Dream Home Australia spoliers – The Australian Women’s Weekly

Don’t miss out on a thing! Digital Managing Editor Jayde Malifa Loading the gamer … Dream Home Australia has actually shown up for its very first season, with Dr Chris Brown hosting and 6 couples refurbishing each other’s homes. If you wish to keep up to date with Dream House Australia 2024, however have actually missed out on an episode or 2, kept reading for our wrap-up of each episode however beware there are spoilers ahead! Episode 1: The program and season best began with a bang as we satisfied all the candidates and they got to satisfy each other for the very first time. We began to get more information about each couple and we found that not just will each of them be getting their Dream Home however the couple with the biggest rating at the end of the season will get an extra $100,000 off their home loan. With that inspiration, it was revealed that we are heading to Melbourne initially, with Brad and Mel’s Northcote home and Taeler and Ellie’s Watsonia home’s being remodelled initially, with 3 groups dealing with each home. In Watsonia, Taeler and Ellie left a really detailed short for the renovators. Rhys and Liam dealt with the cooking area and dining locations, Lara and Peter took bed room 2 and the living location, and Brad and Mel dealt with the restroom and primary bed room. In Northcote, Brad and Mel highlighted household performance. Hannah and Jonny handled the living location, Taeler and Ellie dealt with bed room 4, with Jacinta and Jordan dealt with dining and cooking area locations. A re-stumping concern triggered a website shutdown, leaving groups rushing with just 10 days left. Digital Managing Editor Jayde Malifa Jayde Malifa studied a Bachelor of Media (Public Relations & Advertising) at the University of New South Wales before beginning her profession in marketing and interactions. Seeking to move into media, she signed up with females’s way of life publisher Sitchu. Over 6 years, she made her method from Content Producer to National Editor, where she composed posts about food, travel, way of life, homes, appeal, health and shopping, while leading the editorial method for the brand name, throughout print and digital. She is now the Digital Managing Editor of The Australian Women’s Weekly and enjoys offering readers with the very best in way of life motivation. When she is not blogging about her preferred shopping discovers (and contributing to her sunglasses collection while doing so), she is either at the beach, settling back with her ragdoll feline Sybil, or long lunching with her pals. Register for our newsletter Want 20% off at THE ICONIC? Sign-up to the current news from Australian Women’s Weekly Disclaimer: By signing up with, you accept our Privacy Policy & Terms of Use

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