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10 more Australians will face punishing conditions in icy conditions in New Zealand armed with the barest of supplies and isolated from one another. There are no camera crews with participants required to document their own experience.
The last person standing wins $250,000.
In addition to its signature ‘factoids' that offer technical, historical, or scientific insights, this season offers cultural knowledge of Māori practices, focusing on the traditions, language and beliefs of Ngāi Tahu, the iwi, or tribe of the local area.
The Reunion brings the entire cast together for the first time since they were dropped into the extreme and wild terrain of New Zealand's South Island (Aotearoa's Te Waipounamu), having to survive completely isolated from the world and each other, and stripped of modern possessions and comforts.
Join Andreas, Chace, Jack, Jason, Krzysztof, Leanne, Mike, Rick, Suzan and Tamika as they compare their strategies and experiences for the very first time, reveal the toughest struggles they faced and are shown surprising, unseen footage.
In this season finale, the final participants battle against nature and themselves. Who will win the 250,000 dollar prize?
With winter setting in, the final participants face food shortages and desperation.
Who among them will be the winner?
A dangerous storm hits, testing the contestants' resilience and shelters. Who will weather the rain, and who will struggle to adapt?
Frustration reaches a tipping point for most contestants, with varied methods of catching fish proving too much for some. On the horizon, a severe storm rolls in.
New Zealand's wild weather, lack of food and some bad luck force all of the contestants to dig deep.
With torrential rain battering New Zealand's South Island, contestants face danger if they brave the elements to hunt - or starvation if they don't.
The participants are pushed to their limits in the freezing New Zealand wilderness. With difficulties of acquiring food, some find it challenging to trust their own judgement, while others start to feel the true effects of isolation.
The participants' focus turns to food. While signs of deer urge some participants to head up the mountains, others opt for a menu of fish and berries. But with limited calories and tools, procuring food is no easy task, and participants are forced to think outside the box, or risk starvation.
Alone in the wilderness, the participants are settling into the extreme conditions on the South Island of New Zealand.
Cold winds, temperatures hovering around zero, relentless sandflies, and some of the highest rainfall on the planet are just some of the challenges they face.
But there are plentiful fish in the freshwater lake, and wild game such as deer and boar that can be hunted with a bow and arrow. Will the participants adapt to their new home?
In Alone Australia season two, 10 Australian survivalists armed with bows and arrows take on the wilderness of New Zealand's South Island, self-documenting their battle to sustain themselves in complete isolation and striving to be the last one standing to win 250,000 dollars.
For the first time in Alone Australia history, an equal number of women and men will be competing against each other. This time around, the ten contestants will be dropped into the remote wilderness of Tasmania's West Coast Ranges, all vying for the grand prize of $250,000.
10 more Australians will face punishing conditions in icy conditions in New Zealand armed with the barest of supplies and isolated from one another. There are no camera crews with participants required to document their own experience.
The last person standing wins $250,000.
In addition to its signature ‘factoids' that offer technical, historical, or scientific insights, this season offers cultural knowledge of Māori practices, focusing on the traditions, language and beliefs of Ngāi Tahu, the iwi, or tribe of the local area.
Ten Australians are dropped off alone in separate areas of the Tasmanian wilderness where they must deal with the forces of nature, hunger, and loneliness.