Overview

The first season of Australian Idol was produced by Fremantle Media subsidiary Grundy Television in association with UK company 19TV, and was broadcast on Network Ten for 19 weeks in the latter half of 2003. The judges were Mark Holden, Marcia Hines and Ian "Dicko" Dickson.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 The Premiere27. 07. 2003
• E02 From The Top 75 to the Top 4003. 08. 2003
• E03 The Top 4004. 08. 2003
• E04 Semi Finals: Group 1 Perform10. 08. 2003
• E05 Semi Finals: Group 1 Verdict11. 08. 2003
• E06 Semi Finals: Group 2 Perform17. 08. 2003
• E07 Semi Finals: Group 2 Verdict18. 08. 2003
• E08 Semi Finals: Group 3 Perform24. 08. 2003
• E09 Semi Finals: Group 3 Verdict25. 08. 2003
• E10 The Bad, The Mad and The Ugly26. 08. 2003
• E11 Semi Finals: Group 4 Perform31. 08. 2003
• E12 Semi Finals: Group 4 Verdict01. 09. 2003

Overview

The second season of Australian Idol debuted on 13 July 2004. Over 50,000 people throughout Australia auditioned.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Audition 1: Melbourne/Tamworth13. 07. 2004
• E02 Audition 2: Canberra/Brisbane14. 07. 2004
• E03 Audition 3: Adelaide/Hobart/Perth20. 07. 2004
• E04 Audition 4: Darwin/Sydney21. 07. 2004
• E05 From 118 To 7227. 07. 2004
• E06 Top 3001. 08. 2004
• E07 Semi Finals: Group 1 Perform08. 08. 2004
• E08 Semi Finals: Group 1 Verdict09. 08. 2004
• E09 Semi Finals: Group 2 Perform15. 08. 2004
• E10 Semi Finals: Group 2 Verdict16. 08. 2004
• E11 Semi Finals: Group 3 Perform22. 08. 2004
• E12 Semi Finals: Group 3 Verdict23. 08. 2004

Overview

The third season of Australian Idol debuted on 26 July 2005. The first of three semi-finals was held on 16 August 2005 with three of the Final 12 contenders announced the following night on 17 August 2005. 2Day FM radio host Kyle Sandilands replaced former judge Ian Dickson.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Audition 1: Brisbane/Hobart26. 07. 2005
• E02 Audition 2: Melbourne27. 07. 2005
• E03 Audition 3: Perth/Adelaide02. 08. 2005
• E04 Audition 4: Sydney03. 08. 2005
• E05 From 150 to 7809. 08. 2005
• E06 Top 3010. 08. 2005
• E07 Inside Idol 111. 08. 2005
• E08 Semi Finals: Group 1 Perform16. 08. 2005
• E09 Semi Finals: Group 1 Verdict17. 08. 2005
• E10 Inside Idol 218. 08. 2005
• E11 Semi Finals: Group 2 Perform21. 08. 2005
• E12 Semi Finals: Group 2 Verdict22. 08. 2005

Overview

The fourth season of Australian Idol first episode aired on 6 August 2006 and concluded on 26 November.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Auditions 1: Melbourne, Hobart & Alice Springs06. 08. 2006
• E02 Auditions 2: Perth & Adelaide07. 08. 2006
• E03 Auditions 3: Sydney & Townsville13. 08. 2006
• E04 Auditions 4: Queensland & Albury Wodonga14. 08. 2006
• E05 Top 12520. 08. 2006
• E06 Top 2421. 08. 2006
• E07 Semi Finals: Group 1 Perfom27. 08. 2006
• E08 Semi Finals: Group 1 Verdict & Group 2 Perform28. 08. 2006
• E09 Semi Finals: Group 2 Verdict & Group 3 Perform29. 08. 2006
• E10 Semi Finals: Group 3 Verdict & Group 4 Perform30. 08. 2006
• E11 Semi Finals: Group 4 Verdict31. 08. 2006
• E12 Wildcard: Performance03. 09. 2006

Overview

The fifth season of Australian Idol premiered on 5 August 2007 on Network Ten. It concluded on 25 November.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Auditions 105. 08. 2007
• E02 Auditions 206. 08. 2007
• E03 Auditions 312. 08. 2007
• E04 Auditions 413. 08. 2007
• E05 Top 10019. 08. 2007
• E06 Final 2420. 08. 2007
• E07 Semi Final - 126. 08. 2007
• E08 Semi Final - 227. 08. 2007
• E09 Semi Final - 328. 08. 2007
• E10 Semi Final - 429. 08. 2007
• E11 Semi Final - 4 (Result) / Wildcard Annoucement30. 08. 2007
• E12 Wildcard Show02. 09. 2007

