Tribal/team challenge record (3-for-6; 1 sit-out):

• AU: 2017, Ep.1 RC (Race for rice) - Helps carry the raft and try to get rice, and Samatau wins.
• AU: 2017, Ep.1 IC (Obstacles, crates, puzzle) - Crosses obstacles and moves crates, and Samatau wins again.
• AU: 2017, Ep.2 RC (Water slide) - Sits out, as Samatau wins, 7-5.
• AU: 2017, Ep.2 IC (Three little pigs OC, war clubs) - Crosses the obstacles, but Samatau blows a lead, loses.
• AU: 2017, Ep.3 RC (Big balls) - Walks on the ball, and lands a ring on the lever; Samatau wins.
• AU: 2017, Ep.3 IC (Rafts, bamboo tower) - Paddles and stacks bamboo, but Samatau loses.

Individual challenge record (0-for-0):

• AU: 2017: None.

Duel/ hero challenge record (0-for-0):

• AU: 2017: None.

Idols held/played (0/0):

• AU: 2017, Ep. 2: Reads the idol clue Adam found, but does not participate in the idol search (Day 5).

VFB - Votes for the person booted (0/2):

• AU: 2017: None.

VAP - Votes against (7):

• AU: 2017, Ep. 2: Two votes, from Anneliese and Tara.
• AU: 2017, Ep. 3: Five votes, from A.K., Jarrad, Locky, Peter, and Tarzan (voted out, 5-4-2).

Jury votes made (0/0):

• AU: 2017: None.

Pre-game interviews

• None found.

Post-game interviews

• Ryan Brink at Brink of Reality (8/1/17): "Kate Temby Exit Interview | Australian Survivor 2017 Episode 3 August 1 Podcast"
• Ashling Lee at popsugar.com.au (8/6/17): "Despite All the Flipping on Survivor, Kate Temby Says Samatau Was Still Plenty of Fun"

Official Ten SurvivorAU: 2017 bio excerpts (July, 2017):

"Kate is a successful businesswoman who has lived all over the world, including Västervik in Sweden, Toronto, New York and now Melbourne.

After recently resigning from a 17-year career with a global investment bank, where she managed and lead teams of over 50 people, Kate is now looking for her next career opportunity and wanted to try surviving on an island for 55 days in between.

“I love to do the unexpected, and many will think it is quite unexpected for me to go away for a couple of months on a remote island. Those that know me well, however will not,” she said.

“I am forever curious and eager to explore new opportunities. It’s very important to me to actively participate in life, to be brave and compassionate, all of which is vital in the game of Survivor.”

Kate wants to be a role model for young women, especially her children, who helped her apply for the series.

“My children helped me produce my audition video. Olivia believed in me and inspired me to go outside of my comfort zone. As a parent it is important to not only teach values, but to be a strong role model. I want to show my children the power of being brave and reaching your dreams.”

A very fit running and tennis enthusiast, Kate was a fan of El from last year’s Australian Survivor. “She had a good balance of confidence with not too much arrogance. She was active in building relationships, showed compassion for others and was physically strong.”

Kate had her own survival experience after hiking in Sweden where she sprained her ankle. “I was required to camp out with a friend by ourselves for the night while our party walked five hours back to civilisation to guide the helicopter to find us. Survivor will be a challenge but I face them head on.”"