Twenty-four "heroes" and "villains" are battling it out to win the title of Sole Survivor in this season's Australian Survivor, which begins tonight.

Better yet, the contestants will be returning to Samoa, where the Network 10 run began ( but not where it ORIGINALLY began). Not only will we meet some new faces, but we will also be reunited with some old ones, too.

Watch the trailer for Australia Survivor Heroes V Villains. Story continues after video.

And if the last few seasons ofAustralian Survivorare anything to go by, we sure are in for a ride.

Here's everything you'll want to know about the cast of the all-new season ofAustralian Survivor 2023: Heroes V Villains,including where to follow them on Instagram.

Hayley Leake - Heroes.

Hayley is back for a second round of Survivor and she plans to take out the win again.

"Since I played Survivor, I got engaged, I bought a house, and I am now a doctor! But now I’m a doctor of pain! I have my PHD in pain research, so I’m going to level it up this time," she toldNetwork 10.

Hayley Australian Survivor Instagram: @hayleyleake_

David Zaharakis - Heroes.

Ex-AFL star David is ready to make his mark following 13 years of playing. Nowadays, he studies Property and Real Estate, majoring in Global Finance. But when the opportunity came along to play his favourite game Survivor, he jumped at the change.

"I’ve been watching Survivor since I was 12, I think maybe back in 2002 when it started," he said. "I just love all the elements of it - the physical nature of it, the games. As a kid, you watch the challenges and you think, I want to do that one day."

David Australian Survivor Instagram: @zacka11

Nina Twine - Heroes.

Nina is easily Survivor royalty after joining her mother,SurvivorLegend Sandra, in last season'sAustralian Survivor: Blood V Water.

Sadly, last season, she was forced to leave early with a leg injury.

"To say I have unfinished business with this game, I feel like is a little bit of an understatement. I went home in a really good position, and it was nobody’s choice, like it just had to happen, so I got a lot of things I need to do," she said.

"Me andAustralian Survivorare not done, we had a break, we went to therapy, we talked things through and now I’m back and we’re ready to go again."

Nina Australian Survivor Instagram @nina_untwined

Benjamin Law - Heroes.

Ben is an author, broadcast journalist, writer and LGBTQIA+ advocate and can now addSurvivorcontestant to his resume!

"I hope I bring certain values into the game like integrity but at the same time, as a storyteller, I want all the complexities and I know that villainous people are capable of heroic acts, and you might see the Heroes capable of very villainous moves too," he said.

"There’s part of me that obviously wants the Heroes to win, who doesn’t love seeing someone lift up their sword in victory."

Ben Australian Survivor Instagram: @mrbenjaminlaw

Shaun Hampson – Heroes.

The Horse is back and ready to win.

Shaun is arguably the best challenge beast Australian Survivor has ever seen and this time around, he plans to use his social game to make him less of a threat.

Last time, he lasted 32 days inAustralian Survivor: Champions V Contenders.

Now he is back, saying, "Last time I was complacent and there’s no room for complacency in this game whatsoever. You can’t leave an Idol in your bag for 14 days without looking at it. I wanted to come back because I love the game and I really feel like I’ve got some unfinished business here."

Shaun Australian Survivor Instagram: @shaun_hampson16

Flick Palmateer - Heroes.

As a surfer andAustralian Survivor: Brains V Brawnfinalist, Flick is back to take out the win.

"What really grinds my gears about the Villains is probably the manipulation side of things. The lying, the cheating - I can’t stand it. It’s most definitely time for a Hero to win this game," she said.

Flick Australian Survivor Instagram: @flickpalmateer

Sharni Vinson - Heroes.

Sharni is an actor from Los Angeles, looking to try her hand at something different - becoming the Sole Survivor.

"My friends call me the mole," she said of her secret talent. "Just try and keep a secret from me, I will always find out. I’m looking forward to using my inner mole in this environment to find out all the information about everyone. Hopefully where there’s some hidden Idols too, the mole will find them."

Sharni Australian Survivor Instagram: @Sharnivinson

Gerry Geltch - Heroes.

As a pilot for more than 35 years on Fraser Island, there isn't much Gerry hasn't seen. He's survived plane crashes, rescued passengers and saved countless others from beach dangers.

OnSurvivor,he has a solid game plan.

"The reason why I’m here to play is to prove to myself at my age I can do this. Number two, show other people around my age, don’t give it away. You can go and do new different things. This is all new to me as well," he said.

Gerry Australian Survivor Instagram: @gary_geltch

Paige Donald - Heroes.

Paige isn't a beach person, but she is ready to take on the challenge ofSurvivor.

"I am not really a beach person. The sand in your crack, everywhere, I can’t stand that! But living rough is no stranger to me. You know, I spend my weekends and lots of time hunting with my dogs, spending it out in the bush with the good old swag," he said.

Paige Australian Survivor Instagram: @cowgirl_paige

Rogue - Heroes.

Rogue is a passionate advocate for animal conservation, particularly lions. As a filmmaker, she spent six years working undercover in Africa filming a documentary about poachers and trophy hunters. She got the inside scoops by pretending to be one herself.

Being a filmmaker has given her the perfect tools to playAustralian Survivor.

"I’m perfect to play this game because I find people absolutely fascinating. I know that the heart of everything comes down to the person, their reasons, their motivations, and their tiny nuances of how they speak, look, react. It’s always a lot more about listening than it is about talking," she said.

Rogue Australian Survivor Instagram: @roguesworld

Matt Sharp - Heroes.

"I want to be trustworthy and loyal early on but at the right moment and time, I want to make those big moves because I’m here to play, not to just sit back and relax. In my everyday life, I’m just the nice guy that likes helping people, but out here, I might be the nice guy around camp, the nice guy to people’s faces but I’m out here to blindside, to find Idols, make moves and play big," he said.

Matt Australian Survivor Instagram: @matty_sharp

Sam Webb - Heroes.

It's been six years since Sam last played theSurvivorgame but he's never been more ready to win.

"I think you could win this game playing a moral game, but you may have to bend a few of those rules within that moral. Let’s find out. People thrive off an underdog, the battler, that’s the Australian way and I’m a battler man, let’s go. I’ve lived my life with my back up against the wall, nothing fights harder than when a mongrel dogs back is against a wall, nothing," he said.

Sam Australian Survivor Instagram: @samwebb

Jackie Glazier - Villains.

As Australia’s most successful female poker player, Jackie is returning to Survivor with a new attitude.

"Last time being on a Champions tribe, with a lot of athletes, all they cared about was winning challenges and that’s not me. I’m here to play the full game of Survivor, I understand the challenges are part of it but it’s the game play back at camp that I really want that whole experience this time," she said.

Jackie Australian Survivor Instagram: @jackstarglazier

Fraser Lack - Villains.

As a real estate agent, Fraser says he has the tools to.

"With $500,000 on the line, people will lie, cheat, steal, manipulate, betray alliances - there are no lengths that people won’t stoop to," he said. "Coming in as a Villain gives me license to do whatever it takes to get the job done. I don’t like the Heroes because they’re hiding behind this facade that they are all great, everyone’s got