Survivor: Australia v The World

Survivor: Australia v The World is the upcoming eleventh season of Network Ten's Australian Survivor.

7 former Australian Survivor players take on 7 of the best international Survivor players for an epic world showdown.

Hosted by Jonathan LaPaglia Survivor: Australia v The World is an Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay Entertainment Company) production for Network 10.

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When? to be announced (2025)

Australia v The World

In this special shortened all-star crossover season celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Network 10 iteration of Australian Survivor 14 former Survivor Castaways from around the globe return to play Survivor in Samoa and are divided into two tribes: the "Aussie" tribe which consists of Castaways from Australia and the "World" tribe which consists of Castaways from other countries.

This season was played for only 16 days just over a third of a usual Australian Survivor season.

They will compete for a grand prize of $250000.

Castaways

Who are you most excited to see on Survivor: Australia v The World?

Aussie Castaways

Janine Allis
Kirby Bentley
Shonee Bowtell
David Genat
George Mladenov
Sarah Tilleke
Luke Toki

World Castaways

Kassandre Bastarache
Robert "Rob" Bentele
Cirie Fields
Lisa Holmes
Tommi Manninen
Parvati Shallow
Tony Vlachos

Meet Team Australia

David Genat - Champions v Contenders (2019) Australian Survivor: All Stars

Fresh off making headlines by securing the biggest cash prize ever awarded on Australian network television in Deal or No Deal Island Genat enters Survivor: Australia v The World as a seasoned strategist and one of the most formidable game players to ever hit the screen.

His return to the franchise isn't just a play for the $250000 prize it's a chance to cement his status as the world's ultimate Survivor.

George Mladenov - Brains v Brawn Heroes v Villains

He's back... and he's not done yet.

Known as 'King George' Mladenov is known as one of the most strategic and audacious players in Australian Survivor history returns in Survivor: Australia v The World with his sights set firmly on the crown that's eluded him... twice.

Janine Allis - Champions v Contenders (2019)

She's built empires in business and now she's back to finish what she started in the game. Janine Allis founder of Boost Juice and Retail Zoo returns to Survivor: Australia v The World but this time she's aiming to claim the title she narrowly missed in Fiji.

Kirby Bentley - Titans v Rebels

After bursting onto the scene last season and quickly earning the moniker Rebel Queen Kirby Bentley returns to Survivor: Australia v The World with unfinished business.

A first-time player turned fan favourite Kirby impressed with her sharp strategic thinking and social agility two traits that saw her rise as a dominant force early in the game.

Luke Toki - Australian Survivor (2017) Champions v Contenders (2019)

He's the people's champion the self-proclaimed 'King of the Jungle' and now Luke Toki is back for his third shot at Survivor glory in Australia v The World.

After falling just short of the final three in 2019 with a gut-wrenching fourth-place finish Luke returns with unfinished business and his trademark mix of mischief and charisma.

Sarah Tilleke - Australian Survivor (2017)

Nearly ten years since she first stepped onto the beaches of Samoa Sarah is back in Australian Survivor: Australia v The World this time with sharper instincts smarter moves and her eye on the $250000 prize.

Known for her stealth and social strategy Sarah blends subtle gameplay with savvy alliances making her a compelling character for viewers.

Shonee Bowtell - Champions v Contenders (2018) Australian Survivor All Stars Heroes v Villains

Shonee a name synonymous with cunning charm and fierce competition is back for her fourth shot at the Australian Survivor crown proudly holding the record for the most days played in the franchise.

A proven master of the social game with a flair for mischief Shonee has carved out a loyal audience and a standout personal brand.

Meet Team World

Cirie Fields - Survivor: Panama Survivor: Micronesia Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains Survivor: Game Changers

Often hailed as one of the greatest players never to win Cirie Fields brings with her more than 120 days of Survivor gameplay and an iconic reputation earned across the globe.

From her legendary runs on the US versions of Survivor Big Brother and The Traitors Cirie has become a master tactician equally revered by fans and feared by competitors.

Now she's set her sights on what she calls the "championship of Survivor" with Australia v The World.

Kass Bastarache - Survivor Quebec 2024

A certified challenge beast Kass Bastarache was the runner-up in her season of Survivor.

This time however she's aiming to fly under the radar hoping to be underestimated by her competitors so she can secure the title she narrowly missed.

Lisa Holmes - Survivor New Zealand: Thailand

As one of the few players to have won her original season Lisa enters Survivor with a target on her back. But this superfan and self-proclaimed "really good Survivor player" isn't afraid to play hard.

With a deep knowledge of the game having watched every season of US Survivor Lisa's strategic prowess and familiarity with past moves of her fellow castaways put her in a strong position to navigate the game.

Parvati Shallow - Survivor: Cook Islands Survivor: Micronesia Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains Survivor: Winners at War

Parvati known as the "Black Widow" and one of the greatest players in Survivor history returns to the game with a wealth of experience and global connections.

Recently competing on Deal or No Deal Island with David Genat Parvati enters the competition with a broad network that could prove crucial in her strategic play.

Fully aware that she will be both underestimated and overestimated by her fellow castaways Parvati is poised to use these perceptions to her advantage.

Rob Bentele - Survivor South Africa: Island of Secrets

Rob the Sole Survivor of his season and the ultimate blend of physical strength strategic gameplay and natural charisma dominated Survivor in 2019.

A challenge beast who excelled in individual immunity challenges Rob now faces a new challenge: lowering his threat level among the world's best players.

Tommi Manninen - Selviytyjat Suomi Season 7

Radio presenter and journalist Tommi who was the runner-up in Survivor Finland narrowly missed out on victory by just one vote.

Now back in the game he's hoping the other players will be less familiar with his previous season allowing him to fly under the radar and make a deep run to the final tribal council.

Tony Vlachos - Survivor: Cagayan Survivor: Game Changers Survivor: Winners at War

Tony the second two-time winner in Survivor history is back for his fourth season hungry to add another title to his illustrious career.

Known as the "King of Survivor" Tony's aggressive gameplay physical dominance in challenges and exceptional ability to win immunity make him one of the game's most formidable players and an even bigger target.

Trivia

Australia v The World is the first season to feature a four-time returning player.
Australia v The World is the first season to feature multiple imported players.
Australia v The World is the first season to import players from Survivor franchises other than Survivor (U.S.).
Australian Survivor (2016) Blood v Water and Brains v Brawn II are the only prior Australian Survivor seasons not to be represented in this season's cast.
Australia v The World is the first English-language Survivor season to have more women than men and the first Australian Survivor season to have an uneven number of men and women.
Australia v The World features the second fewest castaways of any Australian Survivor season with only 14 players-second only to Celebrity Survivor Australia's 12 castaways.
Counting their appearances from Survivor (U.S.) Australia v The World is Cirie Fields and Parvati Shallow's fifth appearances overall.
Following Survivor: Winners at War Australia v The World has the second highest number of former Sole Survivors to be competing in the game with five.
Australia v The World is the first season that Tony Vlachos competed in without Sarah Lacina.