Seven weeks ago, 20 teams left the land we call home,
hungry and determined to take on a new adventure on a global scale.
International skies and borders were now open,
inviting them to race through countries
they'd only dreamt of visiting.
Three, two, one, go!
It's started, it's started!
He-hey!
I just want to get on a plane and go somewhere!
There's so many colours. Oh, look, a doggie.
I cannot run like this. Look how many there are!
You're kinda in the way here.
Oh, my gosh! I've never touched snow before.
Do you think you'll pick this up?
You're so romantic, babe.
I need to know you'll get this next one.
Ahh! Oh, she's throwing it around.
That looks epic. Cheesy goodness.
Yay!
Sorry!
This is so hard!
Holy shit.
Tarantula!
To be with a paddle in our hand was magic.
Oh, my God, that's gonna bite my hand off!
Far out. Can you be my mum?
This is a Virtual Pit Stop. What?
Now, just the top three teams remain.
Their sights firmly set on the prize of a lifetime -
250,000 grand cash,
an Isuzu D-MAX
and an Isuzu MU-X.
This is The Amazing Race Australia.
Our three teams are waking up in Perth, Western Australia.
This is gonna be one hell of a finale.
Let's do it.
Oh, you're...
Finale time. "Route Info."
"Fly to the gateway to the Kimberleys..."
"..where a multicultural melting pot of tropical delights
"awaits you in...Broome!"
Oh, let's go! Let's go! Let's go!
Broome! I've never been! I've always wanted to go.
We just can't wait to hit that mat today
and bring glory to your name.
In Jesus's name we pray...amen. Amen.
Let's go. Let's go.
From Perth,
our battle-hardened finalists
have jumped a flight 1,700km north
to the remote town of Broome,
which lies amongst one of the most picturesque regions on the planet.
Broome is the gateway
to the Kimberley region,
Western Australia,
where the outback meets the ocean.
A spectacular land of red earth, white sand and blue skies,
and its culture has shaped its history.
It is the epic location of our finale,
the thrilling final leg of The Amazing Race Australia.
Put your seat belts on, my friends,
and welcome to Broome!
Let's go, let's go, let's go!
Cross here. Let's go, G.
Let's do this! The finale!
Oh, Heath, here. Yep. Right!
You grab it.
"Route Info."
Yes! Yes.
"Make your way to Sun outdoor picture gardens,
"the world's oldest picture gardens still in operation."
Chinatown has been the multicultural heart and soul
of Broome since the 1800s
when Chinese and other Asian migrants
converged on the town seeking work, alongside the Indigenous locals,
in the lucrative pearling industry.
And today, this heritage-listed area is still considered to be
the epicentre of the town's commerce.
In this challenge, teams must come to Sun Pictures,
which opened in 1916,
making it the oldest operating
picture garden in the world.
It's here where they must feed each other sweet and sour pork
with giant 2.4-metre-long chopsticks.
Once they successfully pick up and eat one full portion each,
they'll receive their next clue.
- Is that ours? - Yeah.
I don't know how to open the boot.
Here. Oh!
Frankie, boot, boot!
It's not working.
I guess take it...take it in the car! Take it in the car!
Throw it in the back.
- Drive away. - Yeah.
- Go! Overtake them! - You've got the map.
Where's the directions? Just go! Just go!
I don't know where to go, Ange.
We can't go... Just overtake them!
To where?
You've got it, Heath? Yeah. Yeah. Follow them out.
Oh, no.
But they're still looking. OK. Well, they've blocked us off.
There is no directions!
Left or right? Left!
You gotta turn left out here.
Oh, shit. I need to get a road on me, B. Where did they go?
OK, we're on Coghlan Street. We're first right now.
OK, we're on Coghlan Street. There's right or left.
It's all or nothing today in this leg - it's first or lose.
We've been in the shadows for a long time.
We've been coming towards the bottom,
people have been counting us out, we're the dark horse
and we're riding in today as favourites, you would think.
I don't know where the heck picture gardens is.
Ask someone, I reckon. Just follow Heath and Toni, actually.
That's not Heath and Toni. Well, follow whoever that is.
That's Kelly and Georgia. Well, follow them.
We've got to go speed limit, Angel. Picture gardens!
There's nothing in here.
I think, more than anything, we've proved to ourselves
that we're capable of winning this show.
And this is it.
It's just...race face, race day, that's it.
Yeah, we're down the main guts of... of life in Broome, I think, Heath.
Yeah.
That's where we're going - Short Street.
Where's that other map?
You know, we have some confidence 'cause we won quite a few legs now
and I think we've both started to even dream about getting that prize
and what it would mean for us.
Just get in there and do our best.
There. It's on the left.
What number is it? Number 8.
OK, grab the first park you can. Yeah, babe, I'm looking.
G, I know. I'm not yelling at ya. Yep, OK. Sorry. Yep.
Chill. We gotta be composed today.
Good job, G. Great start. You too.
I know this sucks, G, but just scoff it, OK?
Yep. You've done this before.
You're a tough girl. Yep.
Let's ask this guy. Excuse me!
Can you help us? Uh, Sun outdoor picture gardens?
Just, like, walking? Yeah.
Walking distance? We need our bags, Ange.
- You lock your door? - Yes!
Toni, you need to relax. You need to relax.
Yeah. Go, go, go, go, go, go!
- Here? - Yep.
Are they the same?
That one. Um...this one.
Yeah. Bit of a breeze. OK.
So what we need to do is, "Use the oversized chopsticks
"to feed each other a plate of traditional sweet and sour pork."
OK. So we need to somehow use these...
I've barely used chopsticks.
He's never picked up chopsticks in his life!
Shit.
These weren't just regular chopsticks, though.
These were ginormous chopsticks.
They were the size of two pool cues.
They were really heavy and they were very difficult to grip the food.
Oh, Jesus!
It's hard, G.
OK, ready?
I can't believe I'm eating this.
Georgia also being a vegetarian, it was a big issue for us
because for the third time in this race,
she was going to have to consume meat.
Wish there was a veg option for you.
I'm sorry. Bit of a stitch-up, isn't it?
Yep. It's alright.
I'm not gonna let a little piece of sweet and sour pork
stand between us and 250k.
