Love Island Australia season 5

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Love Island Australia
Season 5
No. of episodes29
Release
Original network 9Now
Original release30 October (2023-10-30) 
18 December 2023 (2023-12-18)
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The fifth season of Love Island Australia premiered on 9Now on Monday, 30 October 2023 presented by Sophie Monk and narrated by Eoghan McDermott. [1]

Contents

Format

Love Island Australia involves a group of contestants, known as "Islanders", living in a villa in Mallorca looking to find love. To remain in the competition, the Islanders must be coupled up with another Islander, as the winning couple wins $50,000. On the first day, the Islanders couple up for the first time based on first impressions. However, throughout the series they may choose to "re-couple" and couple up with another Islander instead. Islanders may join the villa at several stages throughout the season.

Islanders who are single after each re-coupling risk being eliminated and "dumped" from the island. Islanders can also be eliminated via public vote, or through other means such as deciding among themselves who to vote off the island. During the finale, the public vote for a couple they want to win the series and the $50,000 prize. One person from the winning couple can then either split the money with their partner or keep it for themselves.

Season 5 was pre-recorded in August–September 2023. All previous seasons of the show across the franchise have aired on a short delay, but while filming was still taking place to allow for public votes. An ITV Studios executive producer stated the change in format was so that the season would air during late spring and early summer in the Southern Hemisphere, but be filmed in the Mediterranean when the weather was still warm. A select group of "Love Island Superfans" were given access to live video feeds from the villa to participate in elimination votes, challenge polls, and date selections.

Islanders

The first Islanders were announced on social media, one week before the premiere episode. [1] [2] Of the islanders, Abby Miller has participated on tenth season of The Bachelors , whilst Lucinda Strafford was a contestant on the seventh series of the British version of the show. [3]

NameAgeHometownOccupationEnteredStatus
Kale Roberts25 Gold Coast, Queensland SalesDay 4Dumped (Day 13)
Day 16 1 Winner (Day 29)
Tyra Johannes23 Sunshine Coast, Queensland AccountantDay 1Winner (Day 29)
Clint Posselt28 Sunshine Coast, Queensland EngineerDay 21Runner-up (Day 29)
Savannah Badger26 Adelaide, South Australia Law GraduateDay 1Runner-up (Day 29)
Lucinda Strafford23 Brighton, UK InfluencerDay 2Runner-up (Day 29)
Zac Nunns25 Melbourne, Victoria StudentDay 1Runner-up (Day 29)
Chloe Jackson23 Sydney, New South Wales Fitness InstructorDay 17Dumped (Day 28)
Reid Polak26 Gold Coast, Queensland Personal trainer/ModelDay 3Dumped (Day 28)
Georgia Murray21 Penrith, New South Wales JournalistDay 11Dumped (Day 27)
Nate Page24 Sydney, New South Wales Personal TrainerDay 1Dumped (Day 27)
Andy Cosgrove 27 Seattle, Washington, US International Baseball PlayerDay 13Dumped (Day 25)
Harmony Johnson23 Sydney, New South Wales Yoga InstructorDay 21Dumped (Day 25)
Nakia Pires21 Adelaide, South Australia Store WorkerDay 1Dumped (Day 25)
Trent Woolman25 Melbourne, Victoria Tower Crane OperatorDay 1Dumped (Day 22)
Tasia Hafenstein24 Brisbane, Queensland Club HostDay 15Dumped (Day 19)
Abby Miller23 Sydney, New South Wales Makeup ArtistDay 7Dumped (Day 18)
Seb Williams24 Melbourne, Victoria EntrepreneurDay 15Dumped (Day 18)
Aidan Knox29 Sydney, New South Wales Construction Worker and ModelDay 10Dumped (Day 16)
Ryan Craig-Turner28 Wollongong, New South Wales FitterDay 10Dumped (Day 12)
Tia Gregory24 Canberra, Australian Capital Territory Real EstateDay 1Dumped (Day 12)
Ben Richardson22 Sydney, New South Wales Videographer & Content CreatorDay 1Dumped (Day 11)
Kirra Schofield26 Perth, Western Australia EducatorDay 1Dumped (Day 9)
Ollie Lawson24 Perth, Western Australia FIFO Mining ElectricianDay 1Dumped (Day 6)

