Is Big Brother coming back?

Big Brother Australia ended on November 26, 2014, after its 11th season aired on the Nine Network.

The show was a reality TV series based on the international Big Brother format produced by Endemol in the Netherlands, which started in 1999. It featured a group of contestants living together in an isolated house, constantly monitored by cameras and microphones. The series involved housemates completing tasks, facing punishments, and avoiding eviction by viewers, with the ultimate goal of winning a cash prize. Housemates could also leave voluntarily or be removed by Big Brother if deemed necessary. The show provided 24-hour live footage streamed online and edited highlights broadcast during prime time.

Big Brother was a long-running series that premiered in 2001 and concluded in 2014. It was a reality competition that explored social dynamics and individual behavior within the confines of the house. Over the years, it became a staple of Australian television, with multiple seasons and a dedicated audience. The series was hosted by Gretel Killeen, Sonia Kruger, Kyle Sandilands, and Jackie O at different times. The show featured a narrator, Mike Goldman, and had an average runtime of 90 minutes per episode.