Big Brother (Australian TV series) season 14

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Big Brother
Season 14
Big Brother 14.webp
Presented by Sonia Kruger
No. of days62 [1]
No. of housemates21 [2]
Winner Reggie Sorensen
Runners-up
  • Johnson Ashak
  • Taras Hrubyj-Piper
No. of episodes31
Release
Original network Seven Network
Original release9 May (2022-05-09) 
12 July 2022 (2022-07-12)
Additional information
Filming dates12 October (2021-10-12) 
13 December 2021 (2021-12-13)
Season chronology
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Big Brother Australia 14, also known as Big Brother Australia 2022, is the fourteenth season of the Australian reality television series Big Brother . The season was filmed from 12 October through 13 December 2021, and premiered on Seven Network on 9 May 2022. Hosted by Sonia Kruger, [3] the season saw new housemates compete against returning housemates deemed as "Big Brother Royalty". [2] [4]

Contents

In the series, the Housemates will live in a house together with no communication with the outside world as they competed for $250,000. They were constantly filmed during their time in the house and were not permitted to communicate with those filming them. Over the course of the competition, housemates will compete in challenges for power and safety before voting each other out of the house. When three housemates remained, the Australian public decided which finalist would win the grand prize of $250,000.

The series was won by season 3 winner Reggie Sorensen, who defeated Johnson Ashak and Taras Hrubyj-Piper in the final public vote. With her win, Sorensen became the first person to win the Australian adaptation of the show twice, and the fifth worldwide. [5] The season finale was aired on 12 July 2022, with 363 thousand viewers tuning in. [6]

Production

In October 2021, Seven Network released a promotional teaser for the season with the slogan "Back to the Future," revealing that former housemates from previous seasons of Big Brother would return to compete against new housemates. [7] The season was filmed at the White Pavilion in Sydney Olympic Park, the same location as Big Brother VIP , making it the first civilian season to be filmed in the new location, following the demolition of the previous house in January 2021. [3] [8]

The finale was broadcast live from the Hordern Pavilion with all housemates in attendance – which will be the first time since moving to Seven that the show has reunited the full cast due to previous seasons having issues with COVID-19 restrictions in Sydney. [9]

International broadcast

The season is being broadcast in New Zealand via TVNZ Ondemand the day after the episode first airs in Australia, and is then being broadcast on one of TVNZ's linear channels the day after that. [10] The season was originally being broadcast on TVNZ 2, but following poor ratings it was moved to TVNZ Duke airing at mid-day from May 25. [11] [12]

Format

Big Brother 14 airs three nights a week from Monday to Wednesday. Each week, two Housemates will typically be Evicted. For the first time since the 2020 revival, significant additions were made to the Big Brother game structure.

Each episode takes place over 2–3-day of the game, and showcases highlights from the house and house tasks (to determine the shopping budget for the week as well as to award various luxuries) and the Nomination and Eviction process. Regarding the nomination and eviction process, each night features a different episode format. While some episodes modify the format slightly, the typical episode structure is as follows:

Finale

Following the final eviction, the remaining three housemates will face Australia's vote to determine the winner. This vote is conducted on the show's website, with voters voting for a winner with the finalist with the most votes winning.

Head of House

Introduced in Week 2 was the title of "Head of House". The house will elect an HoH, who will be given total immunity for the week and access to the HOH Suite along with two/three housemates of their choice. They were also granted a unique game power to use during their reign. No Housemate can be Head of House in back to back weeks.

