Alone Australia drops 10 tough-as-nails new participants into the inhospitable West Coast Ranges of Lutruwita/Tasmania for the wildest season yet.

Episode 2 kicks off on Day 5 with the very first fish catch of the season before time jumping in reverse back to Day 2 to meet five new participants.

All ten participants still remain on the land as the experience enters its second week, bringing starvation, triumphant catches and the very first tap.

As the experience enters its third week the race to procure protein from the land gets real, and while some are thriving, others are quite literally starving.

The race to catch a wallaby is on... who will be the first to procure red meat?

While the season's first wallaby catch is both a blessing and a burden for one participant, another struggles to cope as the pressures of documenting their own journey push them to their breaking point.

One month in, all six remaining participants wrestle with the emotional toll of living alone in the wilderness and for one person, the strain reaches a breaking point.

The five remaining participants come face to face with their own physical limitations, leading to a medical evacuation.

Participants begin suffering from a debilitating and worrying injuries that threaten their safety and ability to remain in the competition.

Unprecedented bad weather sends the remaining participants scrambling for higher ground as the terrain experience gets very wet, and very real.

As the three remaining participants enter the final stretch, a shocking pademelon catch changes the course of the game.

As the remaining three participants sail past an Alone: Australia record, the only question remains ... who has what it takes to be the last person standing? Emotions surge, bodies fail, and one person leaves $250k.

Contestants reflect on the season.