against her was negated.
  11. ^ Daisy played a hidden immunity idol, however there were no votes against her.
  12. ^ a b This contestant was only able to vote for one other contestant, thus they were not eligible to vote.
  13. ^ Luke played a "Send Away" Power on Baden - this sent Baden away from Tribal Council, so he did not participate in the vote but could not be voted against at this Tribal Council.
  14. ^ a b Abbey and John were not eligible to vote in the revote.

Reception

Ratings

Ratings data is from OzTAM and represents the viewership from the 5 largest Australian metropolitan centres (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide).

Week Episode Air date Timeslot Overnight ratings Consolidated ratings Total ratings Source
Viewers Rank Viewers Rank Viewers Rank
1 1 24 July 2019 Wednesday 7:30pm 807,000 5 117,000 3 925,000 3 [6][7]
2 25 July 2019 Thursday 7:30pm 712,000 5 64,000 5 776,000 5 [8][9]
2 3 28 July 2019 Sunday 7:30pm 562,000 7 82,000 3 644,000 6 [10][11]
4 29 July 2019 Monday 7:30pm 655,000 11 108,000 2 763,000 9 [12][13]
5 30 July 2019 Tuesday 7:30pm 641,000 10 128,000 1 768,000 7 [14][15]
3 6 4 August 2019 Sunday 7:30pm 630,000 7 73,000 5 703,000 6 [16][17]
7 5 August 2019 Monday 7:30pm 713,000 8 78,000 5 791,000 7 [18][19]
8 6 August 2019 Tuesday 7:30pm 723,000 8 102,000 7 825,000 7 [20][21]
4 9 11 August 2019 Sunday 7:30pm 693,000 5 71,000 5 764,000 5 [22][23]
10 12 August 2019 Monday 7:30pm 711,000 8 84,000 4 795,000 8 [24][25]
11 13 August 2019 Tuesday 7:30pm 739,000 7 94,000 3 833,000 6 [26][27]
5 12 18 August 2019 Sunday 7:30pm 652,000 6 59,000 5 711,000 5 [28][29]
13 19 August 2019 Monday 7:30pm 744,000 7 77,000 2 821,000 8 [30][31]
14 20 August 2019 Tuesday 7:30pm 794,000 6 118,000 2 912,000 4 [32][33]
6 15 25 August 2019 Sunday 7:30pm 735,000 4 65,000 5 801,000 4 [34][35]
16 26 August 2019 Monday 7:30pm 819,000 7 72,000 5 891,000 6 [36][37]
17 27 August 2019 Tuesday 7:30pm 804,000 7 109,000 2 912,000 5 [38][39]
7 18 1 September 2019 Sunday 7:30pm 751,000 4 65,000 4 817,000 4 [40][41]
19 2 September 2019 Monday 7:30pm 790,000 7 67,000 6 857,000 6 [42][43]
20 3 September 2019 Tuesday 7:30pm 808,000 6 91,000 5 900,000 5 [44][45]
8 21 9 September 2019 Monday 7:30pm 810,000 8 57,000 7 872,000 7 [46][47]
22 10 September 2019 Tuesday 7:30pm 809,000 7 92,000 5 903,000 6 [48][49]
9 23 16 September 2019 Monday 7:30pm 926,000 5 50,000 5 976,000 4 [50][51]
24[a] 17 September 2019 Tuesday 7:30pm 923,000 5 45,000 7 968,000 4 [52][53]
1,040,000 3 52,000 5 1,079,000 1

Notes

  1. ^ The final episode was coded into two programs - the first titled "Grand Finale" and the second titled "Winner Announced". Because of this, two separate sets of ratings were produced.

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