WeekHoHHoH's choice
for Suite Access
PowerOutcome
2Tully [lower-alpha 1] Drew
Tim
At House Nominations, Tully could give Immunity to one Housemate. This was awarded after votes were cast and before they were revealed.Tully gave Trevor Immunity, cancelling 2 nomination votes against him.
3AleishaGabbie
Lulu
At House Nominations, Aleisha was given 3 nomination votes.Aleisha cast a vote against Estelle and 2 votes against Dave.
4Jules [lower-alpha 2] Dave
Estelle
Tully
At the first Nominations Challenge of the week, Jules could choose one Housemate to sit out. This Housemate couldn't win the power to nominate, but could still be nominated.Jules chose for Drew to sit out of the Nominations Challenge.
5EstelleBrenton
Johnson
After the house nomination was revealed, Estelle could choose to save one of the nominated housemate from eviction and replace with another housemate of her choice.Estelle saved Tully, cancelling 3 nomination votes against her, and replace her spot with Aleisha.
6JohnsonJaycee
Reggie
Before the second Nominations Challenge of the week, Johnson could banish two of his fellow housemates to the waiting room and are not able to participate in the Nomination challenge.Johnson banished Brenton and Tim to the waiting room, which prevented them from participating in the Nominations Challenge and was saved from the House Nominations.
7JayceeNot shownNot shownNot shown
8Tim [lower-alpha 3] Aleisha [lower-alpha 4]
Reggie
Taras
By spinning the power wheel, Tim have earned the "Swap Nominee" power. After nomination, Tim could save one nominee and replace them with a save housemate.Tim saved Johnson, cancelling 3 nomination votes against him, and replace his spot with Brenton.

Voting history

Colour key
  Won the title of Head of House
  Selected by Head of House to gain access to the Suite
  Eligible to become Head of House
  Not in the House at the time when the Head of House was decided
  Was not eligible to become Head of House
Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6Week 7Week 8
Method:Pre-selectedHouse VoteConsensus
ReggieNo VotingDaveJulesEstelleJohnsonTarasTim
JohnsonNo VotingAleishaBrentonJayceeReggieJayceeIneligible
TarasNo VotingAleishaBrentonJayceeJohnsonJayceeTim
BrentonNot in HouseIneligibleEstelleJohnsonJayceeIneligible
AleishaNo VotingDaveBrentonJayceeJohnsonJayceeTim
TimNo VotingDaveJulesEstelleJohnsonJayceeTim
EstelleNo VotingDaveJulesJayceeReggieReggieIneligible
GabbieNo VotingAleishaJulesEstelleReggieReggieIneligible
JayceeNo VotingAleishaBrentonEstelleJohnsonReggieIneligible
DrewNo VotingAleishaNo VotingJayceeJohnsonJayceeEvicted
TullyNo VotingDaveJulesEstelleReggieReggieEvicted
JulesNot in HouseIneligibleEstelleReggieEvicted
DaveNo VotingAleishaJulesEstelleReggieEvicted
SamNo VotingReggieBrentonJayceeEvicted
LuluNo VotingAleishaJulesEvicted
TrevorNo VotingDaveJulesEvicted
JoelNo VotingAleishaEvicted
LaraNo VotingEvicted
LaylaNo VotingEvicted
MelEvicted
JoshEvicted
Notes [lower-alpha 1] none [lower-alpha 2] [lower-alpha 5] none [lower-alpha 3] [lower-alpha 4]
Head of HouseTully
Pre-selected
Aleisha
8 of 15 votes
to elect
Jules
8 of 13 votes
to elect
Estelle
8 of 14 votes
to elect
Johnson
7 of 13 votes
to elect
Jaycee
6 of 11 votes
to elect
Tim
Unlucky 4's choice
to elect
Suite AccessDrew
Tim
Gabbie
Lulu
Dave
Estelle
Tully
Brenton
Johnson
Jaycee
Reggie
noneAleisha
Reggie
Taras
Notes
  1. 1 2 Tully was made HoH by Big Brother upon her entrance into the house.
  2. 1 2 The house only had the option to elect either one of the intruders (Jules or Brenton) as HoH.
  3. 1 2 For being chosen as the "Unlucky Four", only Aleisha, Reggie, Taras or Tim are eligible to become the final Head of House, where those 4 will have to come up with a unanimous decision. At the end, Tim was selected to be the HoH
  4. 1 2 Tim has won a HoH suite visitor pass during the house task, and he has decided to give it to Aleisha, granting her the access to the HoH suite as well.
  5. Since Jules already receiving the majority of the votes (8 Votes), Drew did not cast a vote by default.

