Big Brother Australia 2025 Odds - Who will win Big Brother Australia in 2025?

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Big Brother Australia is back on Channel 10 in 2025
A total of 13 housemates entered the famous house at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast, with the finale set for Monday December 8
Live evictions, nominations & 24/7 live stream as popular reality show returns

Big Brother Australia has gone back to its roots for a highly-anticipated return in 2025, with the popular reality show back on Channel 10 and the famous house at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast.

Premiering on November 9, a total of 13 contestants entered the Big Brother house for a chance to win the $125,000 of prize money on offer.

Cut off from the outside world, this year's Big Brother is aimed at nostalgia, with the original format returning - including live nominations, live evictions and a 24/7 live stream.

It's an abbrievated season of Big Brother Australia, with the finale set for December 8, making it the shortest ever series.

Big Brother Australia 2025 Odds

At the time of writing, there's no current winner odds for Big Brother Australia. However, we will update this page if they do become available.

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Big Brother Australia 2025 Housemates

You can check out a list of the 13 housemates who will battle it out for the $100,000 in prize money below.

Abiola Oreyomi, 24, Musician (Victoria)
Allana, 45, Social Worker (Queensland)
Bruce Dunne, 25, Tradesman (Queensland)
Coco Beeby, 30, Early Education Teacher (New South Wales)
Colin Ridley, 21, Aspiring MMA Fighter (New South Wales)
Conor Maysey, 31, Disability Advocate (Queensland)
Edward Doak, 30, Sales Manager (South Australia)
Emily Dale, 30, Primary School Teacher (Western Australia)
Holly Young, 31, Model (Western Australia)
Mia Wijewardene, 23, Hardware Shop Assistant (Victoria)
Michael Downs, 49, Publisher (New South Wales)
Vincent “Vinnie” Brigante, 21, Barber (Victoria)
Jane Marshall-Doherty, 67, Retired (Victoria) - voted in as the 13th housemate.

Big Brother Australia 2025 - Evicted Housemates

Michael was the first housemate evicted from the house. The 49-year-old was a controversial figure with many polarising opinions and he only lasted a week as a result.

Jane and Mia both departed in a double eviction before Abiola was given the choice to take $15k but leave the house immediately, which she jumped at. Holly was evicted before Vinnie and Ed were booted in brutal circumstances. Conor joined the pair on Sunday, with the final five consisting of Allana, Bruce, Coco, Colin and Emily.

1. Michael Downs - 16/11/25

2. Jane Marshall-Doherty - 23/11/25

3. Mia Wijewardene - 23/11/25

4. Abiola Oreyomi - 30/11/25

5. Holly Young - 30/11/25

6. Vinnie Brigante - 2/12/25

7. Edward Doak - 6/12/25

8. Conor Maysey - 6/12/25

Big Brother Australia 2025 Overview

The sixteenth season of the series marks its return to Network 10, premiering on Sunday 9 November 2025.
The show is back at its original location: the newly built house at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast.
Host: Mel Tracina; the series also features live nominations, live evictions and a 24/7 live-stream of the house.
This season returns to the show’s roots as a social-experiment format - housemates living together, cut off from the outside, monitored 24/7, competing to avoid eviction and win the grand prize of $125,000.
The house itself has been redesigned with high-surveillance features (100+ cameras visible), bold interiors and resort-style amenities, creating a visually heightened environment built for drama.