Coupling and elimination history

Spicy EraVibe EraVillain EraMake or Break EraLoved-up Era
Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Final
Day 1Day 3Day 6Day 9Day 11Day 12Day 13Day 16Day 18Day 19Day 22Day 25Day 27Day 28Day 29
KaleNot in VillaNakiaNakiaNakiaTia & Ryan
to dump
SingleDumped
(Day 13)
TyraAbby
to dump
TyraTrent
to dump
TyraNate & Georgia
to dump
SafeWinners
(Day 29)
TyraBenBenBenAidanTia & Ryan
to dump
AidanKaleSeb
to dump
KaleTrent
to dump
Kale
ClintNot in VillaSavannahTrent
to dump
SavannahNate & Georgia
to dump
SafeRunners-up
(Day 29)
SavannahZacTrentTrentTrentSafeTrentSebVulnerableTrentClintTrent
to dump
Clint
LucindaNot in VillaNateZacZacRyanVulnerableZacZacSeb
to dump
ZacNakia
to dump
ZacNate & Georgia
to dump
SafeRunners-up
(Day 29)
ZacSavannahLucindaLucindaTiaVulnerableLucindaLucindaVulnerableLucindaNakia
to dump
Lucinda
ChloeNot in VillaReidReidTrent
to dump
ReidClint & Savannah
to dump
VulnerableDumped
(Day 28)
ReidNot in VillaTiaKirraAbbyAbbySafeAbbyTasiaImmuneChloeTrent
to dump
Chloe
GeorgiaNot in VillaNateSafeNateNateVulnerableNateTrent
to dump
NateClint & Savannah
to dump
Dumped
(Day 27)
NateNakiaLucindaTiaTiaGeorgiaSafeGeorgiaGeorgiaAbby
to dump
GeorgiaTrent
to dump
Georgia
AndyNot in VillaNakiaNakiaAbby
to dump
NakiaHarmonyNakia
to dump
SingleDumped
(Day 25)
HarmonyNot in VillaAndyNakia
to dump
SingleDumped
(Day 25)
NakiaNateWaiting
Room
KaleKaleKaleTia & Ryan
to dump
AndyAndySeb
to dump
AndySingleVulnerableSingleDumped
(Day 25)
TrentTiaWaiting
Room
SavannahSavannahSavannahSafeSavannahAbbyVulnerableSavannahSingleVulnerableDumped
(Day 22)
TasiaNot in VillaReidSafeSingleDumped
(Day 19)
AbbyNot in VillaReidReidSafeReidTrentVulnerableDumped
(Day 18)
SebNot in VillaSavannahVulnerableDumped
(Day 18)
AidanNot in VillaTyraTia & Ryan
to dump
TyraSingleDumped
(Day 16)
RyanNot in VillaLucindaVulnerableDumped
(Day 12)
TiaTrentReidNateNateZacVulnerableDumped
(Day 12)
BenTyraTyraTyraSingleDumped
(Day 11)
KirraOllieReidSingleDumped
(Day 9)
OllieKirraSingleDumped
(Day 6)
Notes 1 2 none 3 4 5 6, 7 8, 9 10 11 12 13, 14 15 16
DumpedNo
Dumping
Nakia
Trent

Failed to
couple up
Ollie
Failed to
couple up
Kirra
Failed to
couple up
Ben
Failed to
couple up
Tia
Ryan

Islanders' choice
to dump
Kale
Failed to
couple up
Aidan
Failed to
couple up
Seb
Girls' choice
to dump
Tasia
Failed to
couple up
No
Dumping
Trent
Islanders' choice
to dump
Harmony
Nakia

Failed to

couple up
Nate & Georgia
Islanders' choice
to dump
Chloe & Reid
Least votes
Clint & Savannah
Lucinda & Zac

Least votes
to win
Abby
Boys' choice
to dump
Andy
Andy's choice to
remain single
Kale & Tyra
Most votes
to win
Ref [4] [5] [6] [7]

Notes

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