Housemates

Twenty-one Housemates competed in the series. The first five new housemates and the eight returning housemates were announced on 7 April 2022, with the remaining 6 of the initial cast being revealed ahead of the launch. [2] [13] [14] [1] The identities of the intruders (new housemates), were revealed on 26 May, ahead of their entrance on Episode 11. [15]

NameAgeResidenceBig Brother historyBig Brother 14 resultsSource
SeasonStatusDay enteredDay exitedResult
Reggie Sorensen 48 Queensland Big Brother 3 Winner – 1st place162Winner [16]
Johnson Ashak25 Maroubra, New South Wales 162Runner-up [17]
Taras Hrubyj-Piper34 Bondi Beach/Clovelly, New South Wales 162Runner-up
Brenton Parkes26Sydney2462Evicted
Aleisha Campbell24 New South Wales 161Evicted
Tim Dormer37Sydney Big Brother 10 Winner – 1st place159Evicted [18]
Big Brother Canada 4 Evicted – 3rd place
Estelle Landy33 Queensland Big Brother 9 Evicted – 3rd place157Evicted [19]
Gabbie Keevill22 Central Coast, New South Wales 153Evicted
Jaycee Edwards23 Perth, Western Australia 150Evicted
Anthony Drew33 Victoria Big Brother 10 Evicted – 4th place348Evicted [20]
Tully Smyth34 Melbourne Big Brother 10 Evicted – 13th place1045Evicted [21]
Jules Rangiheuea28Sydney2443Evicted
David "Dave" Graham42 New South Wales Big Brother 6 Evicted – 3rd place139Evicted [22]
Sam Manovski31 Perigian Beach, Queensland 132Evicted
Lulu Oliveira39 Brisbane, Queensland130Evicted
Trevor Butler 48 Broken Hill, New South Wales Big Brother 4 Winner – 1st place325Evicted [23]
Joel Notley27 Newcastle, New South Wales 118Evicted
Lara Phillips52 Bateau Bay, New South Wales 116Evicted
Layla Subritzky34 Brisbane, Queensland Big Brother 9 Runner-up – 2nd place311Evicted [24]
Mel Todd41 Melbourne, Victoria 19Evicted
Josh Goudswaard32 Byron Bay, New South Wales 14Evicted