It's on the left, Heath!
Watch the car!
Holy crap.
Oh, it's here. Yep, this is it.
Go, go, go.
Lucky I didn't eat heaps.
"Use these chopsticks with the food above the measured height."
Has to come above here.
That's it, babe, that's it. Lift.
OK.
Just lift. Lift. Lift!
Tell me when! Yo, yo, yo, yo!
Ohh!
Oh, Tones!
Yes! Ohh!
Ohhhh!
Can you put these on for me, please? Thank you.
Get your mouth on it. Oh! Just go quick.
Yeah, it's hard, B, 'cause it's not lifted high enough!
The hard thing in this challenge was that you had to balance
and make sure that it got up to a certain height before they ate it.
Up, up, up, up!
Just put your head down and eat it! It has to be this height, Angel.
Lift, lift!
Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick!!
Mm-hm!
Swap. Mm-hm.
Steady...arms. Yeah.
That's it. Yep.
Heath's definitely better than me with chopsticks.
Try and pinch it if you can.
I'm one of them terrible people who asks for a knife and fork
in such restaurants and I hate myself for it.
Yeah. You're doing well.
Lean forward, put your hand forward and then try and squeeze.
Well done!
OK, let's do that approach.
Wait, wait, wait, wait! You're so good.
Wait. Yep. Shot!
Amazing.
There you go. Slowly. Bring it up.
Oh, bruh.
If you move your arms up closer, you have more control
'cause you take off the length of it.
G.
Roll it, like, spin the thing so you get under it and then hold it.
Frankie picked up a little technique
where you could roll the sticks to kinda get the pork to sit on top.
Just roll, roll it, roll it, get under it.
Put your... An...angle... Shh! Shh! Frankie!
He was yelling the technique,
not realising he's actually telling the other teams
how to do it as well.
Move your arms up closer. Shh! Shh! Shh!
G, stop looking at other people.
G, stop looking away, please!
I just can't get it.
Don't get mad at me!
How is it my fault? I'm not, I'm not.
Slowly.
Tell me when. Yep! Ohhh.
I'm waiting for you. You know what?
If you see it coming, just take the initiative and eat it.
Don't flip out, man.
Just...can we just stop fighting, please?
Yeah.
Shit.
If you don't get this bit, I'm gonna smash you with these sticks!
Hold it!
Open your mouth and I'll drop it in!
Oh!
Uh-oh!
No? No!
You're getting smashed, babe.
I think I deep-throated it!
Yep!
Go! Go, go, go! Yes. I got it.
I got it. I'm on a roll. Go, go, go!
Yep! You go, you go. And I've got two more for you.
How are we going? Not good? Nah.
Yo.
Oh. Awesome.
G. Yep.
Slow. Slow. Yep.
Good.
Uh-huh!
- Finished! - Finished! Pork's done!
G... It's still in my mouth!
Thank you!
Thank you so much. Let's go.
That was delicious. Thank you. Let's go!
We arrived at the chopsticks challenge in second position
and we left first - boom!
"Road Block." Alright. We can decide here.
Yeah. "Who's come out of their shell?"
What do you reckon? Quick! You pick, you pick, you pick.
I'll do it, then. OK, alright.
A Road Block is a challenge
that only one team member can complete
based on a cryptic clue.
Broome is the pearling capital of Australia.
Established as a pearling port in the 1880s,
it still produces some of the finest pearls in the world.
Our teams will have to come here to Willie Creek to peg oysters,
which is basically pulling pearls out of these bad boys.
In this Road Block, one team member must go out
and collect a panel of oysters from the pearling boat,
take them back to land and submerge them in water.
Then they have to gently coax four of them to open up.
And the locals reckon if you talk to them, it helps.
Come on, pearlie, pearlie, pearlie!
Once opened, they'd better be quick to get the metal clamp in their mouth
before it closes.
Then they must push a peg inside
and hand them to the master pearler to see if it holds a pearl.
If it does, they'll receive their next clue.
My wife likes expensive things and it's Christmas coming up.
Over here!
I'm gonna throw up pork.
OK, we need to be on Broome Road. Well, I don't know where that is.
OK, so... Toni, give me a second. Yeah, OK, OK.
God, you need... Just relax! Do you want me to find it?
Sorry.
Go! Yes, yes, yes!
Thank you!
Thank you. Thank you so much.
"Road Block.
"Who's come out of their shell?"
Do you wanna do it? Me! I'll do it.
Let's go.
I'll drive.
Make sure you stay at speed limit. Yep.
Here, here, here.
Toni, breathe. Yeah, I'm breathing, darling.
I can't handle the stress because I'm trying to work out my bearings.
Yep, yep, yep, yep. And you're peaking.
OK, darling. I'm peaking.
Because there's so much at stake, it just means so much today.
It's frightening to even think of that much money.
It's gonna change our life, isn't it?
I think with Toni's diagnosis, obviously we have limited time.
I have secondary or metastatic or terminal cancer.
Toni just wants to live and get on with life while she can
and while she feels well.
And then we need to experience things, do things,
visit...see family in the UK and everything
and, unfortunately, you need money to do all that stuff.
It would make my shortened life a very busy, fun life.
Like The Amazing Race.
You're doing really good.
You're doing good, you're doing good.
You're doing well. Keep going. There you go.
Georgia, I can't eat it when it's, like, here.
Eat it! Kelly! Georgia, I can't...
It was so high above it!
I know, but I can't get under it when it's like that.
Yeah, good, good. Slow, slow.
Eat it! I am!
It's super frustrating in this race because you might have
a bit of a lead and then it changes so quickly.
Kelly... G, I can't get to that.
At that point, I felt our dream of winning the race slipping away.
We are in some serious strife.
I can't stand up. You can, Kelly!
Everyone else was and I did.
You can't fully stand up. OK, OK.
But you can raise your butt. OK, OK, OK, keep going.
We definitely can get back up to the top.
We wanna do the race proud and do each other proud
and show that we don't belong at the bottom, we belong at the top.
Go higher.
Yes!
Finished!
Thank you so much, mate.
Thank you so much! Thanks. Appreciate it.
Good job, G.
"Road Block." "Road Block.
