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26 October 2026

No beds or showers: Big Brother Australia returns with wild new rules that allow viewers to vote on whether housemates can bathe - as fans complain about 'anti-woke' castmates ...

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No beds or showers: Big Brother Australia returns with wild new rules that allow viewers to vote on whether housemates can bathe - as fans complain about 'anti-woke' castmates ...

Big Brother has given the hapless contestants just three beds, no linen and no showers - unless the public allows them access to those basic amenities. Voting is open on Channel Ten 's website that ...

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