House Rules Australia

Melbourne lovers Bronik and Corrine are the first team to hand over their house keys to the competition. Their opposition have just seven days to completely transform their home before judging. They are each given a work zone within the house and a set budget, and must impress the judges as well as the homeowners by week's end.

The teams struggle against each other and the clock tonight on House Rules. It's panic stations at the first transformation in Melbourne as the teams face the wrath of the House Rules challenge. They have just seven days to renovate an entire home. Will the House Rules rollercoaster run faster than our teams can handle?

Tears and tantrums erupt on House Rules tonight as the Victorian renovation deadline looms. Our new House Rules teams have just under two days to bring some sparkle to this rough diamond in the northern suburbs of Melbourne. The pressure to finish on time is overwhelming - on top of that is the desire to do a good job for home owners, Bronik and Corrine.

It's judgment day in Melbourne as the first home renovation is unveiled tonight on House Rules. Our rookie teams are learning the hard way that this competition is very real. There's no second chances and with the clock winding down it's a mad dash to the finish line. Will our teams put their names to the first unfinished home in House Rules history?

South Australians Ryan and Marlee hand over their keys to the opposing teams who are in for a massive week tonight on House Rules. With a double brick house to demo and a complete transformation needed, teams have to make quick decisions to get ahead. Emotions are running high as Team NSW struggle to come up with a plan. Will father and daughter be torn apart?

With just four and a half days to go, the teams are in for some unexpected setbacks. With similar zones, the competition is heating up between Teams WA and Team Queensland with Danielle out to spy on Karina every chance she gets. While most teams are happy with the progress they are making, will a visit from design expert Carolyn Burns-McCrave put a spanner in the works?

A zone war continues to brew between WA and NSW but will Brian's secretive ways be his undoing? Victoria's Bronik and Corrine learn the hard way to always measure twice. Meanwhile home owners Ryan and Marlee are trying to relax on their week away but with the House Rules never far from their mind, they are worried some of them won't be interpreted to their liking.

Teams race against the clock to transform Ryan and Marlee's house into a cosy love nest for two. Seven days ago the couple left their suburban Adelaide home in the hands of five rival teams. Ryan's dark and dated bachelor pad was stuck in the past and the layout didn't work. The five all important House Rules caused excitement for some teams.

The teams are way out west in Sydney where their mission is to bring a 'display home' feel to an old 60's brick home. There's never been a more important renovation and the teams will have to work together to breathe new life into a family home that has 26 years of memories for Steve and Tiana.

This week the father and daughter team from NSW hand over the keys to their tired old brick house.

This week the father and daughter team from NSW hand over the keys to their tired old brick house.

After a lifetime of wear and tear, will Steve and Tiana's house be transformed into an award winning display home? The teams have been pushed over the edge this week and relationships have been put to the test. Our homeowners return will see some amazing highs and some bewildering lows.

The challenge is to turn the 1970s home of newlyweds Ben & Danielle into their dream family home. Guided by just five House Rules, the teams have just seven days to transform their designated zone. The Brisbane pair's home presents some unique challenges to the teams who are battling the clock and each other.

Our teams race against the clock as the Queensland renovation continues tonight on House Rules. Tensions erupt as the battle for renovation supremacy heats up. With time galloping away, will the teams finish on time? And the freak weather plays havoc on their plans.

The clock is ticking down on Ben & Danielle's home renovation tonight on House Rules. Our five teams were allocated just one week to completely transform their 1970s brick abode. With the clock ticking, pressure is mounting. It's a mad scramble as teams rush to finish their zones.

Time's flying as our teams race to complete their zones. But for the homeowners, time's never moved so slowly. It's been an uphill battle transforming their tired old home into a modern masterpiece. Tonight it's the end of the wait for our home owners as their life as newlyweds is about to head in a whole new direction.

A 60s twist has our teams in over drive. However, ideas are one thing but making them happen is another story In the battle for big points, some will play dirty. And for others it's all-out war! A team showdown brings the entire house to a screeching halt. The battle is on and with pride and points on the line no one is backing down.

Tassie's Cassie and Matt have left an old 60s relic for their rivals to reinvent with retro flare. And with barely four days to go, team Queensland and Victoria have locked horns. Tonight, the teams go head to head and the fallout begins.South Australia's Ryan has his work cut out for him and a visit from design expert Carolyn Burns-McCrave only adds to Steve's stress.

Our teams go to task on Cassie and Matt's retro relic in Hobart. Teams are under the pump with some taking design risks that aren't paying off. Teams Queensland and Victoria continue on their collision course. Ben and Danielle just can't catch a break while Steve faces his worst nightmare. As judgment day looms, everyone is desperate to finish on top of the leaderboard.

Our homeowners have no idea what to expect when they return and are hoping the House Rules made it clear what sort of retro look they were after. Our two judges - architect and designer Joe Snell and Home Beautiful magazine editor Wendy Moore - will run their expert eye over the transformation and score each team's zone out of 10.

This time it's Karina and Brian's turn to have their home transformed. Their 1970s Spanish-style villa is old and tired and in desperate need of renovation.The married pair have left behind five House Rules for their competitors to decipher.

The clock is ticking down on the WA renovation on House Rules. Time waits for no one and the teams are already behind schedule. The zones are slowly taking shape but will it be the dream home Karina and Brian are hoping for?

It's the final days of the WA renovation and some teams are at breaking point. As the final hours draw nearer, teams are in a mad panic to finish.

It's judgment day in remote Western Australia with only hours left to transform Karina and Brian's old lady into a queen of the desert.

The remaining teams return to their renovated homes for a grueling 24-Hour Fix Up challenge. With a limited budget and just 24 hours, they must choose one zone within their home to change. They must choose this zone wisely. If they take on too much, they risk not finishing. If they take on too little, it might not be enough to impress the judges.