"Who's come out of their shell?" Could be a performance.
I don't think so. You don't reckon?
Want me to do it? OK, I'll do it. Yep.
Let's go. OK, let's go.
OK, Tones,
let's try and maintain this, eh?
Yes, baby.
Oh, the red earth, it's so beautiful, isn't it?
Focus on the road. Just drive.
I'll tell you where to go. I've got you.
Which way? Just keep going straight.
There is no straight, Frankie. It's left or right.
We can't actually afford to be going the wrong way.
I know that, Angel. I'm gonna look. So why tell me to go straight?
Do you want me to pull over? Well, who are we gonna ask?
I'm gonna stop and wave down a car.
OK? Yeah.
Let's wave someone down. Let's just wave someone down.
Sir, can I just...ask a question?
Ohhh!
Willie Creek Pearl Farm.
Here we go.
"You need to follow the marked path to the water."
So, this Road Block was to head to Willie Creek Farm
and I had to go on a boat and collect from a farmer eight oysters.
Good luck, babe. Thanks.
Hi!
Hi. Sorry to wave you guys down randomly.
We're just lost. We're just trying to find...
Willie Creek Pearl Farm. ..Broome Road?
Pretty much go all the way back out of town.
So it's the opposite way? You have to go back out of Broome.
Thank you so much. Amazing. Awesome. Thank you so much.
Appreciate it.
We got there in first, left in last, unfortunately,
but we're only a couple of minutes behind.
It's gonna be close today and anything can happen,
so we're just gonna keep... keep...keep kicking.
Yeah, there's literally only two other teams other than us,
so one wrong turn...could just put us at the back of the pack
and we just can't afford that right now.
- Willie Creek! - OK, yep, that's the one.
It's in Manari Road. Yes, that's the one. Go left.
Hi, mate! Have you got any tips for me to get them to open?
Gentle always works. Gentle. Talk to them apparently?
Talk to them nice. Talk to them. OK.
Are you gonna open for me?
Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!
They were high fives.
I'm talking to it like it's a child.
I've gone mad!
Let's go, let's go.
Let's go. Hey, Heath.
You're ahead of Frankie and Angel.
Really? Yeah. They left before you, right?
So when we rock up to the challenge, to my surprise and Heath's surprise,
he couldn't believe that we beat Angel and Frankie there.
They were nowhere in sight.
We'd already caught up a place in a matter of minutes.
I know they're not good with directions,
so we felt good that we could catch up a bit.
Did a 180, turned around, going back through town
to get back on the right highway to go the right way.
Got it?
Alright. Let's go.
Hatchery, hatchery. Hatchery. Well done, babe.
Come on, little oysters. Just breathe. Do not drop anything.
Oh, there's Kelly and Georgia. They're already here.
It's alright. Let's go.
You've got to wait in line.
Thanks, legend. Good, mate, how are you?
Any recommended techniques to get these open, you reckon?
What's your favourite? A bit of singing to them.
Singing, you reckon, is the go?
A bit of Frank Sinatra now and then. Alright.
They're big swooners.
OK. Don't stress them out.
Nice and gentle, alright. Good luck.
Thanks, mate. Appreciate it.
Hello, lovely men. Hi.
When we get back to the harvesting place,
had a little bit of a demonstration
and one gentleman told me to put them in a rack.
Be gentle with me.
Bathe them in water and they'll open up.
Come on, little oysters. Come on.
# I want to win 250 plus two cars
# I need a pearl for my girl My girl, Georgia
♪ So, open up and let me peg you, please. ♪
Oh, here comes the boat.
Go, Ange!
Maybe run.
No, you gotta be gentle with them.
OK.
Open up.
Open up. Oh! Open up.
Open up. Open up. Open up. Open up.
Please? I've got bubbles happening!
That's got to be good, right?
It's, like, farting at me.
As they were opening up,
I was trying to jump in with this kind of clamp.
Where would you recommend? Like, here?
Just in the centre. Oh, really?
In the centre.
It's alright, Tones. It's alright.
But if you didn't get it in the right spot and open it up enough,
the little buggers would close right up on ya.
G'day, guys.
I turned around and Kelly's wandering in with his.
Yeah. So that makes me flustered.
Come on. Please?
- Caught these for ya! - Thank you. Didn't have to.
Good work!
# Please open
# I really need you to open
# I need you to open
# Open
♪ Open up for me. ♪
It's really difficult. It's like psychological warfare.
They're a living organism just like us
and I'm going back and forth with this thing
trying to negotiate it getting its mouth open.
- Like that? - That's good. Yeah, yeah.
That little bucket in here? Yep. Just stand them up.
Come on, oysters.
# Please, please, please
♪ Open for me. ♪
Hello!
The good thing was, was that all three of us
are now in this challenge doing it together at the same time.
So there was hope that maybe we could
catch up or get in front of these teams.
Your old man, did he like seafood?
My old man did like seafood. Yeah.
He's probably thinking, "Man, you'd better smash this."
My papa will be watching this.
Yeah, your papa will be watching you, but, like...
I did have a really, really close relationship with my dad
and, um, he recently passed away.
And that crushed me.
Like...it was really hard.
I think after losing my dad, I'm, like, "He is my 'why'.
"He is the reason that I'm doing this now"
and it's given me more hunger to just want to win this race
and I want to do it for him
and everything that I wanna do, I want to do to make him proud.
Hello, my babies! Open up, please.
Come on, then. Come on, beauties.
Yes!
Oh.
Yep, just push a little bit. Yep.
First one done and I felt like the pressure was on even more for me
to keep pushing on.
You're doing great. OK?
Just breathe. Mm.
OK, ready? Watch me. I'm gonna open this one.
Alright! You can do it!
Stick it in. Make sure you're happy with it.
With the peg, that looks like...
I could see Angel actually being successful
in getting two or three under their belt.
Please? This is getting pretty stressful.
Too good! Good work.
I'm the oyster slayer! Oh-ho!
Don't know what else to do, babe, other than crying.
Don't cry. That's not gonna achieve anything.
So I could just see the prize money
getting further and further out of my grasp.
♪ Please, please, please, please open up. ♪
Come on, come on.
Toni? Come on, you're doing something.
That's a good boy.
Open up for mama.
