Fourteen Australian princesses-in-training come together in Sydney and are put through several challenges before the first eliminations.

The remaining ten girls move into their Sydney castle, and their physical and hospitality skills are tested. Later their transformations into beautiful princesses begin.

Eight princesses are paraded around this week with a series of public engagements. They also have their first brush with real royalty.

The seven princesses learn about Royal Sport, including polo and archery.

The remaining six ladies are challenged to create a garden party fit for a princess.

The lucky five princesses left take off for Britain, where they are escorted on a tour of London by five young gentlemen. But as always, a challenge awaits them, as they all struggle to stay in the game.

This week, the ladies learn about public speaking as well as the importance of the written word. Which one is writing her farewell speech this week?

Three ladies remain, but only one will have a dance with the prince at the ball and be crowned the Australian Princess.

Twelve new ordinary girls compete for the title of Australian Princess.

Eleven girls are left to compete for the title of Australian Princess.

The remaining princesses learn the art of small talk this week.

The princesses reach out to the common man and get hounded by the press.

A change of location this week as the princesses-to-be head to England. How soon will they encounter royalty?

The girls take a tour of British royalty and consider what their portraits might look like. They also learn the sport of royals: polo.

The last four girls are put to the tea-party test. Will they retain the lessons they've learned, or will they have to skip the ball?