Every contestant that’s been eliminated on The Voice Australia

Bella surprised all the coaches when she revealed that her blind audition was the first time she had sung publicly.

After choosing Richard as her coach, her confidence as a performer grew.

Throughout the competition, all of the judges praised her star power.

Richard gave her Chaka Khan’s hit Ain’t Nobody for her final solo performance, and then joined her on stage to sing John Farnham’s rendition of Help!

Before the final, she spoke to Mediaweek and said she had no expectations going into the competition.

“Looking back, it’s honestly very surreal,” she said. “I still remember the exact moment I walked into my blind audition – I was beyond nervous.

“I remember turning to my sister just a few minutes before walking onto the stage, asking if she thought I was good enough to turn a chair.”

She also revealed that she has been writing her own music and has been working with a producer to create an EP.

Cle blew all of the coaches away from the moment she stepped on the stage. She then chose Ronan, who took her all the way to the grand final.

For her final solo performance, she sang Pink’s What About Us, and I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me) alongside her coach.

Just before the final episode aired, she took to Instagram to reflect on her experience.

“I just want to hop on here and just say thank you, to all of you,” she began.

She continued to thank the fans she’s connected with, whom she affectionately calls her “village”.

“Whatever happens tonight, literally, I’m rich. I’ve won. The people that are connecting with me and that I’m connecting with, like you’re my kind of people.

She also revealed her plans after the competition.

“I just want to write more songs and sing more and get better and be on the stage and work through the anxiety that comes beforehand, so I can just get up there in my joy and in my bliss, and then having it reflected back to me…” she said.

After wowing the judges with her star power, Melanie chose Cassie to represent her team in the grand final.

For her final solo, she sang Teenage Dirtbag, and The Verve’s hit Bitter Sweet Symphony with her coach.

The passionate singer-songwriter said she was thankful for the experience.

“I am just so grateful to have shared the stage with such incredible women, thank you so much to every single person who has watched, voted, messaged, I am filled with love, and I will be seeing you very soon,” she wrote on her Instagram stories after it aired.

Ronan knew he had a special artist on his team in Ellaphon Ta.

After impressing him during the battles and knockout rounds, he made it all the way to the semi-final.

However, he was sent home, with Ronan choosing Cle Morgan to go to the grand final.

“First and foremost, I just want to thank you Ronan for believing in me,” the 27-year-old said.

He also thanked his wife, daughter and family for support, and wished the other grand finalists luck.

All of the coaches immediately saw Sienna’s talents from the moment she entered the competition.

The 19-year-old continued to blow everyone away with her ability to make a beloved song her own.

While she made it through the blind audition, battles and knockout round, she was sent home just before the semi-final.

Instead Kate chose Alyssa Delpopolo to go to the grand final.

“It’s been great, it’s been really fun, and I feel like I’ve learned a lot through this experience, so I want to thank Kate for believing in me, like, all the way to the end,” she said before she left.

He started off on Kate’s team, but made so much of an impression on Melanie that she saved him in the battle round.

The 25-year-old Sydneysider continued to impress as the competition progressed.

After singing for his life, Euan reached the semi-final against Cassie Henderson.

However, he was sent home and narrowly missed out on making it into the grand final.

For his final performance, he was given George Michael’s hit, Freedom!

“I’m a songwriter mainly, so to be here to know that you guys apparently think I have an okay voice is really nice,” he told the coaches before he left.

“It’s really nice to hear. I really appreciate it, so thank you.”

Joseph turned all four chairs during his blind audition and continued to blow everyone away with his powerhouse vocals.

The Western Sydney local made it all the way to the semi-final with Bella Parnell.

However, he just missed out on being a part of the grand final.

“Definitely grateful to Richard for allowing me to dream again,” he said on the show.

“It’s something I’ve always wanted to pursue and explore more about being an artist, and you really pushed me, and I took that on. I really cherished those mentoring sessions that I had,” he continued.

“So I’m deeply grateful to all of you.”

Mitchell fought to get through the blind audition and battle, but was sent home just before the semi-finals.

For his final performances, he sang Broken Wings and Someone You Loved.

Ronan had a big choice on his hands during the knockout round, but chose to send Milly home.

After making it through the first knockout round with her rendition of Seventeen Going Under, she then performed Joey.

The South Australian had all of the coaches dancing during her blind audition, and wowed them in the battle.

Despite making it through the first knockout round, she was then eliminated just before the semi-final.

Jayd put it all on the line in the knockout round, but was ultimately sent home.

Only 17 years old, Charlie blew everyone away with his sensitive side and powerful vocals.

He made it through the first knock out round with by singing Champagne Supernova by Oasis, but was sadly eliminated in the second round.

After making it through the blind audition, the 21-year-old was initially sent packing in the battle round.