You think you're gonna come last
after coming in first, which hurts like hell.
Especially in a grand final.
And then all of a sudden, pop, pop, pop, and it worked.
Yeah, baby.
Well done, Tones.
Four, was it? Four, yeah.
Looks like a vagina.
Well, yeah, maybe. OK.
Bloody pearl in there!
Well done, guys. Here's your next clue.
Thank you.
Enjoy. Thank you. Cheers.
Well done, well done.
"One of you will take a helicopter flight while the other writes
"a key Indigenous word in the sandbank below.
"From the helicopter, you must identify this word correctly."
My eyes are better than yours.
I should go up. OK.
And you write in the sand? Yep, perfect.
Let's do it. OK, let's go.
The Yawuru people are the traditional owners
of the lands and waters in and around Broome,
which covers over 100km of the Kimberley coast.
In this challenge, one team member has to get a boat to a sandbank,
grab an oyster shell
with a Yawuru word inscribed on it, meaning 'dust storm',
and then write the word in the sand.
Then the other team member must jump in a chopper and take to the skies
and identify the word written in the sand within three minutes.
If they get it wrong, they have to do the whole process over again.
But if they get it right, they'll receive their next clue.
Who's flying this?
Where's the helipad, Heath? You can hear it, you can hear it.
Down the back, down the back. Here! Here!
Good luck, babe. Love you!
# Open up, open up
♪ That is what I like to see... ♪
Guys, I'm gonna really need you to open here.
If you could open up for me, I would literally appreciate it so much.
I really need you to open your mouths.
Beauty.
Go, go, go, go, go. You've got it, Ange, You've got it.
Straight.
Is that a good one?
Make us some money with these pearls. Let's go.
It was just such a cool experience to watch him open up the oyster
and let the pearl just slide out like a pearl baby.
Wow! Oh, wow.
Only a little one but beautiful. There you go.
There's your pearl. Oh, you're amazing.
My papa would've loved this challenge.
Yeah. And he would've been so proud of me.
Nice rip.
Alright. Nice and loud.
"Route Info."
"One of you will take a helicopter flight while the other
"writes a key Indigenous word in the sandbank below."
I'll do the flying. Why do you get to do the flying?!
Well, whatever. Because you just flew in two planes.
Two planes? You've done the plane before.
Are you mad? Yeah, no, go ahead.
Come on, we've gotta go. Don't be mad.
Seeing those other teams leaving the room
had a massive effect on me.
I felt both helpless because I was relying on these oysters,
and disappointed because I'd let Georgia down.
Three now.
I went up in the chopper.
I've also never been in a helicopter before,
so wish list, tick, thank you very much, Amazing Race.
Oh, my God.
I started writing with my foot, and I'm realising as I'm going
that I'm, like, kicking sand onto the word that I'm trying to write.
And then the helicopter was right above me
and I'd only wrote the first four letters.
Is it an 'O'? Keep going round.
Keep going, Heathy!
"G-U-J."
It's not clear. I've stuffed up the 'J' at the end.
She's gonna get confused.
Hopefully she can make out that it's two words in a row.
I got the start of the word, it looked quite clear.
So it was G-U-J-U,
and then the rest of the letters could've been anything.
Did it with me foot, such an idiot.
I just didn't think.
Hi, sir. Hello.
Are you the adjudicator? I am.
Is the word 'Gujuglu'?
Sorry, Tones.
No. Sorry. Unsuccessful.
OK. Thank you.
So angry with myself.
Hopefully she gets it.
- Can I get a check, please? - Quick, say it loud.
Let's go. Check, please.
Alrighty, let's see if there's any pearls in there!
Oh, my God! That's cool.
There's your pearl. Yay!
Thank you so much, mate. Appreciate that. Cheers. Legend.
Next clue, guys. Good luck. Cheers. Appreciate that. Legend.
We have to work to catch up to teams.
"One of you will take a helicopter flight while the other
"writes a key Indigenous word on the sandbank below...
- "..to receive your next clue." - Alright, let's do it.
Frankie, I need my bumbag.
Thank you. Don't be angry. I'm not. I'm not.
Come on, let's go.
He's so angry right now.
Alright, let's go.
I think it's gonna be hard to write with, like, your finger,
so I thought while I've got a... while I'm waiting for the line,
I'll try and find a really good stick to write with.
Gotta find the perfect stick.
I see that Toni comes back around and lines up
because she must've got her word wrong.
And now I'm like, "Yes, I'm in first place.
"I've gotta get this word right."
There's no room for error here. It's the finale.
One error can pull us back. We need to, yeah, be on.
Thank you. Oh, no. Where's the stairs?
Hee! Oh, my...
That is definitely the man that's standing between us and 250k.
Give me the strength, man,
to write this nice and clear for her to see.
I just have to hope that they don't get this here.
Oh, shit.
Never felt this much stress in my life, to be honest.
Come on, Frankie, come through.
W-U-Q...
Oh, Frankie, seriously?
If that's a 'W' or a 'U', I have no idea.
Or I don't know if it's a J-U.
G-U-J?
'Gujuguju'.
OK. Surely you can see that.
Oh!
How'd you reckon you guys went? We didn't get it.
Oh. Yeah.
Oh, frick.
How do you reckon you went? I don't know.
I reckon you may have got it, mate. Hopefully, I pray that we get it.
Hello. Hi.
The word I read was 'Gujuguju'.
That is correct. Yeah!
Well done. Yay!
There you go. Good luck. Thank you so much, sir. Thank you.
Oh, bless!
Being the last one there as well,
all the sand looks like it's already torn up,
so that makes it a bit harder as well
to get definition with your letters.
An hour ago, we were coming last
and now we've jumped back up to first so I'm stoked.
But that's the race - one little turn,
one little wrong thing or one little mistake
could cost you the position in the race.
Let's go. We're in first.
Yeah! Good work.
You were so lucky you put the 'J's on top.
I know.
"Search for the mangrove and gather 20 snails.
"Cook and eat one snail each using the traditional methods
"to receive your next clue."
Let's go.
Living off the land and sea is an Indigenous way of life,
and one local delicacy lives deep in the mud here in the mangroves.