Episodes

No.
overall
No. in
season
TitleDay(s)Original air date [25] Australian viewers
Week 1 – Launch Week
15861Episode 1Day 1–29 May 2022 (2022-05-09)487,000 [26]
15872Episode 2Day 2–410 May 2022 (2022-05-10)394,000 [27]
15883Episode 3Day 5–611 May 2022 (2022-05-11)379,000 [28]
15894Episode 4Day 8–912 May 2022 (2022-05-12)358,000 [29]
Week 2 – Battle Week
15905Episode 5Day 10–1116 May 2022 (2022-05-16)373,000 [30]
15916Episode 6Day 12–1317 May 2022 (2022-05-17)379,000 [31]
15927Episode 7Day 14–1618 May 2022 (2022-05-18)359,000 [32]
Week 3 – Party Week
15938Episode 8Day 17–1823 May 2022 (2022-05-23)343,000 [33]
15949Episode 9Day 18–2124 May 2022 (2022-05-24)327,000 [34]
159510Episode 10Day 22–2325 May 2022 (2022-05-25)349,000 [35]
Week 4
159611Episode 11Day 24–2630 May 2022 (2022-05-30)294,000 [36]
159712Episode 12Day 27–2831 May 2022 (2022-05-31)306,000 [37]
159813Episode 13Day 29–301 June 2022 (2022-06-01)323,000 [38]
Week 5
159914Episode 14Day 31–326 June 2022 (2022-06-06)378,000 [39]
160015Episode 15Day 32–33, 357 June 2022 (2022-06-07)369,000 [40]
160116Episode 16Day 36–378 June 2022 (2022-06-08)255,000 [41]
Week 6 – Temptation Week
160217Episode 17Day 37–3913 June 2022 (2022-06-13)363,000 [42]
160318Episode 18Day 4114 June 2022 (2022-06-14)356,000 [43]
160419Episode 19Day 42–4315 June 2022 (2022-06-15)337,000 [44]
Week 7
160520Episode 20Day 44–4520 June 2022 (2022-06-20)361,000 [45]
160621Episode 21Day 45–4721 June 2022 (2022-06-21)313,000 [46]
160722Episode 22Day 4822 June 2022 (2022-06-22)319,000 [47]
Week 8 – High Stakes Week
160823Episode 23Day 48–5027 June 2022 (2022-06-27)304,000 [48]
160924Episode 24Day 5128 June 2022 (2022-06-28)328,000 [49]
161025Episode 25Day 52–5329 June 2022 (2022-06-29)320,000 [50]
Week 9
161126Episode 26Day 564 July 2022 (2022-07-04)348,000 [51]
161227Episode 27Day 56–575 July 2022 (2022-07-05)322,000 [52]
161328Episode 28Day 58–596 July 2022 (2022-07-06)341,000 [53]
Week 10 – Finale Week
161429Episode 29Day 59–6110 July 2022 (2022-07-10)278,000 [54]
161530Episode 30Day 61–6211 July 2022 (2022-07-11)329,000 [55]
161631Episode 31 – FinaleTBA12 July 2022 (2022-07-12)363,000 [6]

