Australia Next Top Model 2019 online application yet to get started. The show has run for 10 successful seasons but due to certain controversies arising, the release of the eleventh season is doubtful.

2. Tables Of Content
1. Australia’s Next top Model
2. Premise
3. Show Format
4. Judges
5. Requirements
6. ANTM and AusNTM
7. Controversy
8. Source

3. Australia’s next Top Model
Australia's Next Top Model is an Australian reality television series
which premiered on 11 January 2005, and is based on Tyra Banks'
America's Next Top Model. It is produced by ITV Studios and
broadcast on the Australian subscription television channel, Fox8

4. Premise
The series features a group of young female contestants who
attend preliminary auditions across Australia with finalists
selected to star in the series proper, where they end up living
together in a house for several weeks whilst taking part in
lectures, challenges, photo shoots and meetings with members
of the modelling industry.

5. Show Format
Each episode of Top Model covers the events of roughly a
week of real time (however, while overseas, an episode
may cover a shorter period), and features a fashion
challenge, a photo shoot and/or commercial, a critique of
each contestant and her performance by the judging panel,
and the elimination of one or more contestants.

6. Requirements
In the first two series, contestants had to be at least 18 years
old. However, the show lowered the age limit after realizing
that most international models start their career earlier.
Starting from cycle 3, contestants must be aged between 16
and 23 at the time of filming. Those auditioning have to be at
least 172 cm (5 ft 8 in) tall. In the past, some contestants have
weighed less than 60 kg, but there is no restriction on weight.

7. ANTM and AusNTM
Australia's Next Top Model shares the format of its American counterpart, but
there are a few differences. On America's Next Top Model the final two
models compete in a runway fashion show and the winner is chosen in the
judging room. Starting from cycle 3, the final two contestants competed in
front of a live studio audience in Sydney before the winner was revealed live-
to-air. The judges, sponsors, and fashion professionals voted for the winner,
along with the TV viewing public, whose votes contributed 15 per cent to the
overall tally. Beginning with cycle 6, the format was changed. The final three
(not two) were interviewed, shown their best bits from the competition, and
participated in a runway show. The viewer votes decided the winner of the
competition. From cycle 9 and onward, the show has returned to pre-recorded
finals.

8. Controversy
Following a breach of contract with Heynatz's appearance on the
Channel Seven series It Takes Two, she was replaced as host by Jodhi
Meares, who was consistently scrutinized for her lack of
involvement in the show. During the cycle 3 live finale, she made a
number of embarrassing blunders that drew commentary from
critics on her ability to host. Things worsened when she pulled out
of her hosting duties hours before the cycle 4 live finale. The swarm
of negative comments from the press and fans of the show led to
Meares' withdrawal from the programme.

9. Source
http://australia2019auditions.com/australias-next-top-model-
auditions-2019.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia%27s_Next_Top_Model