In this challenge, our teams must come
to the vast mangrove swamps in Broome and hunt for 20 fully grown snails.
Then they need to cook one each, crack them open and eat it
to get their next clue.
And remember, this is saltwater croc territory
and I've only got one pair of undies.
Oh! Let's go, let's go, let's go.
'G'.
Come on, Kelly, come on, Kelly.
G-U-J-U-...G...
The one letter that I had a little bit of concern about was the 'G'.
W-J-U...
When I did my second loop of the helicopter,
he was pointing at that first letter and then pointing at me,
and he calls me 'G', and so that's how I figured out
that they were 'G's instead of 'W's.
Yep, got it.
Fingers crossed. I'm just worried about the 'G'.
Gujuguju, please get it right, Georgia.
This is massive. These are the make-or-break moments.
Hello. Hi.
'Gujuguju'?
'Gujuguju' is correct. 'Gujuguju'? Yes!
Well done! Thank you so much.
Here's your next clue. Thank you so much.
Yes! Let's go! Alright, let's go.
Thank you so much. Yes! Good job, Georgia.
God, she's a legend. We're in second place now.
Probably five minutes behind Frankie and Angel.
They're rubbish with directions so I reckon we can make some ground here.
And then we'll have a bit of a lead on Heath and Toni.
So hopefully they get it wrong again.
I love 'em, but, God, you've gotta take whatever you can get.
It's not over.
"Cook and eat one snail each using the traditional method
"to receive your next clue."
You right to drive? Yep.
Dammit!
I cracked it.
I was so upset with myself. I was really annoyed.
I felt like I'd thrown away the 250k.
I'm so angry with myself.
Go, go, go, go, go.
Write, baby, write, like you've never written before.
G-U-J-U.
Can't believe I didn't do that the first time.
So angry with myself.
'Gujugujugu'.
Hopefully she can get this one and, um...
..we can make up time.
'Gujugujugu'.
'Gujuguju' is correct.
You're in the final, you don't have room for error.
And we stuffed up.
I'm so sorry. I can't believe I used my heel.
We're last.
45 minutes ago, we were literally in last place,
overtaking Kelly and Georgia in the oyster challenge,
so jumping into second.
And then the helicopter challenge, Toni and Heath got it wrong.
I was happy to see her back in line.
So I'm hoping we jump Frankie and Angel on this one.
It's probably getting towards the end of the leg,
so we really need to act fast.
Second spot, we've gotta climb one more.
Smash these snails out.
I'm so sorry. Let's just reset.
We're third, we're chasing again. It's where we started.
OK?
Alright, let's go.
"Go through the gate and head to the mangroves.
"There'll be a rolling demonstration for locals of locals cooking snails."
Hello.
"Collect 20 and then eat 1 each."
Oh, those are huge.
Are the snails alive when you cook them?
Yeah, they're alive. Oh, what a way to die.
Grew up eating them sometimes, as kids. so...
Really? So this is a traditional food?
Yep, it's been a traditional food for many centuries.
What do they taste like, if you had to compare?
You'll probably find out soon. We will find out soon.
"Once all snails are cooked and deshelled,
"each team member must eat one."
More meat. Ugh.
I actually ate snail in Paris, as you do.
And I didn't mind it. I don't know if I'm meant to say that.
Yeah. You alright?
Yeah, I just cry, but I'm not gonna.
It's not over yet.
Just lock the car. Let's go. Yep.
"Go through the gate and head to the mangroves."
Oh, Kelly and Georgia are here.
Just go. Go, go, go.
Just drop your bag.
God, they must have sped.
Yeah, they'd have been speeding, for sure.
Go away. Just give us a little bit of time to be in front.
Oh, my gosh.
When we arrived, no-one had collected any snails yet.
So we were back, level playing field, with all three.
It's big, isn't it? And then that's cooked.
I've seen snails in gardens, but the size of these whoppers!
They were massive.
Pull it out. That's your shell meat there.
Wow, so we need to go in the mud?
Yeah. Oh.
Come on, let's go. Yeah.
Escargot. OK.
Oh, didn't bring your bags with you.
We made the classic rookie error in the race.
We should know by now to bring our bags.
We left them in the boot of the car.
That is absolute bullshit.
Come on, Heath. In here, in here, Tones. Tones.
I feel so sad because they're, like, walking around.
I was getting mixed emotions picking up those shells,
knowing what was gonna happen to them.
Sorry, snail, today is your day you see Jesus.
"And I'm gonna eat you."
Got some smaller ones here. No.
You want big ones. You want big ones, Heath.
You got any? Yeah. Got some whoppers.
When we jumped into the mangroves, Heath didn't go very deep.
And you were finding just a few. But I went a little bit deeper.
Heath, they're everywhere.
I think I'm good, babe. Really? Are you sure?
Get two more.
We need 20, G. Coming.
Ow!
Georgia being a geography teacher,
she'd probably know a lot about mangroves,
but I can't say we've desired to visit them.
They don't seem too appealing.
Got three. Four.
OK, let's go.
Let's go, Heath.
We have to cook all 20, don't we? No, just two. He just wants two.
We've just gotta cook two, OK. Yeah.
Who needs a bucket when you've got a T-shirt?
Whoo.
Kelly, there's so many down here.
How many have you got? Three.
Quick, G.
19, 20. Yep. 20.
Cook two. Cook two?
Cook, you bad boys.
You timing this bad boy, though? No.
He just said when the bubbling stops.
How many do you eat a day? Probably 100.
Definitely cooking at snail's pace, these ones.
Oh, this is gonna be slimy, eh? Chewy?
You reckon chewy? Yeah.
Stop bubbling! Stop bubbling!
Have you had these before?
I have. I've had escargot. Oh?
And it's just kind of like a garlic booger.
Oh, your pronunciation's fabulous, husband.
I've had snails before. I've had a snail before.
Different circumstances.
I was in Paris, so I was, like, "Why not?"
So we just need a bit of caviar to go with these snails, thanks.
I kind of forgot for a moment that it's the finale.
Is this your kind of date?
Maybe it is. Something new.
Maybe this is my ideal kind of a date.
Well, you're in luck. You got it right now.
I'm not one to share how I feel a lot of the times,
but it's alright to be vulnerable and be open and...