Voting history

Key
  This housemate was nominated for eviction.
  This housemate was the nominating Housemate on this round.
  This housemate was immune from this round of eviction due to a twist.
  This housemate won the challenge and is immune for this round of eviction.
  This housemate was not in the Main House and did not participate in this round of eviction.
  This housemate was originally nominated but won the second chance challenge and was thus saved from eviction.
  This housemate was Head of House and was given immunity for the week.
Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6Week 7Week 8Week 9Week 10
Episode123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Finale
Head of
House
(none)TullyAleishaJulesEstelleJohnsonJayceeTim(none)
Challenge
Winner(s)
JoelJoelLaraLaylaRed TeamJoel
Tully
JayceeEstelleTarasJohnsonDaveGabbie
Jules
DaveJulesBrenton
Taras
(none)JayceeBrentonJaycee
Taras
EstelleTarasGabbie
Tim
BrentonGabbie
Tim
Aleisha
Taras
EstelleTaras(none)TarasTarasTarasTarasTaras(none)
Against
House Vote
Aleisha
Lulu
Mel
Estelle
Josh
Sam
All Unimmune HousematesDrew
Mel
Dave
Johnson
Layla
All Unimmune HousematesLara
Lulu
Jaycee
Joel
Johnson
All Unimmune HousematesEstelle
Sam
Aleisha
Gabbie
Trevor
All Unimmune HousematesLulu
Sam
Aleisha
Drew
Sam
All Unimmune HousematesAleisha
Drew
Gabbie
Jaycee
Aleisha
Gabbie
Dave
Estelle
Reggie
All Unimmune HousematesDrew
Jules
Drew
Johnson
Tully
All Unimmune HousematesDrew
Taras
Aleisha
Jaycee
Johnson
All Unimmune HousematesBrenton
Gabbie
Estelle
Reggie
Tim
All HousematesEstelle
Reggie
Brenton
Johnson
Tim
All Unimmune HousematesAleisha
Johnson
Brenton
Johnson
Reggie
Vote to:EvictNominateEvictNominateEvictNominateEvictNominateEvictNominateEvictNominateEvictNominateEvictNominateEvictNominateEvictNominateEvictWin
ReggieMain FrameSamLaylaMelJohnsonLaraLaraJoelSamSamAleishaSamSamSamGabbieAleishaAleishaEstelleJulesNot
eligible
DrewJohnsonTarasJayceeGabbieGabbieTimNominatedSecret
Arcade
NominatedJohnsonNot
eligible
AleishaNominatedWinner
(Finale)
JohnsonNo
voting
JoshMelDrewLaylaGabbieLuluJoelEstelleEstelleTrevorEstelleLuluSamTullyDrewGabbieDaveEstelleNot
eligible
TullyEstelleDrewJayceeEstelleGabbieEstelleReggieTarasEstelleTimNot
eligible
NominatedNominatedRunner-up
(Finale)
TarasNo
voting
JoshDrewDrewLaylaTrevorLuluJayceeSamSamTrevorLuluLuluDrewDrewDrewGabbieEstelleEstelleNot
eligible
Nominating HousemateDrewNominatedJayceeJohnsonGabbieNominating
Housemate
TarasEstelleNominating
Housemate
JohnsonJohnsonBrentonRunner-up
(Finale)
BrentonNot in
House
GabbieDaveLuluDrewTullyDrewGabbieNominating HousemateWaiting
Room
JulesTullyDrewDrewJayceeGabbieNominatedEstelleTimTarasEstelleTimNot
eligible
AleishaNominatedEvicted
(Day 62)
AleishaNo
voting
SamLaylaDrewLaylaEstelleLuluJayceeDave ×2
Estelle
EstelleTrevorEstelleLuluSamTullyDrewNominatedDaveDrewNot
eligible
TullyBrentonDrewJayceeJohnsonBrentonEstelleReggieTarasEstelleTimNot
eligible
NominatedEvicted
(Day 61)
TimMain FrameSamJoelMelDaveLuluLaraJayceeSamSamTrevorDaveSamSamJayceeAleishaGabbieDaveWaiting
Room
JulesTullyTaras
Brenton/Taras
TarasNominating HousemateEstelle
Brenton
BrentonEstelleNominatedTarasEstelleJohnsonEvicted
(Day 59)
EstelleMain
Frame
SamMelMelJohnsonLuluLaraNominating
Housemate
JohnsonNominatedAleishaJohnsonSamDrewDrew
Aleisha
DrewAleisha
Aleisha
DaveDrewNot
eligible
JohnsonJohnsonTarasJohnsonJohnsonGabbieTimSecret
Arcade
NominatedEvicted
(Day 57)
GabbieNo
voting
SamMelMelLaylaLaraLaraJayceeJayceeSamTrevorDaveSamSamJayceeJayceeNominatedDaveJulesNot
eligible
