On another Instagram post, Shonee said she filmed Jury’s Out when she was pregnant with daughter Vera last year (Vera was born in November).
Australian Survivor:Redemption Finale and Reunion to be Filmed in from of a Live Studio Audience
For the first time since 2020, Australian Survivor is bringing its epic conclusion back to a live studio audience – and it’s set to be one of the biggest nights of the season.
On Friday, 10 April, the Grand Finale and Reunion of Australian Survivor: Redemption will be filmed at the Overseas Passenger Terminal, set against the iconic Sydney Harbour. It will be broadcast on 10 at a later date.
After weeks of blindsides, betrayals and punishing physical challenges, it all comes down to this. The final Castaways will battle it out for the title of Sole Survivor and the $500,000 prize, in a nail-biting finish you won’t want to miss.
And the drama doesn’t stop there. All 24 Castaways return for a must-watch Reunion with host David Genat, as the biggest moves are unpacked, tensions resurface, and unfinished business comes to light. Expect revelations, reckonings and plenty of surprises.
For fans, this is a rare chance to be in the room where it all happens.
Applications to join the audience are now open – offering a front-row seat to one of the most explosive finales in Australian Survivor history.
Date: Friday, 10 April 2026
Time: 5pm
Location: Overseas Passenger Terminal, 130 Argyle St, The Rocks, NSW
Link: Watch full episodes of TV shows for free on 10 play - Network Ten
Minimum age is 12. All children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Is the final on the Sunday then? Chances of that result not leaking seem low.
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It wouldn’t surprise me if they still film multiple endings if its filmed in advance.
Channel 10 are probably regretting not filming the ending/s when it happened (given this seasons poor ratings).
By winning individual immunity in last night’s episode, Simon would be spending 100 days in total in the jungle.
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A half piece of hidden immunity idol was found by a tribemate in tonight’s episode. I think it’s the first time in Australian Survivor history that the half idol made an appearance.
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Season final is on Tuesday 14 April (up again Idol’s final episode).
The final three compete in their biggest Individual Immunity Challenge.Who will fall one day short and be voted off to join the jury and determine which player will claim the title of Sole Survivor.
It will be interesting to see how much of the April 14 finale is allocated to the reunion.
Can someone be so annoying that you vote them off at this stage of the competition? Seems like a good person to go to the jury against 
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I think that’s the issue with the length of the Australian series. Can you really live with someone for 40+ days?
With Brooke voted out in last night’s episode, all the returnees had been eliminated from competition. The five remaining tribemates were all first time competitors, and one of them will be voted Sole Survivor.
Following their elimination, Simon and Brooke both declared they had retired from Survivor, having spent 103 and 132 days respectively in the jungle.
Who Will Be The Sole Survivor?
Australian Survivor: Redemption Grand Final Week Begins on Sunday.
Survivors ready? Because the endgame is nearly here.
After weeks of blindsides, betrayals and brutal physical challenges, Australian Survivor: Redemption is set to reach its epic conclusion with a must-watch Grand Final Week event.
Kicking off on Sunday, the final stage of the game begins as the remaining Castaways make their last strategic moves. On Monday, the competition reaches its peak with an epic showdown, where the final three players battle it out in one last test of endurance, strength and willpower.
Then, on Tuesday, the Final Tribal Council delivers the ultimate face-off, as the last two Castaways go head-to-head in front of the jury, with Australia finally discovering who will be crowned Sole Survivor and claim the $500,000 prize.
But the night is far from over as all 24 Castaways return for a spectacular reunion in front of a studio audience in Sydney, joining host David Genat to relive the twists, betrayals and unforgettable moments that defined the season.
In a must-see finish to one of the most thrilling seasons yet expect big moves, unfinished business and plenty of surprises as the Castaways reunite one last time and Survivor history is made.
Australian Survivor: Redemption Grand Final Week
Sunday, 12 April At 7.00pm.
Watch + Stream Free On 10.
Apart from Jackson none of them deserve to win. At least Jackson got rid of big mouth Ben.
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A Beautiful 10 Years’: Brooke Jowett Hangs Up Her Buff After A Decade Of Survivor
The challenge beast reflects on her “one shot to win”, and her most well-rounded season yet.
First stepping onto the beach in 2016, Brooke Jowett has created quite a legacy for herself, with a massive 132 days under her belt and a record number of Individual Immunity wins.
Playing across a decade of Australian Survivor, and through three massive seasons, Brooke knew that she had her work cut out for her when she returned for Redemption.
“I was looking at that little montage they did of me as a 23-year-old, and it brings back so many memories,” Brooke told 10.
Initially, Brooke applied to be on Australian Survivor because she was at a crossroads.
“I hated my job and didn’t like where I was going in life. I didn’t know what I was doing,” she explained. "Survivor shaped me onto the right path, made me love fitness and pushing myself, so it’s just been this really beautiful pathway to where I am now.
“Every five years we see me being lost and finding myself, not having the partner that I want, the life that I want… now I’ve got everything I wanted except the win! It’s been a beautiful 10 years,” Brooke said.
For her third attempt at the title of Sole Survivor, Brooke admitted it was the most difficult so far. From wild weather and almost seven days without food, to the ratio of newbies and returnees.
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At the tribal council last night, the two half idols came together (briefly) as Keeley gave her piece to Sally, only for Sally declining to use the whole idol as she had already voted to send Keeley out. In the end Keeley was sent packing with a 3-2 vote.
So another Blackbox rumour! I really liked JLP but I believe David is doing a great job, cast not so great though.
Really? I feel the cast is pretty solid this season. I’m enjoying it, I miss JLP but I don’t think David is as as bad as I was expecting, he’s settled into the role and at the end of the day the show is all about the gameplay - I do miss JLPs quips though and the way he handled running tribal. Whilst David is OK it feels like he is just running the same playbook as JLP, it’s like a copy cat.
I agree that david is a decent host, but hosting abilities were never the issue. It was the manner tha JLP was boned, the disdain for the loyal fans and the constantly changing story from david and 10 that put fans off and started a boycott.
This season definitely picked up after merge. Good to see some resemblance of alliances back on the game after a few seasons that seemed like every man for themselves. Also good seeing minimal non-elimination episodes.