I've told Angel that I do have feelings for her as well.
Like, it's just grown, and she's a special person.
We are kind of in different seasons.
I don't know, the show's done something to us
where, I don't know, a spark has kind of come out of nowhere.
And, yeah, I guess we'll just see where that goes.
Wow. We're telling the world.
I can't believe you just did that.
Ugh. Ugh. There you go.
It's green!
Come on, Ange, you got it.
Swallow it, swallow it! Oh. There was some shell in there.
Uhhh.
Yum.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much.
Very delicious. That was an awesome experience.
I can see it. "Road Block." "Road Block.
"Who's the king of the castle?" I am, I'm doing it.
Let's go. OK, open it up.
"Make your way to Mantra Frangipani Broome,
"and collect a bucket and spade,
"then travel to Simpsons Beach and locate..."
"..a race coloured button hidden inside 1 of 200 sandcastles."
Let's go.
As well as pearls, Broome was famous
for turning oyster shells into beautiful mother-of-pearl buttons
which were sold all over the world.
In this Road Block, teams must drive to the Mantra Frangipani hotel,
collect a bucket and spade
and head to Simpsons Beach
where they'll be met with 200 sandcastles.
One team member must then search through them to find a single button.
Once they locate it, they'll receive their next clue.
Dammit, they're parked right here. Let's go.
Straight in. Good work.
Bit sandy but good taste.
That's it, get it in ya.
Cooked, yeah? Get this done.
Oh. Lovely. Smash it.
Thank you!
Let's get outta here, Heath. Come on, let's go.
"Who's the king of the castle?" Me.
.."locate a race coloured button hidden inside 1 of 20 sandcastles."
Get out. Mwah!
OK. I need to get my bearings first.
- What's it called? - Mantra Frangipani.
Yeah, go left. Yeah. Left?
Why do you make me look on the right?
Just to be safe.
No room for error.
Put it in your gob. Good, G?
Yeah, I'm good. OK.
Lock it.
I guess we follow the path.
Holy... Oh, my God.
Oh, so cool!
I've never seen anything like this. Broome is amazing.
Am I at a beach? Am I in the desert? I don't know.
Is that the bucket and spade?
"Collect the bucket and spade from the Mantra Frangipani."
A Mantra, is that a hotel?
"Collect one bucket and spade from the marked area."
Feck, do we have to go back?
We might need to look at the...
Simpsons Beach, we're at the right place for the beach.
Our clue actually says the bucket was at a different location.
And it was obviously just a step that we...
..you know, that we missed. Missed.
I thought this was Mantra Frangipani.
Did I eat too much of it? Why?
I think I got all the guts and stuff.
Just quick, swallow.
Thank you so much. Yay! Thank you, guys.
Thank you for your help. Thank you.
"Who's the king of the castle?" OK, I'll do it, yep.
"Make your way to the Mantra Frangipani Broome
"and collect a bucket and spade."
Ooh, God. We can do this.
Let's go.
We're driving 15, 20 minutes back in the opposite direction.
I hope all the other teams made the same mistake as we did.
So, where am I going, then? I don't know.
We have to pull someone over and ask.
There's no-one out here.
- Tarangau Caravan Park. - Mantra?
Is that Mantra? Yeah, Mantra.
There are buckets there. Where?
Just here. Let's go and get them.
Let's go, baby, let's go.
We're the first ones to collect the bucket,
which means we've snuck back in the lead.
This is another team.
Heath and Toni.
Well, they probably went and got their bucket
because it's taken them a while to get here.
Do you just wanna get out with me?
We'll go in and find it. Yep.
Let's look on the corners up here first.
There! Here!
There's two left, so someone hasn't made it.
It'd be absolutely life-changing for us to win the money and the cars.
You know, we're so young. Recently got married only six months ago.
Will you marry me? Yes!
We're at the start of our lives together,
and we wanna have a family eventually, pursue our dreams.
If you wanna win it, you've gotta be ready to go.
So that means that we are now in second. Whoop-whoop-whoop!
Let's go.
So, when I arrived at the beach,
there were 200 sandcastles with flags on them.
And I had to find... A button in one of them.
Yeah.
Quick, babe. A system. You need speed and hands, speed and hands.
There's so many sandcastles, B.
Be thorough. Like it could be... You need to be thorough.
Oh, my gosh, we're last again.
Let's hope no-one else has found their button.
It's alright, Ange, we've got it.
Just no more mistakes from here on. We've got this.
I think it'll be a pretty big button.
I've never seen that many sandcastles in my life,
and there was no indication of where this button could be.
God, there's so many of these things.
Usually with probability,
there's some sort of formula or equation you can do.
With this, I came up with absolutely nothing.
So it was just going to be a 'wing it' moment.
Come on, sweetheart.
Can you use both hands at the same time?
Quick, babe. System.
Look at what Heath is doing.
Two hands, darling.
What does two hands do, G?
You can use two.
Yeah, but what is... Double.
Let's go, Frankie.
Good work, babe, good work.
What's your strategy, Frankie?
No real strategy.
I'm just flicking my fingers through to feel from the inside out,
so that I don't miss anything.
I feel like I was quite thorough on this.
I kind of went through one individually
and just swept through from the top and worked my way down.
I was going left-right, back-forwards.
I had no system here. I was just hoping for the best.
Is there a reason you're back up here?
Well, like it's a guessing, G. OK.
There's no better chances of anywhere.
I feel like you're getting closer.
I pray that you're getting closer.
Come on, Lord, which one is it?
Got it!
Yes?! We've got it, we've got it?!
You're kidding? How big is it, G?
It's one of those bloody luck-of-the-draw ones again.
Come on! That person there!
- You've got this. - Yep.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Oh. "Route.
"It's time to reflect."
As our teams have travelled around the world,
they've unknowingly collected clues
from locations that are close to clock towers.
The first city where I started dropping subtle hints
was Chefchaouen.
"It's TIME to leave Chefchaouen..."
"It's TIME to leave Arachova..."
"Take on a Turkish oil wrestler to earn your next clue."
And it's time to get racing again.
"It's TIME to make your way to Belize's Ancient Mayan region..."
It's also time to start paying close attention.