JohnsonBrenton
Brenton/Taras
TarasNominating HousemateBrentonNominatedEvicted
(Day 53)
JayceeNo
voting
JoshDrewDrewLaylaLuluLuluJoelEstelleEstelleTrevorDaveLuluDrewDrewDrewGabbieDaveDrewNot
eligible
TullyDrewDrew
Drew
JohnsonEvicted
(Day 50)
DrewNot in
House
In SewerLuluNominatedJohnsonJayceeLaraJoelJohnsonEstelleTrevorLuluLuluAleishaJayceeJayceeMain
Frame
DaveEstelleNominatedTullyTarasNominatedEvicted
(Day 48)
TullyNot in
House
JohnsonJayceeLaraJoelJohnsonSamAleishaDaveLuluSamJohnsonDrewAleishaDaveJulesNot
eligible
JohnsonEvicted
(Day 45)
JulesNot in
House
AleishaJohnsonSamNominating
Housemate
GabbieDrewAleishaReggieDrewNominatedEvicted
(Day 43)
DaveMain FrameSamLaylaDrewJohnsonJayceeLuluJoelJohnsonSamNominating HousemateSamSamDrewGabbieDrewAleishaEstelleEvicted
(Day 39)
SamNo
voting
EstelleLaylaMelLaylaLaraLaraJoelJayceeNominatedTrevorLuluNominatedAleishaEvicted
(Day 32)
LuluNo
voting
JoshJoelMelLaylaLaraNominatedJoelSamSamAleishaSamNominatedEvicted
(Day 30)
TrevorNot in
House
In SewerJoelMelJohnsonJayceeLaraJoelJohnsonSamAleishaEvicted
(Day 25)
JoelNominating
Housemate
JoshDrewDrewLaylaTrevorLuluJayceeEvicted
(Day 18)
LaraNo
voting
JoshDrew
Mel
DrewLaylaGabbieNominatedEvicted
(Day 16)
LaylaNot in
House
In SewerSamMelDaveEvicted
(Day 11)
MelNo
voting
JoshLaylaNominatedEvicted
(Day 9)
JoshNo
voting
EstelleEvicted
(Day 4)
Notes [lower-alpha 1] [lower-alpha 2] [lower-alpha 3] [lower-alpha 3] none [lower-alpha 4] [lower-alpha 5] [lower-alpha 6] [lower-alpha 7] none [lower-alpha 8] [lower-alpha 9] none [lower-alpha 7] [lower-alpha 10] none [lower-alpha 7] [lower-alpha 11] [lower-alpha 12] [lower-alpha 13] [lower-alpha 3] [lower-alpha 13] none [lower-alpha 14] none [lower-alpha 3] [lower-alpha 7] [lower-alpha 3] [lower-alpha 15] [lower-alpha 7] [lower-alpha 16] none [lower-alpha 17] [lower-alpha 18] none [lower-alpha 19] [lower-alpha 20] [lower-alpha 21]
Sourcenone [56] [57] [58] none [59] [60] [61] none [62] [63] none [64] [65] none [66] [67] none [68] [69] none [70] [71] none [72] [73] none [74] [75] none [76] [77] none
Vote OutcomeEviction cancelled
by Main Frame
Josh
7 of 15 votes
to evict
Layla
5 nominations
Mel
8 of 15 votes
to evict
Layla
9 of 17 votes
to evict
Jaycee
4 nominations
Lara
8 of 14 votes
to evict
Joel
9 of 14 votes
to evict
Johnson
5 nominations
Sam
8 of 12 votes
to fake evict
Trevor
9 of 15 votes
to evict
Dave
5 nominations
Lulu
7 of 13 votes
to evict
Sam
6 of 13 votes
to evict
Drew
3 nominations
Drew
9 of 13 votes
to fake evict
Aleisha
6 of 11 votes
to fake evict
Dave
8 of 12 votes
to evict
Drew
4 nominations
Jules
Tim & Brenton's
choice to evict
Tully
6 of 10 votes
to evict
Drew
3 nominations
Drew
5 of 9 votes
to evict
Jaycee
5 of 7 votes
to evict
Estelle
2 nominations
Gabbie
4 of 6 votes
to evict
Estelle
4 of 6 votes
to fake evict
Reggie
2 of 3 votes
to fake evict
Taras
House's choice
to nominate
Estelle
5 of 5 votes
to evict
Tim
3 of 5 votes
to evict
Johnson
Taras's choice
to nominate
Aleisha
2 of 3 votes
to evict
Brenton
Taras's choice
to evict
Johnson
Fewest votes
to win
Taras
Fewest votes
to win
Gabbie
3 nominations
Drew
4 nominations
Lara
4 nominations
Sam
4 nominations
Lulu
3 nominations
Jaycee
3 nominations
Estelle
3 nominations
Brenton
3 nominations
Gabbie
2 nominations
Mel
4 nominations
Lulu
3 nominations
Estelle
3 nominations
Sam
3 nominations
Aleisha
Nominated by
Estelle
Jules
3 nominations
Taras
3 nominations
Brenton
Nominated by
Tim
Sam
6 of 15 votes
to evict
Joel
3 nominations
Drew
7 of 15 votes
to evict
Johnson
6 of 17 votes
to evict
Gabbie
Trevor

