The Block: New Zealand

Excited and raring to go, the teams follow Mark Richardsonto Whenuapai Airbasein their new Honda Jazz cars and theylaunch into their first challenge.

The teams are hard at work forkid's bedroomsweek, and or the first time under the supervision of Peter Wolfkamp,the teams are allowed tochange their floor plans.

It's a frosty day of renoon the Blockand the teams are eager to get their hands dirty. But a problem still weighs on House 1 and House 4's shoulders as their innovative ideas have left them windowless,

The aftermath of the Freedom challenge has left tensions high in the air for the Block teams.The twins' bold move to contest the results and bere-declared the winners have left yogi besties, Stace and Yanita down in the dumps.

There's only twenty-four hours left until room reveal and all the teams are hard at work, scrambling to complete their space.

The Block continues andLing and Zing must decide whether they will take the keys or the padlock. The boys are certain that they have the winning room, thus choosingto take the padlock and stay in House 1.

It's bathroom week on The Block NZ and any minor set-backs can see teams saying goodbye to a winning room.

The teams are nearing the end of family bathroom week, but there is still a mountain load of work to do before this season's toughest judges begin to explore the teams' rooms.

It's Frantic Friday on the Block NZ and it's allhands on deck inbathroom week as our teams race to get theirrooms into tip-top shapefor room reveal.

It's a new week and the teams head to the challenge warehouse to find out what room they'll be working on.

It's no ordinary Tuesday afternoon on The Block and due to the public holiday, the teams must complete their space in just four days.

The teams have two days left to transform their blank canvas space into a winning room. Butfor some, getting usedto the block lifestyle is getting in the way.

Frantic Friday has arrived on The Block NZ and the pressure of a double room reno is pushing the teams to their limits.

It's a new week on The Block NZ and the teams are up early and putting on their outfits, for the madness ahead.

It's day two of master bedroom and ensuite and all teams are working tirelessly to get their rooms up to scratch and ready for room reveal.

It's hump day on the Block NZ and the teams are scrambling away, trying to get their master bedroom and ensuite spaces completed for room reveal.

It's finally Friday on the block, and our teams coming to the end of tackling the monster master bedroom. As usual, the site is hectic, but today a little more so than usual.

A full moon is on the rise, which means no "Mad Monday" outfits for the Block teams today. It's the beginning of a new week and the teams are to start on their kitchen and dining room spaces.

It's 'Turn Up Tuesday' on the Block site as the teams dress up and gear up for another day of reno. However tensions are at an all-time high due to Julia and Ali's decision to score strategically.

It's a wet Thursday morning on The Block NZ and the teams are facing an uphill battle in the race to finish their kitchen and dining room spaces this week.

It's another frantic Friday and our teams are rushing to get their kitchen and dining spaces into shape. Last night all the teams were up into late hours, but there's still a lot of work to be done.

It's hump week on The Block, the halfway point, and Mark dishes out a complex brief for the teams' living room.

It's the morning after the dinner party and some of the teams are feeling worse for wear. But with the mountain of work left everyone is ready to hit the ground running in their living room spaces.

It's day 41 and the teams are nearing the halfway point of their block renovations. The teams have been working on their living room spaces, while balancing the all-important - Dinner Wars.

The end of a very stressful week is finally here. It's not off to a good start as the Wolf cracks down on rule breaking, with penalties for Ling and Zing, and one on the cards for Julia and Ali.

Tensions are shot through the roof as Ling and Zing and Stace and Yanita's strategic game play scratches the surface. Frustrated to say the least, Andy believes the spirit of Dinner Wars is ruined.

It's Monday afternoon and Mark has a plan up his sleeve to help ease frosty friendships. Block renovations are on hold as teams pack their bags as they're off to spend a couple of days away from site.

The teams have just leant their creativity and good-will to the 'I Have A Dream' foundation in Whangarei, but it's now back to reality as they head back and crack into the building renovations.

It's do-over week on the Block NZ, and the teams are under immense pressure to deliver a completed space, come judgement day tomorrow. But this week has been no easy task.

The teams are at the challenge warehouse to find out which room is next. With the majority of their top level done, and their underway, Mark reveals that it is guest bedroom and ensuite week.

The teams are busy working in their guest bedroom and bathrooms this week. Today, along with the big delivery of GIB arriving onsite, Andy and Nate have something extra special just for them.

The annual Plank Walk continues at the Birkenhead Leisure centre, with Andy gearing up to walk the plank.

The teams have had a mammoth night of painting in the guest bedroom and ensuite spaces. Whether their efforts were well worth the hard slog, is still yet to be determined.

Week nine means the teams are three quarters of the way through their renovations, and it's finally time to bring their garage spaces to life.

It's day two of garage and laundry week on The Block. No time is wasted and the teams are up early to get things done in their spaces.

It's Thursday and all the teams are making great progress in their garage and laundry spaces. But the cold Auckland weather has finally got to Ling, leaving him bed ridden for the morning.

It's garage and laundry week on The Block NZ, and while there's still a lot of work to be done before judging, the teams are still tucked up in bed, dreading thisweek's Friday hustle.

It's Sunday on The Block NZ, and it's a day where the teams are able to do what they please. And today we visit a local tattoo parlour to mark some Block memorabilia into their skin.

It's a big week on the Block NZ as the teams tackle the final interior space of the houses - Entrance, stairwell and the powder room. All the tradies and our blockies are up early this morning.

It's been a cold and restless night for our Block teams. But it's a new day and the teams are now three quarters of the way through the 24 Hour Odd Jobs challenge.

This week, the teams have been tirelessly working on the entrance, stairwell and powder room and with such a mammoth task to tackle, there are no signs of the teams slowing down.

It's Monday on one of the biggest weeks on the Block. After last week's reveal being postponed, the teams are now preparing to re-deliver their entrance, stairwell and powder room spaces for judging.

The teams have just over one week left to renovate their once bare, now furnished houses. The end is near and all four teams are counting down the days till the houses go up for auction.

It's frantic Friday and the teams have one more week left to endure on the Block site before the teams' houses go up for auction.

This week the teams are renovating their outdoor spaces. Not only will they have to complete a whole new area, the teams also need to focus on getting every section in their houses touched up.

It's no ordinary Tuesday evening on The Block. There is a surprise waiting for Yanita up at the rooftop terrace. As she makes her way up the stairs, her partner Jordan is there waiting.

It's the last ever frantic Friday on The Block NZ, and all four teams are up early this morning, gearing up for the massive day ahead. With only ten hours, there is still a large amount of work to do.

It's the moment our teams have been waiting for. After twelve gruelling weeks of dodgy deals, strategic scoring and renovation, the team's houses are up for sale in this season's live auction.