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Alone Australia

Season 4

Sapmi, Lapland, Finland · Premiered 15 Jul 2026

WinnerTrent Fenton52 days alone
10Survivalists
52daysWinning time
31.4daysAverage stay
30daysMedian stay
2Medical evacuations
10Episodesavg IMDb 7.1

The results

Days each survivalist lasted, in finishing order, and why they tapped out. Every season page uses the same 0–100 day scale so seasons can be compared at a glance.

  • Winner
  • Tapped out: health / medical
  • Tapped out: personal
  • Other (loss of inventory, disqualified)
  1. 1
    Trent FentonAge 39 · Sandford, Tasmania
    52 days
    Winner — Last one standing
  2. 2
    Jasper HarveyAge 24 · Margaret River, Western Australia
    48 days
    Health ✚ Med-evac — Hand infection that was spreading, risk of sepsis (ep. 10)
  3. 3
    Clint WaghornAge 57 · New Zealand
    47 days
    Health — Felt his body had reached its limit after almost seven weeks without protein (ep. 10)
  4. 4
    Dylan Hyatt-JacobsonAge 35 · Queensland
    42 days
    Health — Flare-up of a pre-existing back injury (ep. 9)
  5. 5
    DougyAge 43 · Western Australia
    32 days
    Health ✚ Med-evac — Low blood pressure and dizzy spells (ep. 8)
  6. 6
    Sia KindbergAge 44 · Melbourne, Victoria
    28 days
    Health — Worsening frostbite, risk of permanent injury (ep. 6)
  7. 7
    Alyce NehmeAge 36 · Wollongong, Western Australia
    20 days
    Health — Lack of food, didn't want to play the starvation game (ep. 5)
  8. 8
    ArashAge 32 · Queensland
    26 days
    Disqualified — Disqualified for breaching safety guidelines, left camp without his safety equipment (ep. 6)
  9. 9
    Lillian LingmanAge 25 · Northern Territory
    12 days
    Personal — Mental health struggles (ep. 4)
  10. 10
    Misty DullahideAge 29 · Victoria
    7 days
    Personal — Didn't want to be alone, missed her community (ep. 3)

The survivalists

Who they are, where they're from and the ten items they carried in.

Photo of Trent Fenton1stWinner

Trent Fenton

Ex Navy Chef

Lasted
52 days
Age
39
From
Sandford, Tasmania

Loadout

  • Sleeping Bag
  • Pot
  • Ferro Rod
  • Bow and Arrows
  • Fishing Kit
  • Saw
  • Axe
  • Multitool
  • Rations
  • Gill Net
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Jasper Harvey

Permaculture Practitioner & Educator

Lasted
48 days ✚ Med-evac
Age
24
From
Margaret River, Western Australia
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Clint Waghorn

Sheep And Cattle Farmer

Lasted
47 days
Age
57
From
New Zealand
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Dylan Hyatt-Jacobson

Domestic & Family Violence High Risk Team Specialist

Lasted
42 days
Age
35
From
Queensland
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Dougy

Electrician

Lasted
32 days ✚ Med-evac
Age
43
From
Western Australia
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Sia Kindberg

Design Project Consultant/Ultramarathon Runner

Lasted
28 days
Age
44
From
Melbourne, Victoria
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Alyce Nehme

Aboriginal Community Engagement Senior Advisor

Lasted
20 days
Age
36
From
Wollongong, Western Australia
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Arash

Wrecking Yard Manager

Lasted
26 days
Age
32
From
Queensland
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Lillian Lingman

International Outdoor Guide

Lasted
12 days
Age
25
From
Northern Territory
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Misty Dullahide

Adventure Tour Guide

Lasted
7 days
Age
29
From
Victoria

The loadout

How many survivalists chose each item (items grouped into simplified categories).

Loadout data available for 1 of 10 survivalists.

  • Axe
    1 of 1
  • Bow and arrows
    1 of 1
  • Ferro rod
    1 of 1
  • Fishing gear
    1 of 1
  • Gillnet
    1 of 1
  • Multitool
    1 of 1
  • Pot
    1 of 1
  • Rations
    1 of 1
  • Saw
    1 of 1
  • Sleeping bag
    1 of 1

Episodes

Air dates, survivalists remaining at the start of each episode, viewers and IMDb rating.

EpTitle & opening quoteAiredRemainingViewers (M)IMDb
1Episode 1“Winter is coming.” — George RR Martin15 Jul 2026100.236.3
2Episode 2“The mind...is a landscape in which getting lost is easy and some regions are terrifying to visit.” — Rebecca Solnit15 Jul 2026100.236.1
3Episode 3“The question is not what you look at, but what you see.” — Henry David Thoreau—10—7.0
4Episode 4“He who has rowed little has weak arms.” — Sámi proverb—9—7.5
5Episode 5“Nothing like an empty stomach to remind you what you are.” — Charles Yu———7.6
6Episode 6“the snow doesn't give a soft white damn Whom it touches” — E. E. Cummings———7.4
7Episode 7“Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.” — T. S. Eliot———7.2
8Episode 8“You mustn't confuse a single failure with a final defeat.” — F. Scott Fitzgerald———7.8
9Episode 9“Reality exists in the human mind, and nowhere else.” — George Orwell————
10Episode 10—3——