A New Course. A New Generation Of Ninjas.

Robert Irwin, Georgie Tunny And Beau Ryan To Host Australian Ninja Warrior On 10.

A new course. A new generation of Ninjas. Australian Ninja Warrior is set to explode onto 10 in 2027.

Hosted by Robert Iwrin, Georgie Tunny and Beau Ryan and boasting a spectacular new course built to push competitors to their absolute limits, the series will deliver the heart-stopping runs, jaw-dropping falls and unforgettable triumphs that have made Australian Ninja Warrior one of the most exhilarating competition formats in the world.

From everyday Australians with extraordinary stories to elite athletes chasing Ninja glory, the new season will celebrate courage, grit and the underdog spirit. Australian Ninja Warrior provides the perfect viewing for a sports-mad nation, and these awe-inspiring Australians will deliver entertainment for the whole family.

Robert said: “Stepping into a role like Australian Ninja Warrior is such an incredible adventure. I have been a fan of this show for a long time. Not only are we watching the pinnacle of athleticism, but we also get to see how dedication, courage and hard work can create heroes on the course. We see passionate people discovering they're capable of more than they ever imagined.

“Whether you're out in the bush or on the course, it's that same spirit of enthusiasm and commitment that inspires me every day and I can't wait to cheer every competitor across the finish line.”

“My cohosts will have the full-time job of keeping me from attempting the course myself!”

Georgie said: “What I love most about Australian Ninja Warrior is that every competitor arrives with a story. It's not just about conquering the course; it's about determination, resilience, and the people who inspire us to keep showing up, no matter what the challenge. I'm thrilled to be part of sharing those moments with audiences across Australia.”

Beau said: “I've always loved a bit of healthy competition, and having competed on Australian Ninja Warrior before, I know just how tough that course really is. 

“Watching these athletes tackling it is inspiring and terrifying and trust me, after seeing what they can do, I won't be volunteering to have a crack myself! I'm pumped to be along for the ride and can't wait for everyone at home to experience it with us."

Think you have what it takes to tackle the toughest course yet and become one of the greatest? Casting is now open, just head over to https://10.com.au/casting for more information.

Australian Ninja Warrior is produced by Endemol Shine Australia, part of media and entertainment group, Banijay Entertainment for Network 10 and will air in 2027, based on the format ‘SASUKE’ produced by Tokyo Broadcasting System Television Inc, distributed by Banijay Rights. The format is represented by Banijay Entertainment.

WPP's Motion Entertainment is working with Network 10 and Endemol Shine Australia to support the commercial development of Australian Ninja Warrior, including partnership and brand opportunities.

Australian Ninja Warrior
Coming to 10 And 10 Streaming in 2027.

MasterChef Australia Welcomes Meghan, Duchess Of Sussex, As Guest Judge.

Sunday, 26 July At 7pm On 10.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, joins the MasterChef Australia kitchen as a guest judge on Sunday, 26 July at 7pm on 10, bringing her love of food, entertaining and seasonal produce to one of the competition's most memorable challenges.

An entrepreneur, humanitarian and passionate home cook, Meghan sets a challenge for our cooks to create dishes that celebrate seasonal ingredients and the personal stories behind them.

Meghan's love of food has been reflected in recent projects including the global hit Netflix series With Love, Meghan and the launch of her bestselling lifestyle brand, As Ever, inspired by cooking, entertaining and thoughtful gifting.

Meghan said: “What attracted me to the MasterChef Australia kitchen? Two things: my love of food and my love of Australia. It was an easy yes.

“It’s such a great show. I’m just really honoured that I was asked to be able to be here with you and to be able to judge some of these meals.”

Bringing a selection of some of her favourite seasonal ingredients to the MasterChef Australia kitchen, Meghan challenges the cooks to create a dish fit for a Duchess, heroing one of the following: carrots, Jerusalem artichokes, Brussels sprouts, celeriac, local Australian honey, macadamia nuts, quince, lemons, apples, mandarins and strawberries. Through their chosen ingredient, the cooks are encouraged to celebrate what's in season while sharing something personal about themselves.

“These are all things that, for me, feel really nostalgic”, Meghan explains.

