The group must bring in what they consider to be the most beautiful thing; contestants attempt to remove a balloon from a caravan without stepping into the caravan or touching the caravan.

The group bring in the thing they consider to be the most satisfying thing to touch; the contestants attempt to find a cat in a bag while minimising the amount of bags opened.

The group bring in the thing that they would most like to be buried with; the contestants must fly a single thong as far as they can with whatever ingenious method they can come up with.

Our contestants bring famous scenes from history to life, learn that bowling balls are annoyingly buoyant, and get intimate with a particular generic yeast spread.

We’re halfway through the series and our contestants get creative using their shadows, and learn that popcorn drowned in toilet water is inedible.

In the sixth episode, our contestants confront the ageing effects of time, try to reinvent the wheel, and Julia gets ‘lucky with a sausage’.

Our contestants make Tom Cashman’s dreams come true, channel their inner pizza delivery person, and learn of Tom’s remote-control surveillance fly.

Our contestants put their musical abilities to the test, transform themselves into Australian icons, and Danielle and Nina struggle with their cartography skills.

The penultimate episode of Taskmaster Australia sees contestants push the boundaries of stalking, second guess the abilities of qualified doctors, and throw the best tantrum.

We’re going all out in tonight’s finale. Christmas is ruined, aubergines are stabbed, cities are destroyed, and our first Aussie champion will be crowned. Who will win Tom Gleeson’s giant golden head?