History of SAS Australia: Who Dares Wins in Timeline
SAS Australia, a reality TV show based on the British SAS: Who Dares Wins, aired on the Seven Network from 2020 to 2023. The show featured ex-Special Forces soldiers as directing staff, led by Ant Middleton. Celebrities and public figures were put through a condensed version of SAS selection, testing their physical and mental resilience through grueling challenges.
7 hours ago : South Africa Hosts Australia for Highly Anticipated Second Test Match in Gqeberha
South Africa faces Australia in the second Test match in Gqeberha. Team changes include Matthew Breetzke replacing Tristan Stubbs, while South Africa puts confidence in Ryan Rickelton to handle increased responsibility during the pivotal series encounter.
1938: Oil Shale Ruins began operation
The Oil Shale Ruins, located in the Capertee Valley in NSW, began operation in 1938.
1952: Oil Shale Ruins ceased operation
The Oil Shale Ruins, located in the Capertee Valley in NSW, ceased operation in 1952.
March 2020: Jana Pittman replaced by Shannan Ponton
In March 2020, Olympian Jana Pittman, initially slated to be a contestant, was replaced by Shannan Ponton due to her pregnancy.
March 2020: Production began in Queenstown, New Zealand
In March 2020, production began on location in Queenstown, New Zealand for SAS Australia, but was halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
October 2020: SAS Australia: Who Dares Wins broadcast on Seven Network
In October 2020, SAS Australia, originally called SAS Australia: Who Dares Wins, was broadcast on Seven Network.
October 2020: SAS Australia renewed for a second season
In October 2020, the SAS Australia series was renewed for a second season.
March 2021: SAS: Hell Week commissioned
In March 2021, Seven commissioned SAS: Hell Week, a miniseries featuring civilian contestants, filmed back to back with the second celebrity season.
September 2021: Second season began airing
The second season of SAS Australia began airing on 13 September 2021.
October 2021: Celebrities confirmed
In October 2021, full list of celebrities for SAS Australia were confirmed.
February 2022: Third season began airing
The third season of SAS Australia began airing on 21 February 2022.
March 2023: Celebrities confirmed
In March 2023, full list of celebrities for SAS Australia were confirmed.
October 2023: Fourth season began airing
The fourth season of SAS Australia began airing on 9 October 2023.
November 2023: SAS Australia: Who Dares Wins broadcast ended on Seven Network
In November 2023, SAS Australia: Who Dares Wins broadcast ended on Seven Network.
June 2024: Production of SAS Australia halted
In June 2024, Seven Network announced that the production of SAS Australia was halted for the year.
2025: SAS Australia series was not mentioned at Seven’s upfronts
In 2025, the SAS Australia series was not mentioned at Seven’s upfronts, casting doubt on the series' future.
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