“I’d love it if there’s a connection that you can find when, as you’re cooking something, what is the story behind it?... What is something from your family or from a memory…something sentimental that we can also taste as we taste your dish.”

Meghan will be joined in the MasterChef Australia kitchen by judges Poh Ling Yeow, Sofia Levin and Jean-Christophe Novelli.

Season 18 has welcomed a host of high-profile guests, from celebrated chefs like Rick Stein, Curtis Stone and Maggie Beer, to iconic food lovers including Jimmy and Jane Barnes and Robert Irwin.

This season has seen 24 of the finest amateur cooks battling it out for their spot in the kitchen, honing their skills and overcoming the pressures of the competition to plate up mouth-watering dishes.

Now, with only a handful of cooks remaining, every challenge matters as the race for the MasterChef Australia 2026 title enters its final stretch.

Who will impress Meghan and move one step closer to the MasterChef Australia 2026 title? Tune in on Sunday, 26 July at 7pm on 10.

MasterChef Australia is produced by Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay Entertainment company) and distributed internationally by Banijay Rights.

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Sundays At 7pm And Mondays To Wednesdays At 7.30pm.
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ENDEMOL SHINE AUSTRALIA ANNOUNCES AMBER BROWN AS COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR

Endemol Shine Australia (ESA), a Banijay Entertainment company, today announced Amber Brown joins the executive management team as Commercial Director, effective immediately.

Based in Sydney, Amber will lead the company’s commercial strategy and play a key part in driving business growth across ESA’s production slate and into new revenue streams.

Amber brings more than 20 years’ experience spanning media, entertainment and technology, with a career built at the intersection of premium content, brands and audiences. She has held senior commercial and partnership roles with BBC Studios, Uber, Meta, Fremantle, Nine and Publicis, where she developed growth strategies, commercialised intellectual property, negotiated strategic partnerships and delivered innovative marketing & consumer engagement initiatives across local & global markets. Her extensive experience and unique blend of expertise across agency, network and production environments, as well as the tech sector, positions Amber strongly to support and accelerate ESA’s growth strategy as it continues to expand its commercial footprint.

Her appointment reflects ESA’s commitment to investing in exceptional talent as we continue to deliver outstanding content for our network partners and program audiences.

Endemol Shine Australia CEO, Peter Newman said: "We are thrilled to welcome Amber as our new Commercial Director. As the content landscape continues to evolve, Amber brings the strategic vision, industry relationships and commercial expertise to further drive our next phase of growth. We are excited to have Amber join the team and look forward to the contribution she will make as we build on our strong creative reputation and pursue exciting new opportunities both locally and internationally."

Amber Brown said: “Great intellectual property has never had more potential than it does today. Audiences are engaging with content across more platforms and experiences than ever before, creating exciting opportunities to extend the reach and value of premium entertainment brands. Endemol Shine Australia has an incredible creative legacy, and I’m looking forward to working with the team to build innovative partnerships and commercial opportunities that support our productions while creating meaningful value for brands, audiences and the business.” 

Amber will report to Endemol Shine Australia CEO, Peter Newman, in her new role.

EPIC SPECIAL EVENT SERIES LEGO® MASTERS AUSTRALIA - BRICKTACULAR

PREMIERING SUNDAY, JULY 5, AT 7.00PM
ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW

Get ready for a mind-blowing adventure filled with wonder, imagination and unparalleled creativity across four special event episodes of LEGO® Masters Australia - Bricktacular, premiering on Sunday, July 5, at 7.00pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.

The 2025 TV Week Logie Award winner for Best Competition and Reality Program returns for its highly anticipated eighth season.

In a jaw dropping spectacle, become immersed in four of the most popular and powerful worlds of all time. For the very first time, fan favourite brick builders from Australia and across the world will battle it out in four teams of three for $100,000 and a freshly minted trophy.

Drawing inspiration from: the magical realms of The Lord of the Rings, where builds worthy of Middle Earth come to life; the legendary universe of DC Heroes, with epic creations fit for the superheroes that exist in Gotham and beyond; the heartwarming adventures of Aussie favourite Bluey, reimagined in brick form; and the action-packed, prehistoric thrills of Jurassic World, where ancient beasts are resurrected brick by brick.

