Season 5

Australia’s biggest renovation show returns in 2017. Now in its fifth year, House Rules continues to break new territory with even bigger challenges and designs.

Work is underway on Fiona and Nicole's brand new house, and with less than four days to go, the teams are placed under even further pressure when Joh challenges them to create a statement piece.

Judges Wendy Moore, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Drew Heath deliver their verdict on the first renovation, a brand-new house built from scratch in just seven days.

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Kate and Harry are starting to worry about the design direction some teams may be taking after viewing some of the statement pieces, while Troy is losing his patience with Fiona and Nicole.

Tonight, judges Wendy Moore, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Drew Heath deliver their verdict on the second renovation. Have the teams met Kate and Harry’s all important House Rules?

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After a race to the finish its time for the judges reveal. Just what will LLB think of these rooms?

Homeowners Andrew and Jono return to their newly renovated home but have the other teams hit the all-important House Rules?

The NSW build continues and the winner of the statement piece is revealed.

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It’s time for TAS paramedics Sean and Ella to hand over their keys. What will their five all-important House Rules be?

The build continues at Sean and Ella’s home as two teams end up in a fiery and emotional confrontation.

It’s time for the judges to see how our teams transformed Sean and Ella’s TAS home. Will their zones impress LLB?

It’s time for Tas paramedics to return to their newly renovated home. Tensions are high, when one team storms out of the judging session. Who will top the leader board and who will end up in the tent?

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It’s judgment day, and the stakes have never been so high with the first team elimination just around the corner. Which team will fail to impress the judges and put themselves in danger of going home?

QLD Homeowners scores Aaron & Daniella

The remaining teams are given 24 hours to renovate a zone of their choosing in their own home. The team must stick to a budget and remain together as a team the whole time.

It’s time to reveal the results of each teams 24 hour fix up zone. Each of the three judges will give the zones a score out of 10 and the lowest scoring team will be eliminated.

The remaining teams are tasked with renovating the exterior and garden of their competitor’s homes. Each team will work on one zone - the front yard or the back yard.

We count down the hottest reveals ever on House Rules. From cutting edge kitchen design to bathrooms that blew us away, we revisit the makeovers that got Australia talking.

After a race to the finish on two of our remaining homes, it’s time for the first exterior and garden reveal. Then it’s time to head to home base where the judges will score each zone.

The remaining teams are tasked with renovating the exterior and garden of their competitor's homes. Each team will work on one zone - the front yard or the back yard.

The build continues at Sean and Ella’s home as two teams end up in a fiery and emotional confrontation.

In the House Rules semi-finals the remaining three teams put everything on the line as they make over three separate apartments for charity.

As the end is nearing, the remaining three teams put everything on the line as they make over three separate apartments for charity.

It's the reveal of the semifinal challenge and our judges scores will send one team home, with the 2017 grand finalists remaining.

The 2017 House Rules grand final sees two teams face off in a secret challenge where the winner will walk away with a fully renovated home inside and out plus a cash prize of $200,000.