Podcast | Jane (Big Brother) – This is Eviction #2 as Jane was the second to say goodbye.
Jane is far from your typical Big Brother housemate. At 67, she’s the oldest contestant in the history of Big Brother Australia, bringing a lifetime of perspective into a game often dominated by younger generations.
A single mother of two and grandmother of four, she’s happiest on the golf course with her girlfriends and is known for her no-nonsense, straight-shooting approach to life. She dislikes gossip, tackles conflict head-on, and—despite being an outspoken Donald Trump supporter—entered the house determined to keep her political views to herself.
Funny, loyal, and proud to represent the older generation, Jane walked into the house wanting one thing: to win. Unfortunately not meant to be this time.
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Podcast | Jane (Big Brother)
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Big Brother
Direct from the diary room, it’s official: Australia’s original reality TV sensation, Big Brother, is back home on 10 and returning to its legendary Dreamworld setting on the Gold Coast.
The iconic social experiment that launched countless conversations, rivalries, friendships and of course, the bum dance, returns refreshed and ready to capture a whole new generation of fans while rekindling nostalgia for longtime viewers.
Expect high stakes, unexpected alliances, and classic and heartwarming moments as Big Brother once again opens the doors to the Dreamworld house, setting the stage for another unforgettable season in Australian television history.
Daniel Monaghan, SVP Content and Programming, Paramount Australia, said:
“The demand for a reboot of the original format has been deafening, and we have listened. With a brand-new house built on familiar ground, this season will be centred on real people with real stories, talking in real time.”
Hosted by Mel Tracina – Cultural Correspondent for The Cheap Seats and National Radio Host on Nova – the long-awaited revival will be straight out of the noughties playbook, featuring live nominations, live evictions and live streaming.
Mel Tracina said:
“The Big Brother house is synonymous with Dreamworld, so bringing the OG format to its OG location feels right. We’re excited to be home (and in a new house that hopefully comes with an air fryer).”
Big Brother is always watching, and this year audiences can too – across all screens and platforms – with episodes airing six nights a week and live streaming.
Amelia Fisk, Director of Content, Endemol Shine Australia said:
“Big Brother revolutionised a reality TV movement over 24 years ago, creating some of the most memorable moments that have had a huge impact on the Australian public. We’re absolutely thrilled to be bringing the OG Big Brother back to 10 and to its home at Dreamworld in Queensland. The return of Big Brother is a testament to the power of this iconic super brand. Get ready for a summer of incredible human drama and unforgettable moments.”
Greg Yong, Dreamworld CEO, said:
“We’re beyond thrilled to welcome Big Brother back home to Dreamworld. This iconic show holds a special place in our story and in the hearts of millions of Australians.
“When we heard Big Brother was returning to Network 10, there was only one place it could truly come home to: Dreamworld. This full-circle moment celebrates the legacy, nostalgia, and larger-than-life entertainment that have helped shape us into Australia’s most beloved theme park.
“We’re proud to be part of this exciting new chapter and look forward to sharing the magic of Big Brother’s return with fans across the country. Welcome home, Big Brother.”
Big Brother is supported by the Queensland Government through Screen Queensland’s Production Attraction Strategy.
Jacqui Feeney, Screen Queensland CEO, said:
“Endemol Shine Australia’s Big Brother has been an important training ground for many local screen practitioners and this new iteration will employ 95 crew as well as supporting four paid attachment positions.
“They will have the opportunity to learn from industry experts in critical areas such as outside broadcasting, a skillset that will be in high demand as we head towards the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.”
Think you have what it takes to be part of the social experiment that started it all? Head to www.BigBrotherCasting.com.au and apply now.
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