Australia's Got Talent season 4

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Australia's Got Talent
Season 4
Hosted by Grant Denyer
Judges Brian McFadden
Dannii Minogue
Kyle Sandilands
Winner Justice Crew
Runner-up Cameron Henderson
Release
Original network Seven Network
Original release13 April (2010-04-13) 
15 June 2010 (2010-06-15)
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Australia's Got Talent is an Australian reality television show, based on the original UK series, to find new talent. The fourth season premiered on the Seven Network on 13 April 2010 and ended on 15 June 2010. [1] Radio DJ Kyle Sandilands and Irish singer Brian McFadden joined the judging panel as replacements for Tom Burlinson and Red Symons. Auditions took place throughout February 2010 and were held in the five major cities across Australia. The live shows began on 11 May 2010 and ended on 15 June 2010, where dance troupe Justice Crew were crowned the winners of the fourth season of Australia's Got Talent. [2] They were awarded a prize of $250,000. [2] Runner-up Cameron Henderson was awarded a runner-up prize of performing at the 2010 AFL Grand Final. [2]

Contents

Judges

Judges for Australia's Got Talent Season 4

In January 2010, it was made known that the judging panel would undergo a new line-up to accommodate Minogue's pregnancy. [3] Judge Red Symons was strongly tipped to return to the Nine Network to be part of the revived Hey Hey It's Saturday , while Tom Burlinson was rumoured to be dumped from the judging panel. [3] Rumours then began to circulate that Kyle Sandilands and Brian McFadden would be the new judges. [3] On 4 February 2010, Sandilands confirmed on his 2Day FM breakfast radio show that he would be a judge. [4] A press release from the Seven Network on 17 February, confirmed McFadden would also join the new judging panel. [5]

Auditions

Audition cityDatesVenue [6]
Sydney6–7 February 2010The Tea House – Royal Randwick Racecourse
Brisbane 9 February 2010 University of Queensland Union
Adelaide 11 February 2010Ridley Centre – Adelaide Showgrounds
Melbourne13–14 February 2010 Forum Theatre
Perth 16 February 2010 Regal Theatre

Semi-finalists

ParticipantGenreActFromSemi-FinalResult
Adam & SelinaMagicMagicianPerth2Finalist
Adil and MaimunaMusicGuitarist and Singer Ipswich 2Semi-finalist
Aimee ElizabethSingingSingerSydney3Finalist
Alana ConwaySingingSinger and Harpist Bendigo 4Semi-finalist
Antonio ZontaSingingOpera Singer Castle Hill 1Semi-finalist
Bobby Andonov SingingSingerMelbourne1Finalist
Brianna BishopSingingSingerMelbourne3Finalist
Cameron Henderson SingingSinger Ceres, Victoria 4Runner-up
CleofatraDancingBelly Dance Duo Ipswich 2Semi-finalist
Elvi PesMusicMusicianMelbourne2Semi-finalist
Ferah ÇiçekdağDancingBelly Dancer Wollongong 1Semi-finalist
Grant RichardsonMusicSinger Stockinbingal 2Semi-finalist
Jak in the BoxMusicBeatboxing DuoSydney1Semi-finalist
Justice Crew DancingDance GroupSydney2Winners
Kim Pickering JonesSingingSingerSydney3Semi-finalist
K-Star EvolutionzDancingDance GroupMelbourne1Semi-finalist
Matt MarrComedyComedian Gold Coast 3Semi-finalist
Mini-Bike Stunt TeamPerformingBike Stunt GroupBrisbane4Semi-finalist
Parental Guidance RecommendedPerformingEntertainersBrisbane3Semi-finalist
Pure Pole AngelsGymnasticsPole Dance Duo Brisbane, Mackay, & Rockhampton 4Semi-finalist
Rolling EntertainmentPerformingDance GroupMelbourne1Finalist
River City RumblersMusicBand Port Macquarie 4Semi-finalist
ShortyDPerformingRapper Banjup 4Semi-finalist
Shuan Hern LeeMusicPianistPerth1Semi-finalist
Sith vs The JediComedyNovelty Act Bundaberg 3Semi-finalist
The BlackbirdsMusicBand Byron Bay 3Semi-finalist
The BadpiperPerformingBagpipe PlayerPerth4Semi-finalist
The BellesMusicSinging GroupSydney1Semi-finalist
The SwingchestersDancingDance DuoMelbourne3Semi-finalist
The TwineMusicBand Gold Coast 2Semi-finalist
The Watermleon ManPerformingDanger Act1Semi-finalist
Taylor Henderson SingingSingerCeres4Finalist
ZenithDancingDance GroupBrisbane2Semi-finalist