But then Ronan bent the rules and gave him a second chance.

However, his journey was cut short in the knock out round.

Australian country and Americana-rock artist James brought the grit and determination to all of his performances.

Unfortunately, he was sent home during the knock out round.

When it comes to boldness, Amber had in spades on The Voice Australia.

Despite surviving the blind audition and battle round, she was sent home during the intense knock out performances.

Rose was a force throughout the competition, impressing everyone with her powerful vocals.

She wowed the coaches with her blind audition and battle performance.

Though she sang for a life in the knockout, she was ultimately eliminated.

Ronan was initially shocked when he saw his relative, Chris, audition for the show.

He was nearly sent home in the knockout round, but managed to get saved and chose Richard as his coach.

He made it through the first knockout with an emotional performance in tribute of his late friend.

However, he was then sent home in the second knockout battle.

Despite his journey coming to an end, Chris was thankful and said he still felt like a winner.

After making it through the blind audition, Gemma was initially knocked out of the battle round.

Then, Melanie shocked everyone when she bent the rules to save the 19-year-old.

Following her second chance, she was eliminated in another knockout round.

After a dazzling blind audition, Callan made it through to the battle and knockout round.

He was then sent home.

All of the coaches fell in love with the school teacher, who made it through to the knockout.

After singing Too Sweet by Hozier, he was sent home.

He said he did not envy the coaches’ decisions and thanked Richard for his guidance.

After making it through the first two rounds, the 22-year-old was eliminated in the knockout.

Frontman Matthias came out on top during the blind audition and battle.

However, after singing Coldplay’s hit Viva La Vida, he went home in the knockout round.

All of the coaches fought to get Bianka on their team, in awe of her only being 16 years old.

She made it through the first battle, and was then kicked out in the knockout, after singing Call Out My Name.

“You can do anything you want to do. You have such a great career ahead of you, I promise you,” Richard told her when she walked off the stage.

Meg blew Melanie away with her blind audition, and made it through the battle round.

Sadly, she was sent home in the knockout round, after singing Show Me Love.

All of the coaches went into a pitching war in the hopes of securing Olivia on their team.

After choosing Ronan, he tasked her with singing Natasha Bedingfield’s classic, Unwritten, alongside Milly Monk.

Unfortunately, it was not her best performance, because the 21-year-old was sent home.

Calla, Clifton Hurt and Darren Saldanha, otherwise known as the group TR3PM, went up against Jakamo Sharpe.

After singing What Goes Around… Comes Around, the group were sent home.

Kate tasked Marie with battling against Jayd Luna.

For the first round, they sang Pink Pony Club by Chappell Roan.

Marie was then eliminated.

Sharon-Rose performed Positions by Ariana Grande, alongside Callan in the battles.

Sadly, Sharon-Rose was then sent home.

After her mind-blowing blind audition, Ally went up against fellow rocker Rose Carleo in the first round of battles.

The pair performed The Rolling Stones hit, Gimme Shelter.

Unfortunately, Ally was then sent home.

Ethan went head-to-head with Bella Parnell, singing Teddy Swims’ hit The Door.

However, he was sent home.

Boriss and Perth frontman Matthias Gault battled by singing Radiohead’s hit, Creep.

Sadly, the 18-year-old Victorian was sent home.

Country singer and mother Saralyn was tasked with singing Madonna’s hit Like a Prayer.

During the battle, she went up against 34-year-old Tiffney Reynolds, and was sent home.

For his battle, Justin went up against Amber Scates.

Both energetic performers, they were both tasked with singing ABBA’s classic Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!

While Kate was proud of his progress, she chose Amber instead.

Hailey was bold in her blind audition, blowing Richard away a Whitney Houston classic.

She then sang I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For with Joseph Vuicakau.

Sadly, she was eliminated from the competition.

Cecily wowed Kate in the blind auditions with her musical theatre skills and went up against James Van Cooper in the battles.

The pair sang Kiss’ hit I Was Made for Loving You.

James made it through and praised Cecily’s skills.

Kate also expressed her pride.

‘You should be so proud of that, you absolutely smashed it. Well done,” she said.

Unfortunately, Cecily was not saved by the other coaches.

Wrapper XAZ went up against DJ and looper Meg.

The pair were tasked with singing Money Talks, and unfortunately, XAZ was knocked out and was not saved.

While he was sad to go, he congratulated his opponent and said he would continue pursuing his dream.

Cait and 16-year-old Bianca battled it out by singing the John Farnham classic, That’s Freedom.

She was not saved.

“You did so great, I’m so proud of you,” Richard said when she walked off the stage.

Cherie made an impression when she performed a Brazilian Samba during her blind audition.

For her battle, she went up against South Australian local Lilli Vitagliano.

The pair performed Dua Lipa’s smash hit Training Season.