Their profiles will surprise you. - by Chanelle Mansour 26 Jul 2021
Australian Survivor, there s a lot more to these castaways than meets the eye.
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From MMA fighters and prison guards to doctors and authors, this season of
Survivor has pulled together some of the most diverse castaways for its Brains V Brawn special.
And with so many different personalities on the show, it might be hard to keep up and figure out who s got what it takes to win.
So, while we wait to see whether its brains or brawn who comes out on top, we ve rounded up all the castaway s Instagram accounts so you can see what they re like when the cameras aren t rolling.
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Rockhampton residents can enjoy some of the region’s best food and music at the Great Australian Bites festival on Tuesday.
Attendees are encouraged to bring bean bags and picnic rugs to watch the citizenship and Australia Day Award ceremonies and listen to Denvah, Maddi and The Hoopers, Relic, Indigo Electric, and Silky Fuzz, which is headlining the event.
Advance Rockhampton tourism and events manager Annette Pearce said the day honoured those who went above and beyond for the community.
“And, we’ll be welcoming new Australians who have made our region their home,” she said.