2 nominations
Lulu
6 of 14 votes
to evict
Jaycee
5 of 14 votes
to evict
Dave
Jaycee
2 nominations
Estelle
4 of 12 votes
to fake evict
Aleisha
5 of 15 votes
to evict
Estelle
Johnson
2 nominations
Sam
6 of 13 votes
to evict
Drew
5 of 13 votes
to evict
Tully
3 nominations
Aleisha
Jaycee

2 of 13 votes
to fake evict
Gabbie
5 of 11 votes
to fake evict
Estelle
3 of 12 votes
to evict
Aleisha
Gabbie
Reggie
Tully
0 nominations
Drew
Tim & Brenton's
choice to save
Johnson
3 of 10 votes
to evict
Johnson
2 nominations
Taras
4 of 9 votes
to evict
Johnson
2 of 7 votes
to evict
Johnson
3 nominations
Brenton
2 of 6 votes
to evict
Tim
2 of 6 votes
to evict
Tim
1 of 3 votes
to evict
Aleisha
Brenton
Johnson
Tim
Safe from
House
nominations
Reggie
0 of 5 votes
to evict
Johnson
2 of 5 votes
to evict
Aleisha
Brenton
Reggie
Taras's choice
to save
Johnson
1 of 3 votes
to evict
Johnson
Taras's choice
to save
Reggie
Most votes
to win
Estelle
2 of 15 votes
to evict
Lulu
Sam

1 nomination
each
Dave
2 of 17 votes
to evict
Estelle
1 nomination
Johnson
0 of 14 votes
to evict
Gabbie
1 of 15 votes
to evict
Aleisha
2 of 13 votes
to evict
Johnson
1 nomination
Gabbie
0 of 13 votes
to fake evict
Reggie
1 of 12 votes
to evict
Drew
1 of 10 votes
to evict
Estelle
1 nomination
Aleisha
0 of 7 votes
to evict
Brenton
1 nomination
Reggie
0 of 6 votes
to evict
Brenton
0 of 5 votes
to evict
Reggie
Taras's choice
to save
Notes
  1. On Night 1, Dave, Estelle, Reggie and Tim secretly entered the Main Frame. At the first Eviction Ceremony, the Main Frame was revealed, and the Main Frame was given the option to cancel the eviction. The Main Frame cancelled the eviction, and the Main Frame Housemates entered the house.
  2. On Night 2, Trevor, Drew and Layla entered the sewer. They entered the House on Day 5.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 As the vote was tied, a tie-break vote was cast (indicated in Bold)
  4. On Night 11, Big Brother introduced the Head of House title, with Tully entering the game as the first HoH.
  5. This was a Team Nomination Challenge. The Winning Team collectively held the power to nominate. All housemates voted in the Eviction.
  6. As HoH, Tully could award immunity to a Housemate. This immunity was used after the Nomination Vote was held but before the results were revealed. Tully saved Trevor, cancelling two votes against him.
  7. 1 2 3 4 5 This was a Pairs Challenge. The winning pair would both earn immunity for the round.
  8. As HoH, Aleisha was given 3 Nomination Votes to cast.
  9. This was a fake eviction. After being voted off, Sam found a party envelope at the door. Sam's eviction was cancelled upon opening the envelope, and she remained in the house.
  10. As Reggie was not medically cleared to compete in this Immunity Challenge, Big Brother gave her immunity from House Nominations.
  11. Big Brother informed the Housemates that four nominees would be nominated during this House Nominations.
  12. As HoH, Estelle could choose to save one of the nominated housemates from eviction and replace them with another housemate of her choice. She saved Tully, cancelling three votes against her, and named Aleisha as the replacement nominee.
  13. 1 2 After failing a Panic Room task, Big Brother held an Instant Eviction. With the House voting in a face-to-face vote to evict one of the four nominees. Drew was voted out and was secretly sent to the Mainframe. Aleisha also entered the Mainframe after being voted out following the Second Chance Challenge and Eviction Ceremony.
  14. As HoH, Johnson sent Brenton & Tim to the Waiting Room, where they waited for 48 hours. The pair did not participate in House Nominaitons and were safe from the vote. After 48 house, they were given a choice – go to the Eviction Room and continue the Eviction vote as normal or head straight to the Diary Room where they would have the joint power to evict either nominee. They chose to go to the Diary Room and evicted Jules.
  15. This was a Pairs Challenge. The winning pair had to agree on nominations.
  16. As HoH, Tim could choose to save one of the nominees and replace them with another housemate of his choice. He saved Johnson, cancelling three votes against him, and named Brenton as the replacement nominee.
  17. This eviction is a double fake eviction. After the first fake eviction of Estelle, another fake eviction vote immediately took place, sending Reggie to the Secret Arcade as well.
  18. After Estelle and Reggie are revealed to be in the Arcade, the remaining housemates have to nominate a housemate among themselves to join Estelle and Reggie as the next Nominees. Taras was nominated.
  19. Two Nomination Challenges took place, with the winner of each challenge being able to nominate one housemate for eviction. Additionally, the first nominee was prohibited from playing in the second challenge. Taras won the first challenge and nominated Johnson for eviction.
  20. The winner of the Final Challenge won a place in the Final 3 and the sole vote at the Final Eviction. The other housemates were nominated for the Final Eviction.
  21. For the finale, Australia voted for the winner of Big Brother Australia 14 and the $250,000 grand prize.

