The Block 1-8
Emotions run high as all the contestants juggle renovation with their day job responsibilities. They all take a break from the hard work to see Amity launch her singing career at a bar around the corner.
Read moreEmotions run high as all the contestants juggle renovation with their day job responsibilities. They all take a break from the hard work to see Amity launch her singing career at a bar around the corner.
Read moreIt’s room delivery number three and big prize money at stake. After six weeks of hard labour everyone is scheming and no one is prepared to back down. Arguments erupt as Fiona and Adam ask to move their hot water system.
Read morePhil is caught spying on his downstairs neighbour and Paul and Kylie are living without any running water. The judge is back to award a prize for the winning room.
Read moreCouples work hard to complete their second room for judging. More division between the upstairs and downstairs tenant develops. Poor communication between the tenants results in near electrocution.
Read moreTermites are discovered throughout! The tenants begin to spy on each other and renovation turns into reconstruction as floorplans begin to change.
Read moreUpstairs noise becomes a major issue for the downstairs tenants as there is no carpet or insulation to muffle it. All the couples meet for a body corporate (homeowner’s association) resulting in a coup.
Read moreJamie Durie hosts Real Estate’s biggest challenge in the Series Premiere.
Read moreAuction Finale. The Heartland is going under the hammer! After an extraordinary three months in Daylesford, it’s finally time to see who comes out on top as the winner of The Block 2025!
Read moreFront Facade Reveal. It’s the Block’s 1,000th episode and the final reveal of the season! To celebrate, Shelley joins Scott for front facade judging and the reward of a game-changing prize.
Read moreFront Yard Week. Scotty and Shelley’s last walk arounds of the series see contestants pulling out all the stops to ensure their front yards exude street appeal.
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