The Block Australia

Scott welcomes the couples and announces that they will have to fight over who gets what house, this will be determined by a 48-hour house decider challenge.

The majority of the couples have barely been to bed as they race to finish the bedrooms. Then, the couples get moving on the big task to deliver the main bathroom in just a week.

Only four days to Main Bathroom Judging and all the teams work frantically to stay ahead of the game.

Just three days left of main bathroom week. Ronnie and Georgia are behind schedule and Keith is worried they won't finish.

The teams finish their first rooms on The Block. The judges saying these are the best first bathrooms they have ever seen.

Clint and Hannah have to decide what to do about their unfinished bathroom from last week. Foremen Keith and Dan advise there are over 50 faults and they may have to start this room again.

Three teams have taken on the extra task of delivering an en-suite with this week's Guest Bedroom. Foremen Keith and Dan argue with Jason about a construction issue.

Sticks and Wombat face another setback when one of their tradies hits a water pipe. Demolition starts on Hannah and Clints Bathroom from week one.

It's 24 hours before Guest Bedroom Reveal. The judges are impressed with all the rooms facing the difficult decision to decide on a winner.

For the first time ever the couples are doing a kids room. Before they start planning and demo of these rooms it's "Open for Inspection" time where they check out each others bedrooms.

The couples are sent on their first Challenge. They all head to Healesville to build, style and paint a cubby house for their chance to win 5,000 dollars.

The couples head back from Healsville to continue with their kids rooms, all but Jason and Sarah decide to go shopping which is concerning Foreman Keith as they are always running behind.

It's 24 hours before room reveal and the kid's rooms are empty shells. Ronnie and Georgia are ahead of the pack, Sticks and Wombat find a problem with the application of their wallpaper.

It's the start of "Anything But a Bedroom" week, the teams need to decide how best to use this space and what room to deliver.

"Anything But a Bedroom" week continues. Foremen Keith and Dan put the pressure on Jason who is holding up construction on the back extensions.

The teams are halfway through "Anything But a Bedroom" Week and some don't even have their plasterboard up yet, others need to do shopping for furnishings but it's straight off for Challenge Day.

It's 24 hours before room reveal. It's another push to the finish line and all of the teams feel confident with their rooms.

The teams get busy planning their living and dining rooms, which are part of the new addition to the houses.

It's day three of living and dining room week. Jason approaches Foremen Keith and Dan about a photo he has seen on the internet.

The teams are halfway through living and dining room week. It's challenge day and the teams are lured to their backyards to find Scott with a ute full of silver gnomes.

The teams have 24 hours to finish their living and dining rooms. Georgia is still wondering who circulated the photo that resembled her kid's room and caused the accusations.

It's master, walk-in robe and en-suite week. The teams don't only have to renovate these spaces but build them, a total of forty-five square metres and the largest area ever to be done in one week.

The teams are in the midst of renovating the rooms in the top floor extension and go on an artwork challenge where they have to submit one piece to be judged by the general public for voting.

It's 7am and The Blockheads are up and working on their master suites. Jason and Sarah fall further behind and it's highly unlikely they've finish.

It's the start of kitchen week. The teams start preparing for their kitchen installs. Jason and Sarah are upset about not finishing their master suite.

The Freedom Kitchens installers arrive on site. All teams except Jason and Sarah head off to the Victorian coastal wine country, Red Hill for a challenge.

Jason and Sarah have just three days to finish their kitchen, master bedroom, walk-in robe and en-suite. At last weeks judging Scott told them to "go hard or go home".

An exhausted Jason and Sarah finish their master suite and can stay in the competition.

The teams start to plan their hallways and laundries. Scott talks about the compliance issue regarding Josh and Elyse's kitchen cooktop and splashback that Jason had brought to his attention.

Work continues on the teams hallways and laundries with the added pressure to create a good impression as you enter the house.

There's just two days left for the teams to finish their hallways and laundries and a huge area to plaster, paint, cornice dress and style.

Hallway and Laundry week has been the toughest week so far with experienced renovator Georgia breaking down in tears because she is so tired and worried they won't finish in time.

The teams start work on the final room inside the houses, their Guest Bedrooms. They have also been given permission by Scott to start the planning for their backyards.

The teams continue work on their Guest Bedrooms with Ronnie and Georgia the only ones to also deliver an en-suite.

A Chopper flies the teams back to The Block from the Challenge in the Mount Buller ski fields. It's just two days until the reveal of the Guest Bedrooms and delivery of the final room in the houses.

After much negotiating Ronnie and Georgia agree to pay Jason, Sarah, Clint and Hannah $7,500 each plus an extra $500 per hour if they go over their projected four-hour window to crane in their pool.

It's chaos in the five backyards with everyone working double time to get their landscaping done in just six days. Clint and Hannah decide to put in a Spa and need an urgent permit approval.

After delays and much expense Ronnie and Georgia finally get their pre-fabricated pool '10-Tonne Tessie' into their backyard. Georgia is upset and feeling ostracised by Hannah, Sarah and Elyse.

Sticks and Wombat experience major delays trying to get their pool in by crane using access through Josh and Elyse's backyard. After nine hours they finally get it in place.

Hannah extends an olive branch to Georgia for the second time this week, they both agreed to put their differences aside and look forward to going to the hairdresser together next week.

It's a daunting week with the five teams having to renovate their studio and garages, a massive one hundred square meters, in just six days.

Keith and Dan shut down Ronnie and Georgia's house until they fix the electrical faults found during their defects inspection. The Block is taking its toll with three contestants getting the flu.

Jason and Sarah suffer setbacks with the en-suite waterproofing not to standard and the stairwell wall not being built putting pressure on them to finish in time for the reveal.

With one hundred square metres of studio and garage space it's a daunting task for the teams to get everything painted in time for the reveal, everyone is tired but they push on.

Scott and the Foremen give the teams a deadline of 48-hours to fix the defects inside their houses with the team who finishes the most in this period to be awarded a 5,000 dollar cash prize.

It's the start of a new day and a lot to do as the teams continue work on their front facades and defects lists. Scott has offered the team who gets the most defects done a bonus 5,000 dollars.

The teams get on with the massive job to complete their front facades, install the weatherboards and paint the exterior of the houses, plus fix all the defects inside their houses.

Ronnie and Georgia want to win this week to beat Josh and Elyse to a new record of seven wins across the series, at the moment they are both tying on six wins each making them equal title holders.

It's time for the judges to choose their favourite rooms over the past 13 seasons to create their very own dream home, it's a game called "Pimp Your Pad Block Style".

It's the public Open for Inspection day and over 15,000 devoted fans have come to the Block to check out the houses with some queuing for two days.

It's time for the teams to learn their reserve prices for tomorrow's Auctions. They are delivered to Scott by security firm Prosegurin five suitcases.