Big Brother 11 (Datria)

Big Brother 11 was the eleventh season of the Datria version of Big Brother. This season was confirmed by Channel 7 on November 15, 2010, along with Big Brother 10. Auditions for this season were originally held from November 4, 2011, to February 1, 2012. The season premiered on June 3, 2012, and lasted for 12 weeks, concluding on August 25, 2012. Alice Sekoni was ultimately crowned the winner of the season over Fred Spoonerow and Caly-Ann Scarry by a 5-4-0 vote after spending 84 days inside the house.

Twists

 * Secret Pairs - Inside the house are four pairs that have known each other outside the house. The pairs include two brothers, two sisters, a gay couple, and two close best friends. Their goals were to make it as far as they can to end and not be detected by the other housemates. However, only one person in the pair is allowed to vote during eviction, meaning the other person will not be allowed to vote.
 * Immunity Challenge - A new twist this season had the housemates competing for a chance to save themselves before nominations. Prior to nominations being made, the housemates, with the exception of the Head of Household, would face off in a competition. The winner of the competition would receive Immunity and could not be nominated for eviction.
 * Decreasing Prize Fund - Since Big Brother had been getting more strict, money would be deducted from the prize fund if the housemates were to act unruly. The housemates would be able to get money back into the pot by doing various tasks or chores around the house.
 * Double Eviction - During Week 9, the housemates were told that the week was a Double Eviction week. Two people would be evicted from the house by the end of the week, one by the middle, and the other by the end.

Food Competition Results

 * + denotes the Head of Household.

Trivia

 * This season was originally going to have a twist called "Good vs. Evil", where the 16 housemates would be divided into two houses based on their personalities but would still be competing against one another. The two houses would then be living in separate conditions, the good side having more luxuries than the bad side (which may explain why some of the house is either low-quality or luxurious). The 16 housemates competing this season were chosen especially for this twist, with the partners twist being a part of the game as well. Not much is known as to which housemates would be on which side, but it has been confirmed that Clark and Trisha would've been on the good side while Samuel and Dom would've been on the evil side.