Semi-final summary

Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Buzzed out | Crystal Clear app clean.svg Judges' vote |   Advanced - Public Vote
  Advanced - Judges' Vote |   Eliminated - Judges' Vote |   Eliminated

Semi-final 1

Semi-FinalistOrderBuzzes and Judges' VoteResult
Sandilands Minogue McFadden
K-Star Evolutionz1 Crystal Clear app clean.svg Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
The Watermleon Man2 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
The Belles3 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Antonio Zonta4Eliminated
Shuan Hern Lee5Eliminated
Jak in the Box6Eliminated
Ferah Çiçekdağ7Eliminated
Bobby Andonov 8Advanced (Won Public Vote)
Rolling Entertainment9 Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)

Semi-final 2

Semi-FinalistOrderBuzzes and Judges' VoteResult
Sandilands Minogue McFadden
Adam & Selina1 Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)
Zenith2Eliminated
The Twine3Eliminated
Cleofatra4 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Grant Richardson5Eliminated
Elvi Pes6 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Adil and Maimuna7Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Justice Crew 8Advanced (Won Public Vote)

Semi-final 3

Semi-FinalistOrderBuzzes and Judges' VoteResult
Sandilands Minogue McFadden
Brianna Bishop1 Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)
The Swingchesters2 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Parental Guidance Recommended3Eliminated
Kim Pickering Jones4Eliminated
Sith vs The Jedi5 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
The Blackbirds6Eliminated
Matt Marr7 Crystal Clear app clean.svg Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Aimee Elizabeth8Advanced (Won Public Vote)

Semi-final 4

Semi-FinalistOrderBuzzes and Judges' VoteResult
Sandilands Minogue McFadden
The Badpiper1Eliminated
Cameron Henderson 2 2 Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)
ShortyD3 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Alana Conway4 2 Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Mini-Bike Stunt Team5Eliminated
River City Rumblers6Eliminated
Taylor Henderson 7Advanced (Won Public Vote)
Pure Pole Angels8Eliminated
  • ^2 Due to the majority vote for Cameron Henderson, Sandilands' voting intention was not revealed.

Final

Key
  Winner
  Runner-up
OrderFinalistsAct
Final Placings
1Rolling EntertainmentDance TroupeEliminated
2Aimee ElizabethSingerEliminated
3Brianna BishopSingerEliminated
4Adam & SelinaMagicianEliminated
5Bobby AndonovSingerEliminated
6Taylor HendersonSinger/GuitaristEliminated
7Cameron HendersonSinger/GuitaristRunner Up
8Justice CrewDance TroupeWinners

Ratings

EpisodeAirdateTimeslotViewers
(millions)
Night
Rank
Source
1"Auditions"13 April 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm1.4932 [7]
220 April 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm1.4523 [8]
327 April 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm1.4744 [9]
44 May 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm1.4615 [10]
5"Live Shows"11 May 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm1.5092 [11]
618 May 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm1.4226 [12]
725 May 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm1.4496 [13]
81 June 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:00 pm1.5873 [14]
9"Live Grand
Final Show"
8 June 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:30 pm1.8311 [15]
10"Live Grand
Final Results Show"
15 June 2010Tuesday 7:30 pm–9:30 pm1.9391 [16]

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