"One last time to test your skills in observation.
"It's TIME to depart from the Fremantle Town Hall clock tower."
So in this final challenge, their memory will be tested.
Firstly, they'll be given six replica clock towers
which they must arrange in the order they visited.
Once they've put the clock towers in the correct order,
the judge will give them six clock faces
set to the six times
they were at each clock tower.
They must then put those times in the correct order
to reveal a 6-digit code.
If it's a 2-digit time,
they have to add them together.
That code will unlock two padlocks to open a chest.
And inside the chest is their final clue.
And I'll see you at the Pit Stop.
Go, go, go.
It's gonna be in this one.
It's just deflating, I think,
knowing you've been busting your arse for, like, so long and then...
We've been down and out so many times so it ain't over till it's over.
You never know what can happen.
We are the cats with nine lives
so let's keep up that positivity, please.
Oh, last one.
Freaking hell. Better be in here.
If it's not in the last one, we're in big trouble.
Please God.
Oh, last one. Fricking hell. Better be in here.
Please, God.
It's not in here.
It's not there, B.
Huh? Like, he's done his last one.
Frick, I don't even know where I started.
Is that the lighthouse? Is that a lighthouse? That's it there.
That's gotta be it.
Let's go!
There's not a marked path? Yeah, there, there. Arrow.
OK. In order. In order.
Pink.
That's...gotta be Mexico, right?
With this challenge, we had to do the clock towers
in the order that you've actually come across them
and then also at what time we were there.
First to last?
Left to right, so Freo last. Right.
Chefchaouen.
Chefchaouen Clock Tower.
That one? Yeah, get the notes out.
We took notes on clock towers.
We noticed early on in the race... "It's TIME."
.."It's TIME" was standing out on numerous starts of legs.
Izmir is the big bugger.
That's that one, right? He could be the big bugger.
Izmir is second? Turkey, yeah. Second.
Belize was third. How do you know that?
I've never felt so anxious and stressed
as I had at that moment.
And we were just trying to calm our nerves
but it was extremely hard to keep your head clear.
Check, please.
Oh, OK.
OK. Get out your map.
That's definitely it.
Yeah, I reckon that's it.
Alright, what do we do?
I can't. Like, I'm never gonna find it in the sand, B.
What's your game plan now, Frankie?
I'm gonna have to go back over every single thing that I dug.
We were trying everything possible
but there's just no way of knowing which one it's in.
We found, like, a little hermit crab.
So he actually came and started searching where the crab was.
We've missed it.
But it's in here somewhere.
I think the hermit crab is leading us to the castle
that the button's in.
Reveal that button, Lord.
Where is it?
They're so clo... Oh, got it!
Oh, thank God.
Check. Yeah, excuse me.
Yep.
Oh, my gosh. Thank you.
Alright. Let's go. Pain in the backside. Thank you.
"Route Info.
"Make your way to Gantheaume Point
"and identify a series of clock towers
"that you have visited on your journey."
Let's go.
It's OK.
That was the most frustrating Road Block.
It was like, "OK, fingers crossed Heath and Toni have got lost
"and they don't remember any of the clocks."
I'm, like, trying not to picture them on the Pit Stop right now.
This is first to last?
Arachova. The eagle is...
Where's the eagle? Yeah, that's definitely Freo.
And then we went to where? Izmir.
Let's try that. Check, please.
God! I've got me pictures and everything.
I've cut myself. Of course you have.
Thank you so much.
Yes! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Thank you! Thanks, sir. OK.
Do you have a clue or? Yeah?
Oh!
Times. Times. I've got them, got that.
There's a lighthouse there. Is that the lighthouse?
Must be. "Lighthouse use only."
"Take the clock faces provided
"and place them on the front of the table,
"indicating which time you visited each clock tower."
We knew the clock tower was a thing
but I took note of all the timings that we did the rip and reads.
I actually knew everything off the top of the head.
There's something... 10 o'clock. Hang on.
Babe, you psychopath.
6:00. Fremantle was 6:20 to 6:25.
6:00 will do.
And then... What times have you got left?
Read the thing. Wait, babe. Wait, hang fire.
So Chefchaouen is 6:00 to 7:00.
Izmir was definitely that.
We went there. That was... Everything's gonna be wrong...
That was... Toni. We went to the square.
That was definitely 6:00, yeah.
Yeah, and that's right. I think we're right.
Right, maybe. Maybe.
I don't even know what to do, legit, like.
Keep going, B.
But what more can I do?
Like, there's so much sand here. We don't know where it is.
Just, like, sucks, that it's, like, on luck, I guess.
But he's literally working so hard.
I knew they were getting further and further away
and our race dream could be over.
Oh, frig.
What does it say?
"Follow the marked path to the location and choose a station."
Down here? We go right.
Let's go, Frankie.
Sure we didn't miss anything else?
Do you wanna, like, thread, like, your fingers through or something?
I don't know.
Our mantra from the get-go has been 'never give up on anything'.
Good job, B.
Great organising of your area.
Oh, my God.
Fluoro yellow as well.
How did I not see it in the other ones?
Yay.
Many hours later.
Alright, let's get out of here.
Thank you so much.
Thank you. Thank you.
Alright.
"Route Info.
"It's time to reflect on your race journey."
It's so easy. So easy.
We have them all written down.
I'm literally so proud of Kelly,
so it's honestly just, like,
just got to finish the race.
Love you. Love you.
I'm so sorry. Don't be sorry.
Alright. What do we do?
"Once you have the times,
"use these times and enter them in the combination locks
"in the chest below.
"If a time is two digits,
"you must add them together to get the final number,
"i.e., if the time is 12, the number will be 3."
OK, so, 6.
11... 2?
..is 2.
10. 1 plus 0 is 1.
That's 6, that's 4 and that's 6.
Right.
Do you know where we are? Yeah. OK, keep going.
Is there a marked area? Keep your eyes peeled.
6, 2...
..1.
Yes! Yes!
Get your bag. Get your bag.
"Route.
"Make your way..." Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
"Make your way on foot to find Beau at the final Pit Stop.
"Hurry - the first team to arrive will take the biggest prize
"in Amazing Race history."
Frick! Come on!
