Five couples gathered at the edge of the estate, their eyes fixed on The Gatwick, a once-grand hotel now showing the wear of time. Constructed in 1937, its 58 rooms spoke of faded glory. They had a mere forty-eight hours to transform a sing…

Five teams compete to complete the forty-eight-hour trial, striving for the approval of judges Neale Whitaker, Darren Palmer, and Shaynna Blaze. The winning team earns the privilege of selecting their homes first. Their next task: the bathr…

The five teams begin Day Two of their primary room renovations. Each is diligently securing skilled workers, devising ingenious solutions, and resolving unforeseen issues, all in preparation for delivering their completed spaces within the …

Progress on the housing development is uneven. Site foreman Keith delivers a sharp reprimand to two of his teams, while a third harbors a growing conviction that their work site is afflicted by some unseen misfortune.

The final moments are a whirlwind as the couples present their stunning master bathrooms to the judges. Regrettably, one team fails to complete their work before the call to stop.

The five teams meticulously examined the completed bathrooms of their competitors before turning their attention to the guest bedroom, the second room on their list. Kerrie and Spence claimed one of the consolation prizes they had earned.

Five couples vie in a competition for prize money intended to help with their apartment costs. One team conceives of an idea with the potential to dramatically alter the course of the series and secure their victory.

The victor of the initial challenge has been determined. A single team has encountered a problem with their guest bedroom’s construction – a flaw that seems insurmountable before the reveal.

The judges reconvene to assess a collection of remarkable guest rooms. The scores are tightly contested, with a mere half-point separating the top two. An alumnus of the show makes a visit to one of the contestants.

The first day in the new master suite dawned, and a palpable tension hung in the air. One team felt the judges' scrutiny was unfairly severe, while elsewhere, Keith observed a blatant act of dishonesty.

A surge of delight coursed through Sara as her secret weapon finally arrived. With Courtney and Hans unable to remain at the Block, Scott arranged for all the couples to spend a night away in Bendigo.

A pair celebrated a $5,000 victory in the Kids Undercover challenge. Back on the Block, the remaining teams faced a tense atmosphere; two couples lagged behind the others due to Keith's disapproval of their waterproofing work.

The anticipation hangs heavy as the day before the reveal arrives, and three teams face unexpected challenges with their shower screens. Adding to the tension, one couple is deeply disheartened by the judges' critique and contemplates aband…

The teams are now immersed in the challenge of designing master bedrooms and walk-in dressing areas. Following a particularly intense judging round, one team is seriously contemplating withdrawing from the competition.

Courtney feels a considerable pressure as she attempts to design the decor for her expansive master bedroom, a space three times larger than the penthouses. Former contestants, Michael and Carlene, reappear to judge the teams in a series of…

Karl Stefanovic and Georgie Gardner, prominent faces and co-hosts on the Today show, make a visit to The Block. Meanwhile, Norm and Jess inch closer to completing their carefully planned project, contingent upon securing the approval of a n…

Dan felt a prickle of unease; he suspected Bianca and Carla were attempting to circumvent the rules by concealing their air conditioning vent. The judges' assessment, when delivered, seemed to transform one team's fortunes almost instantly.

Courtney and Hans face a weighty choice: should they permit Norm and Jess to install a pool, and gamble that it won't unfairly advantage them at auction, or should they jeopardize their friendship by refusing the request?

The expansive chambers within Block’s history prove taxing on those who dwell there, and one couple ultimately departs.

Ronnie and Georgia, familiar faces from past competitions, returned to serve as judges for a challenge hosted by the Ronald McDonald House. During the event, one of the participating teams contacted their homeowner's association, seeking an…

The final moments of the competition unfold with breathless urgency as our couples present their most ambitious creations yet to the judges. For Norm and Jess, a hidden element of their design pushes Norm's skill and patience to their absol…

The five teams commenced Kitchen Week. Sara called a meeting of the body corporate to put to a vote the matter of Norm and Jess’s pool. One team harbored a significant secret, ready for unveiling.