Overview

The sixth season of Australian Idol premiered on Sunday, 24 August 2008, on Network Ten. The season finale aired live on Sunday, 23 November 2008. The winner was Wes Carr with Luke Dickens as runner-up.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Melbourne Auditions24. 08. 2008
• E02 Perth Auditions25. 08. 2008
• E03 Brisbane Auditions26. 08. 2008
• E04 Adelaide and London Auditions27. 08. 2008
• E05 Sydney Auditions: Part 128. 08. 2008
• E06 Auditions: Sydney, Part 229. 08. 2008
• E07 Theatre Rounds: Top 10031. 08. 2008
• E08 Semi-Finals: Group 1 Performance01. 09. 2008
• E09 Semi-Finals: Verdict #1 + Group 2 Performance02. 09. 2008
• E10 Semi-Finals: Verdict #2 + Group 3 Performance03. 09. 2008
• E11 Semi-Finals: Verdict #3 + Group 4 Performance04. 09. 2008
• E12 Semi-Finals: Verdict #4 + Wildcard Performance07. 09. 2008

Overview

The seventh and final season of the Australian Idol series began on 9 August 2009, to determine who would succeed Season 6 winner, Wes Carr. Beginning amid controversy, judge Kyle Sandilands was replaced by Sony Music record executive, Jay Dee Springbett. It was the first season where all four final contestants were eighteen years old or younger. Stan Walker was declared the winner on 22 November 2009.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Welcome to Idol 200909. 08. 2009
• E02 Audition 216. 08. 2009
• E03 Top 10023. 08. 2009
• E04 Semifinal 124. 08. 2009
• E05 Semifinal 225. 08. 2009
• E06 Semifinal 326. 08. 2009
• E07 Semifinal 427. 08. 2009
• E08 Wildcard31. 08. 2009
• E09 Wildcard Verdict Final 1206. 09. 2009
• E10 Final 12 Verdict Final 1113. 09. 2009
• E11 Final 1020. 09. 2009
• E12 Back to the 80's27. 09. 2009

Overview

After a 14-year hiatus Australian Idol is back bigger and better than ever. Scouring across the nation for the best Aussie talent, the pressure is on to find the next Australian Idol.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Auditions #130. 01. 2023
• E02 Auditions #231. 01. 2023
• E03 Auditions #301. 02. 2023
• E04 Auditions #405. 02. 2023
• E05 Auditions #506. 02. 2023
• E06 Auditions #607. 02. 2023
• E07 Auditions #712. 02. 2023
• E08 Top 50 (1)13. 02. 2023
• E09 Top 50 (2)14. 02. 2023
• E10 Top 24 (1)19. 02. 2023
• E11 Top 24 (2)20. 02. 2023
• E12 Top 24 (3)21. 02. 2023

Overview

This is where stars are made.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Auditions - Day 129. 01. 2024
• E02 Auditions - Day 230. 01. 2024
• E03 Auditions - Day 331. 01. 2024
• E04 Auditions - Day 404. 02. 2024
• E05 Auditions - Day 505. 02. 2024
• E06 Auditions - Day 606. 02. 2024
• E07 Auditions - Day 707. 02. 2024
• E08 Top 30 (1) Chorus Line Challenge11. 02. 2024
• E09 Top 30 (2) Group Challenge12. 02. 2024
• E10 Top 30 (3) Solo Challenge13. 02. 2024
• E11 Top 30 (4) Solo Challenge14. 02. 2024
• E12 Top 21 (1)18. 02. 2024

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Auditions - Day 102. 02. 2025
• E02 Auditions - Day 203. 02. 2025
• E03 Auditions - Day 304. 02. 2025
• E04 Auditions - Day 409. 02. 2025
• E05 Auditions - Day 510. 02. 2025
• E06 Auditions - Day 611. 02. 2025
• E07 Auditions - Day 716. 02. 2025
• E08 Top 30 - 117. 02. 2025
• E09 Top 30 - 218. 02. 2025
• E10 Top 30 - 323. 02. 2025
• E11 Top 30 - 424. 02. 2025
• E12 Top 21 - 102. 03. 2025

Overview

New voices. Big moments. This is where stars are made.

Details

120 min 10 Returning Series NO AU EN Reality 7 votes

Episodes

• E01 Auditions (1)02. 02. 2026
• E02 Auditions (2)03. 02. 2026
• E03 Auditions (3)08. 02. 2026
• E04 Auditions (4)09. 02. 2026
• E05 Auditions (5)15. 02. 2026
• E06 Auditions (6)16. 02. 2026
• E07 Auditions (7)22. 02. 2026
• E08 Top 30 (1)23. 02. 2026
• E09 Top 30 (2)24. 02. 2026
• E10 Top 30 (3)01. 03. 2026
• E11 Top 30 (4)02. 03. 2026
• E12 Top 30 (5)03. 03. 2026