Celebrity Apprentice Australia is back and if you think you'd seen it all, then this new group of 12 high-profile, ultra-competitive celebrities are sure to shock you.

The celebrities create their own artworks to sell in rival pop-up shops for charity. The art must represent a defining moment that changed the life for better or worse of the celebrity who creates it.

After a quick masterclass, it's over to the celebrities to work their magic as they create and produce a live hair show for Wella Pro Series products.

It's carnival time, and the teams will be split down the middle, running one side of the fun fair each. Don't expect just your average jumping castles, though - the celebrities will have to work hard for their money, with being dunked just the start.

Celebrities are used to being in the limelight, but this week they are being charged with causing an absolute stir. They must create a publicity stunt that promotes Mark Bouris's company, Yellow Brick Road. The ideas are extreme, and from overnight sleep outs to getting naked for charity, the celebrities will stop at nothing.

The celebrities must become the welcoming party for the P&O cruise liner The Pacific Jewel. They must take charge of the turnaround service as well as create a welcome show and perform it for a live audience of new passengers.

The celebrities have to create a broadsheet print advertisement to launch the new BMW 3 Series. They then have the task of pitching the final product to a panel of executives.

The four finalists are chalenged to develop a song that could be used to raise money for charity. They are split into two teams and have to work on a demo track. Once completed, Mark will choose the winning team, firing the other two contestants.

The remaining two celebrities have to take take their song, turn it into a completed track and record a film clip and then present their clip at a record launch. The winning celebrity will be given $100,000 to donate to their chosen charity.