Hamish Blake will return as the much-loved host and double Gold Logie winner, with his undeniable wit and charm, along with LEGO® expert and judge, Ryan “Brickman” McNaught, who brings knowledge and experience to guide the contestants and Sophie Monk, with her endearing presence and sense of humour.

And to inspire the teams throughout this season, all our hosts will be appropriately dressed for each episode!

Which team will be crowned the world’s greatest LEGO® Masters in season eight, taking home the ultimate grand prize of $100,000. It’s going to be quite the ride, so strap in, dress up and get ready to build.

LEGO® Masters Australia is produced by Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay Entertainment company) for the 9Network.

Today it was announced that LEGO® Masters Australia: Grand Masters of the Galaxy is nominated for a 2026 TV Week Logie Award for Best Competition Reality Program. Host, Hamish Blake is also nominated for the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter. Voting is open now.

LEGO® MASTERS AUSTRALIA - BRICKTACULAR: TEAMS

Team 1 - Jordy (Australia), Michelle (USA) & Max (Australia)

Team 2 - Oskari (Finland), Aura (Finland) & Gabby (Australia)

Team 3 - Trent (Australia), Alex G (Australia) & Felix (Germany)

Team 4 - Jackson (Australia), Alex T (Australia) & Fleur (Australia)

LEGO® MASTERS AUSTRALIA - BRICKTACULAR SUNDAY, JULY 5, AT 7.00PM ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW

From The MasterChef Kitchen To The Coles Freezer Aisle.

Hannah’s Cheeseburger Pie And Pat’s Salted Caramel & Bickie Crumble Ice Cream Available In Selected Coles Stores.

MasterChef Australia and Coles have once again raised the bar, this time offering fans the chance to take home two winning dishes made in the MasterChef kitchen.

During Aussie Classics week, celebrity chef and MasterChef Australia fan favourite Curtis Stone presented contestants with a Mystery Box challenge to create their own epic version of either a pie or ice cream.

Hannah Johnson’s Cheeseburger Pie served with potato chips and Pat McGarry’s Salted Caramel & Bickie Crumble Ice Cream plated up with apple pie, didn't just win them immunity from elimination, they won them a place in selected Coles stores across Australia.[1]

Hannah Johnson said: “It feels pretty amazing to have won this challenge and to have a product that I created on the shelves of Coles. I’m excited to actually see it in there, I think that’s when it’ll really hit me. I hope my kids like it just as much as the judges did!” 

Pat McGarry said: “It feels completely surreal for my ice cream to be on the shelves at Coles. To think that my family, friends and even strangers will be seeing my face on the tubs of ice cream, boggles my mind! I cannot wait to take my little Frankie in store for her to see.”

Tamar Hovagimian, Director of National Advertising Partnerships, Paramount Australia, said: “The partnership between Coles and MasterChef Australia continues to set the benchmark for sponsorships in the market.

“After 18 seasons, we wanted to up the ante and offer consumers a complete meal experience direct from the MasterChef kitchen – Hannah’s Pie and Pat’s Ice Cream. We’re so excited for Australia to be able to share these flavours with their family and friends at home thanks to Coles.”

Carmel Horvath, Head of Sponsorships and Events, Coles, said: “Last season’s limited-edition MasterChef ice-cream sold out in just three days, so we’re excited to bring not one, but two winning creations from the MasterChef kitchen to our freezer aisle.

“Hannah’s Cheeseburger Pie and Pat’s Salted Caramel & Bickie Crumble Ice Cream are packed with flavour and fun, and we can’t wait for customers to try them for themselves.

“It’s a great way for Australians to recreate a little bit of the MasterChef experience at home.”

Marty Benson, Director of Content, Endemol Shine Australia said: “We’re very proud to have partnered with Coles again on this now iconic challenge, bringing a taste of MasterChef to life on tables around the country. Now in its fourth year, seeing two contestants have the honour and thrill of having their products on shelves at Coles doubles the joy, and we just love that Aussie families can have dinner and dessert sorted in an instant thanks to the Hannah and Pat, direct from the MasterChef kitchen.”

MasterChef Australia.

Sundays At 7pm, Monday To Wednesday At 7.30pm.

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[1] Not available at Coles online. Available from Monday, 8 June 2026, for a limited time while stocks last.