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Want to be in the Big Brother house?

Have you got the goods to be a housemate on Big Brother? Channel Nine are holding auditions for the revamped Big Brother that will be on TV later this year. Perth auditions will be at Claremont Show Grounds on Saturday April 14.

To be in the running you have to be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, be at least 18 years old on the day of audition and take along ID and the application form. A word of warning though, don’t chat too much to the other people auditioning – it could affect your chances if you make it through to the later rounds if you an a new best friend you met in the line both make it through.

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Let’s hope there are some great GLBTIQ people in the house this year.

To find out more head to the show’s website.

 

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