Meet the couples set to embark on a ‘five-decade time warp’ in the Melbourne suburb of Brighton

The Block is about to enter it’s sixteenth season.

And now the five new couples set to compete on the 2020 season of the beloved renovation show have finally been unveiled.

The latest series will take viewers on a five decade time warp, as period homes from the 1910s, ’20s, ’30s, ’40s and ’50s are transformed by the contestants. 

The new season will shoot in the heart of Brighton – one of the most sought after locales in Melbourne. 

The new crop of handy pairs will include the shows first father and daughter duo, a teacher, an electrification and a plumber. 

Harry, 57, and Tash, 32 

The first-ever father and daughter renovation duo, who are proud of their Greek heritage, the Melbourne pair have a fiery side – but always get the job done. 

They also have plenty of experience and Harry has renovated homes with his social media project manager daughter before. 

‘We renovated a smaller Californian bungalow, the front and a back extension, but that was about thirty years ago,’ Harry told Nine. 

‘The second house that I live in now, we finished six years ago, put on a second storey, and I thought that came up really well.’

Sarah, 27, and George, 33 

Sarah and George, a couple from Western Sydney, are self-proclaimed ‘mad dogs’ who proudly come from a Greek and Italian heritage.

George is an electrician while Sarah is a teacher, and the couple have plenty of experience, having renovated two homes together before. 

That includes an investment property that was trashed by tenants and needed to be rebuilt inside.  

The pair – who are hoping to start their own family as soon as they can – are described as ‘nothing like the show has seen before’. 

Daniel, 35, and Jade, 34 

Farmers from South Australia, Daniel and Jade, who is also a hairdresser, have made four attempts to appear on The Block and have finally got through this year. 

The married Aussie battlers are the proud parents of three children – Lincoln, nine, Hayden, seven, and Isla, six.

They applied for the show for their daughter Isla, who has a rare chromosome disorder.   

The couple hope to raise enough money to help with her treatment, as well as raise funds to cover their close to one million dollar debt, incurred in part after bush fires ravaged their farm.

Luke, 35, and Jasmine, 36 

Married with two young kids, Luke, a chippy and Jasmin, a teacher, from Perth, Western Australia, have plenty of renovation experience thanks to their kids. 

They are currently renovating their home as they raise their two kids, Lola, four and one-year-old Sonny.   

‘We moved into our house, I fell pregnant straight away, and then we renovated our big bathroom while I was in the early days of being pregnant with our second child,’ Jasmin told Nine. 

‘It’s pretty much been baby, renovations, baby, toddler, and renovations.’

Jimmy, 33, and Tam, 31 

Jimmy, a plumber and Tam, a bar manager, from Brisbane, are on the show in the hopes of building a better life for their four-year-old daughter, Frankie. 

Currently renting a home and working so many hours they rare see one another, the pair they hope to use their winnings to buy a home of their own. 

“We are doing this for Frankie. We want to try and win to set our family up,” Jimmy told Nine.  

While Jimmy has lots of experience on work sites, and has renovated a caravan, Tam cannot tell one tool apart from another. 

The Block returns to Channel Nine on Sunday, August 23