Ratings

Ratings data is from OzTAM and represents the viewership from the 5 largest Australian metropolitan centres (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide). Total audience based on Metro and Regional ratings, 7-day time shifts and BVOD ratings.

WkEpAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsTotal ratingsRef(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1 1 9 May 2022Monday 7:30 pm487,00014976,00010 [26]
2 10 May 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm394,00013902,00010 [27]
3 11 May 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm379,00018857,00012 [28]
4 12 May 2022Thursday 7:30 pm358,00014797,00010 [29]
2 5 16 May 2022Monday 7:30 pm373,00018849,00014 [30]
6 17 May 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm379,00014857,00010 [31]
7 18 May 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm359,00017802,00014 [32]
3 8 23 May 2022Monday 7:30 pm343,00019778,00014 [33]
9 24 May 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm327,00016773,00010 [34]
10 25 May 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm349,00017795,00012 [35]
4 11 30 May 2022Monday 7:30 pm294,000723,00014 [36] [78]
12 31 May 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm306,00018760,00011 [37]
13 1 June 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm323,00019729,00013 [38]
5 14 6 June 2022Monday 7:30 pm378,00016846,00013 [39]
15 7 June 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm369,00016793,00011 [40]
16 8 June 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm255,000686,00015 [41]
6 17 13 June 2022Monday 7:30 pm363,00020773,00012 [42]
18 14 June 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm356,00016774,00011 [43]
19 15 June 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm337,00019761,00013 [44]
7 20 20 June 2022Monday 7:30 pm361,00017774,00013 [45]
21 21 June 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm313,00020740,00013 [46]
22 22 June 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm319,00017724,00013 [47]
8 23 27 June 2022Monday 7:30 pm304,00020699,00014 [48]
24 28 June 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm328,00017736,00013 [49]
25 29 June 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm320,00016710,00014 [50]
9 26 4 July 2022Monday 7:30 pm348,000733,00014 [51]
27 5 July 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm322,00016713,00012 [52]
28 6 July 2022Wednesday 7:30 pm341,00018711,00014 [53]
10 29 10 July 2022Sunday 8 pm278,00016607,00012 [54]
30 11 July 2022Monday 7:30 pm329,000693,00018 [55]
31 12 July 2022Tuesday 7:30 pm363,00016750,00011 [6]

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