Dancing with the Stars
Season winners Ada Nicodemou and Aric Yegudkin
Format	Entertainment
Created by	BBC Granada
Presented by	Daryl Somers Sonia Kruger
Country of origin	Australia
Production
Location(s)	HSV-7 studios, South Melbourne, Victoria
Running time	approx. 90 to 150 minutes per episode (including commercials)
Broadcast
Original channel	Channel Seven
Picture format	576i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV)
Audio format	Stereo
Original run	6 September 2005 – 8 November 2005
External links
Official website

The third series of the Australian Dancing with the Stars TV series premiered on Tuesday 6 September 2005 and concluded on Tuesday 8 November 2005. It featured the following celebrities.

Celebrity	Occupation	Professional partner	Status
Tania Zaetta	Former Who Dares Wins presenter	Michael Miziner	Eliminated 1st on 13 September 2005
Michael Caton	Actor	Kym Johnson	Eliminated 2nd on 20 September 2005
Ky Hurst	Ironman	Masha Belash	Eliminated 3rd on 27 September 2005
Nicky Buckley	Former Sale Of The Century presenter	Andrew Palmer	Eliminated 4th on 4 October 2005
Dawn Fraser	Former Olympic gold medal swimmer	Gordon Gilkes	Eliminated 5th on 11 October 2005
David Campbell	Jazz singer	Luda Kroitor	Eliminated 6th on 18 October 2005
Brodie Holland	AFL player	Alana Patience	Eliminated 7th on 25 October 2005
Ian "Dicko" Dickson	Australian Idol judge	Leanne Bampton	Third Place Eliminated 8th on 2 November 2005
Chris Bath	Seven News newsreader	Trenton Shipley	Runner Up on 9 November 2005
Ada Nicodemou	Home And Away actress	Aric Yegudkin	Winner on 9 November 2005

Ada Nicodemou and her partner Aric Yegudkin won the series, defeating Chris Bath and her partner.

Preceded by Dancing With The Stars (Australian Season 2)

Dancing with the Stars (Australian version) Season 3

Succeeded by Dancing With The Stars (Australian Season 4)