Big Brother Australia Shane Vincent’s heartbreak fans DIDN'T see

While his washboard abs and bulging biceps have garnered a lot of attention on the show, Chad tells TV WEEK he was once bullied for being “the fat kid”.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAustralian actor-producer and entrepreneur Dustin Clare is launching Shelter, a new streaming platform for architecture enthusiasts. The platform is targeting a global audience and will carry a mixture of films, TV shows as well as its own originals.Shelter is built on a technology platform from New Zealand’s Shift 72, which has recently supplied the software for film festivals such as those in Sydney and Melbourne, which have gone virtual.

WATCH BELOW:  Bec Judd, Nadia Bartel & Megan Gale reveal their isolation exercises.Taking to her Instagram Stories, Bec shared a meme of a map of Australia divided into the states with the words "Thank you for doing the right thing" on each state.However, over the state of Victoria, it read: "Not you.""This gave me the laugh I needed tonight but seriously, thinking of all Melburnians, especially the millions of us who have been doing the right thing since March," Bec captioned the meme."It's so

Like a cockroach, or a cat with nine lives, Kieran has survived nomination after nomination (six so far, to be exact) and in a recent interview with Nick, Jess and Ducko on Hit 106.9 Newcastle, Marissa reveals his survival streak may continue.

In recent episodes fans watched as 25-year-old gymnast Sophie and 25-year-old account assistant Casey went tit-for-tat trying to evict one another out.

The 25-year-old Bachelorette heartthrob, who captured Australia’s attention on Angie Kent’s season of the dating show shared an Instagram photo featuring the Big Brother housemate over the weekend.

While in the house Xavier reveals there was plenty of shenanigans and fun that didn’t make it to air.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAustralia is to formally close the state border between New South Wales and Victoria in response to a growing resurgence of the coronavirus. The move shuts down all travel between Sydney and Melbourne, the two largest hubs of the Australian film and TV industry.The move was announced Monday afternoon and will take effect from 23.59 local time on Tuesday.

Big Brother in 2001?WATCH BELOW: Big Brother's Sara-Marie Fedele chats to Rove McManus in 2001With her infectious personality, bunny ears and bum dance craze that took over the country, Australia fell in love with Sara-Marie Fedele.Though she was nominated for eviction six times, the then 22-year-old finished in third place in her season and was so popular that she had her own self-help book published, The Sara-Marie Guide To Life, released a song and also had her own line of pyjamas. Sara Marie

Big Brother Australia this year has got our nostalgia for the OGs of the beloved reality TV franchise reaching fever pitch.WATCH: Big Brother's Pete Timbs reveals what he's up to nowAs the trip down memory lane continues, our attention turns to one half of the infamous "dancing doona" duo, Peter "Pete" Timbs.The happy-go-lucky bloke placed eighth on season one of the Channel Ten reality TV show as he became part of a nationwide phenomenon alongside fellow housemates Sara-Marie Fedele, Blair

Angela tells New Idea she was going to use her last moments in the house to get everything off her chest.

There’s no surprise Angela’s strategic and ruthless gameplay has rubbed some housemates the wrong way.

“I saw him and was like, ‘Wow! This guy is incredibly good looking. Why have they put this amazing handsome man in the house?’” Sophie tells New Idea during a candid chat.

Despite knowing trying to take Mat out the week prior could backfire dramatically for him, Shane tell New Idea he was still hoping his fellow housemates would realise the cunning and strategic, Angela Clancy posed a much bigger threat to housemates.