Gantheaume Point is the southernmost tip of Cable Beach
and is the land where dinosaurs once roamed,
where the stunning red clifftops meet the turquoise ocean,
and parked in this picturesque setting are two - yes, two - Isuzus,
the D-MAX and the Isuzu MU-X.
The first team to arrive at the mat
will be taking both of these bad boys home.
So, it's the perfect place for the final Pit Stop
of The Amazing Race Australia
where one team will be crowned winners, baby.
- Oh, my God! - Heath...
Oh, my God!
OK, we've got to remember all the clocks.
OK, the last one was the Perth one. That was the green one.
Yep, so, put the green one in the last spot.
We definitely were not tracking the clocks.
It was hard enough to remember what countries we had been to,
let alone what clocks we had visited.
Wait. Why do you think that's there?
That was in Mexico...
That's this one here. ..after we did the food.
Let's just keep swapping this one out.
So much of me just is ready to give up and chuck it in.
It's getting harder and harder and I'm tired.
Oh, shit.
But we're too close now. I can't give up.
I have to keep pushing.
We've been making notes on the towers for a lot of the race.
Probably the second time we saw the words 'TIME' in bold,
we knew that this would be the final challenge,
so hopefully we'll go alright.
Yes! Oh, yes!
Oh, my God, yes. Thank you.
OK, now we need the times.
When did we go to that clock?
It was when we did the painting of the stairs.
Once you get to the rocks, you have to slow down.
We're not there yet!
Let's finish this, OK? Yep.
So, 6. So, I'm gonna put in 4, 11 and 6?
OK, that's wrong.
OK, swap them around.
So, you do the one I did.
It's wrong.
I love you so much. I'm so proud of you, OK?
Love you so much. So proud of you too. We're not there yet!
I know. We're nearly there. Let's go.
What are you trying now? 6, 4, 1.
We can't let them beat us, Frankie.
Oh, my God!
- 6, 4, 6. - 6.
Oh, yeah.
Yes. Oh, my gosh.
"Route Info. Make your way on foot and find Beau at the final Pit Stop.
"Hurry - the first team to arrive will take home
"the biggest prize in Amazing Race history."
Let's go.
Come on. Let's go, Frankie.
Toni!
What? Look at the cars!
Go slow! Slow.
Oh!
There's more.
Stay positive. Keep going.
I know it's a long hike, but you're doing well.
Is he just there? Heath, is he?
Don't know. Heath, let's just climb.
Oh! You alright?
Yes! Go!
Watch your step, baby!
Be careful!
Where the hell's this Pit Stop?
Final Pit Stop. We've been away for a long, long time.
Surely we're getting close.
Frick is he?
Are we going the right way?
Where is he?
There's the flags. Here.
Alright, here we go.
He's here, Toni!
Oh, my God!
Heath and Toni, you are the first team to check in!
And you've won The Amazing Race Australia!
I love you, sweetheart!
Oh, my God, Beau! Beau!
Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
Oh, bro! Oh, my God!
I love you so much.
Oh, my God, you're an inspiration.
You're an inspiration.
You've just won the biggest prize in history -
250 grand cash.
And a D-MAX! And the two Isuzus.
You pick one. You can have the D-MAX or the M-UX.
The choice is yours, darling.
Oh, my God. Is this real?
If anyone deserves it, it's you guys.
You've been the best team this season by a long way.
Tell me a bit about each other. What does he mean to you?
He is... He's my rock. I'm so sorry that I've given you so much grief.
You have.
But then how good's this?
Oh, mate, she is my world.
I hate that cancer is gonna tear us apart, but...
..we wanted to make memories and we've done that.
I just think it's absolutely phenomenal
that someone who's going through what she's going through
has come out here and just...
..won The Amazing Race, baby!
You're not meant to have a favourite team, but come on, man.
I can't believe it. Is this real?!
Came in first, baby!
We couldn't have asked for anything more from this race.
Back in Sydney,
we thought potentially we could get into the final,
but then when we met the others up in Chefchaouen...
What the...
..we were, like, "Oh, well. It's been fun."
Like, it's just mental, the things that we've done.
There's sharks right under me.
You're sexy as, baby!
Do you want to marry me again?
Turn. Oh, shit, Oh, shit.
Heath and Toni,
this is a Non-Elimination Leg.
Yes! I told you.
Just something clicked after that Non-Elim.
Yes!
Oh, my God, this is stunning.
We've achieved more than we ever thought we could.
And I'm glad that I've been well enough to give this my all.
I'm so proud of this woman.
Smash it!
What she's done on this race can show whoever's going through cancer
that, yeah, it's shit, life's shit,
but, also, life can be amazing still.
Well done, bro!
I'm so glad that he kind of encouraged us to apply
to come on this show 'cause it's been amazing.
Time is so precious, hey? Yeah.
I can't believe it! I can't believe it!
As I'm walking to the Pit Stop,
it hit me in that moment.
Like, I knew it was over for us.
I pull out a jersey out of my backpack,
which is my dad's,
and I envisioned myself wearing the jersey
when I won the race,
when I stood on the Pit Stop,
because I wanted to make him proud.
Angel and Frankie, you are the second team to check in
and you are the runners-up on The Amazing Race Australia.
Oh, bless. Congratulations.
Thank you.
Congratulations.
Sorry. All good.
I would never be able to bring
what we bring together as a team with anybody else.
We've just been so open to learning new things
and getting involved in different cultures and traditions
and I've actually had the best time ever with her.
Hey, it's alright. You done amazing.
But, second, come on. You can't complain with that.
Last stairs. You wanna jump?
Whee!
Here we go.
Ready? One, two, three.
Kelly and Georgia, you are the third team to check in.
Oh, yeah!
Congratulations. Top three.
I mean, we had 20 teams and the quality was extremely high.
It gets better every year and this is our biggest season so far,
so congratulations.
You should be proud of each other.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Go and enjoy it. Go and enjoy it.
Now, while these guys enjoy their brand-new Isuzus
and their 250 grand cash,
you should be going to 10play/amazingracecasting
and applying for The Amazing Race right now.
It'll change your life, I promise you.
- How's the cars, guys? - We love it!
This could be you next season.
I gotta go home.
Yeah, baby! Whoo!