From the studio at the Block Shop, radio host Jess delivers a live broadcast, speaking with Courtney Hans regarding the ongoing pool controversy. Meanwhile, Bianca and Dan orchestrate a playful trick for Carla.

The teams persist in their efforts on kitchens of unprecedented scale, the largest yet featured on the show. Scott gathers all the contestants at headquarters for a remarkable surprise—a world first.

A pact is forged between two factions, their union bisecting the contested territory. In a landmark moment at Gatwick, one side achieves the first flawless performance.

The week of Hallway, Laundry, and Powder Room returns, and our discerning buyers' panel will once again inspect the team's apartments, ultimately awarding one couple a $10,000 cash prize.

Uneven floor levels plague two of the competing teams, while a third is discovered to have resorted to dishonesty. To lift spirits and test their skills in a different arena, Scott and Shelley present a culinary challenge to everyone.

Alice, representing Domain, conducts follow-up inspections alongside Scott and Shelley. In the cooking challenge, one team is awarded five thousand dollars.

The esteemed judges reconvene to view the hallway, laundry, and powder room reveals. As the most significant week thus far concludes, one team's flawed execution results in a meager score of 18.

The Blockheads face a double challenge this week, tasked with renovating two guest bedrooms and redesigning the entire room allocation system. Jess is determined to relocate the suspended fireplace, a decision met with considerable debate b…

A lack of funds weighs heavily on the Blockheads. Following urgent discussions with the entire team, Scott offers a much-needed reprieve with a $25,000 Suncorp challenge.

Shaynna evaluates the transformed spaces in the renovation challenge, bestowing a $10,000 prize from Suncorp upon the winning team.

The Blockheads presented their guest bedrooms to the judges, and Scott offered each team a particularly thoughtful surprise.

Following eight arduous weeks, our contestants now face the culmination of their efforts: terrace week. A contest of significant magnitude has begun.

Following a conversation with a paint specialist, Jess decided they needed to have the entire apartment repainted.

The contestants from the reality show journeyed to Phillip Island, eager to compete in a race featuring Volkswagens on a celebrated Grand Prix circuit. Meanwhile, back at the show's set, Dan faced a series of unfortunate events.

As Terrace Week concludes, the final reveal arrives: Neale, Shaynna, and Darren are back to secure some exceptional terraced homes.

The five teams commence Week One of the Challenge at the apartment complex. Rooms have been assigned, and a palpable sense of dismay surrounds those relegated to the hallway – a fate no one particularly desires, though someone must bear the…

Following her nomination of Hayden for treasurer of the challenge apartment, Sara withdrew her support, effectively transferring all authority to the residents of the penthouses.

With the removal of the protective scaffolding, the magnificent form of Gatwick Airport is finally unveiled.

The first week of the challenge reveals its contenders. The judges must now determine which couple will receive a portion of the $90,000 prize, funds intended to alleviate their reserve at auction.

The second, and final, week of the apartment challenge is underway. The Blockheads now vie for a final opportunity to reduce the reserve prices on their properties at auction.

A disagreement flared between Hans and Sara, sparked by Hayden's refusal to offer assistance.

Two days remain until the final dismantling of the Gatwick. Scott and Shelley visit the teams for a final tour of the Challenge apartment.

The final room offers a breathtaking conclusion to the series, a truly remarkable ending. Here, the judges determine the precise amounts to be deducted from each team's reserves during the auction.

The Block is now open for viewing. Prospective buyers have the opportunity to tour the apartments and connect with the contestants before the auctions, a chance to meet the personalities who have captivated audiences.

Following a twelve-week period of refurbishment, five apartments will be offered for sale. Bids exceeding the pre-set reserve price will be accepted, with the highest bidder among those above reserve receiving an additional $100,000.