Casey Hawkins

{{Contestant
| image        = AUS6 Casey Hawkins.jpg
| birthdate    = 
| hometown     = Melbourne, Victoria
| occupation   = Educator
| version      = [[Australian Survivor|Australia]]
| season       = {{S2|2019au}}
| tribes       = {{tribeicon2|contenders19|Contenders}}
| place        = 15/24
| alliances    =
| challenges   = 10
| votesagainst = 4
| days         = 24
}}'''Casey Louise Hawkins'''<ref>https://au.linkedin.com/in/caseyhawkins</ref> is a contestant from {{S|2019au}}.

Originally in a safe spot on the {{dab|Contenders|2019}} tribe, come tribe swap, Casey attempted to align herself with the female {{dab|Champions|2019}} in order to preserve her own game. Unfortunately, after both the former Champions and her allies caught wind of this, Casey was eliminated as a contingency plan after [[Harry Hills]] played his idol.
==Profile==
''Retrieved from 10play.com.au''

'''Educator, 31'''<br />
Self-described "creative, courageous, stubborn, spontaneous and a dreamer," Casey is a traveller and educator who loves to push herself to the limits.<br />
Casey has been travelling around in her campervan for two years solo around Australia and travels to remote communities educating kids about creative writing. She has previously been a primary school teacher and has written a children's book teaching children about writing.<br />
Believing ''Survivor'' is the ultimate challenge, Casey says; "Unlike most people, I feel discomfort when things are too comfortable or routine. ''Survivor'' is the most uncomfortable thing I can do."<br />
Casey will find it hard to stay out of the drama saying; "I am very opinionated and self-righteous so I may not be able to keep my mouth shut. And I will call out bad behaviour if I see it.<br />
"I already consider myself a Champion so I'm ready to take the lead for the Contenders and win the title of Sole Survivor."<ref>https://10play.com.au/australian-survivor/survivors/season-4/casey/pa190721hxnst</ref>

==Australian Survivor==
Casey began the season as a member of {{dab|Contenders|2019}} tribe. Though her overall role in the tribe appeared small, she was not targeted in the Contenders only pre-swap [[Tribal Council]], allowing Casey to remain safe for the first 15 days of the game. 

Following the [[Tribe Switch]], Casey remained on the Contenders tribe in a 5-4 minority against the original {{dab|Champions|2019}}. Along with [[Harry Hills]], Casey was viewed as one of the weaker Contenders by her new tribemates. Though Harry tried to find a way to keep them both safe, Casey was focused on her own self preservation and attempted to get close to the women of the former Champions tribe. As a result, Casey began to relay information back and forth between the original Champions and the original Contenders, making her distrusted by both factions.

After Harry found the [[Hidden Immunity Idol]], he told Casey that he planned to use it at the Day 20 Tribal Council to blindside [[Janine Allis]]. Ultimately, his plan failed due to a surprise twist where the visiting Champions would vote to steal a Contender. They chose the physically strong [[Shaun Hampson]], worsening the ex-Contender minority to 5-3. At the next [[Reward Challenge]], [[David Genat]] told [[Simon Black]] that he had to use his idol to survive the previous Tribal Council on the Champions tribe. Because of this, the ex-Champions on the Contenders tribe decided to throw the Day 24 [[Immunity Challenge]] to protect their numbers on the other side. However, they were accidentally overheard by Casey who relayed it to Harry.

After their plan came to fruition, the Champion alliance attempted to split the vote by turning Casey and [[Matt Farrelly]] against Harry, though Harry pushed for the three Contenders to remain united and vote out [[Abbey Holmes]]. At Tribal Council, Casey was revealed to have been playing both sides and began to argue with Harry and Matt as to who was responsible for revealing the plan to throw the challenge. Abandoning any plan to vote against the Champions, Casey cast her vote for Harry. However, Harry played his Hidden Immunity Idol, cancelling the four votes against him and eliminating Casey in a 4-0 vote. She finished in 15th place.

===Voting History===
{| class="wikitable article-table" style="margin:auto; text-align:center; font-size:8pt; line-height:18px; white-space:nowrap;" align="center"
! colspan="3"|Casey's Voting History
|-
! Episode
! Casey's<br />Votes
! Voted Against<br />Casey
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 1|1]]
| {{immunity|contenders19alt}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 2|2]]
| {{tribebox3|contenders19|Laura}}
| {{tribebox3|contenders19|-}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 3|3]]
| {{immunity|contenders19alt}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 4|4]]
| {{immunity|contenders19alt}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 5|5]]
| {{immunity|contenders19alt}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 6|6]]
| {{immunity|contenders19alt}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 7|7]]
| {{immunity|contenders19alt}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 8|8]]
| {{immunity|contenders19alt}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 9|9]]
| colspan="2" {{tribebox3|contenders19|''Mock Vote''}}{{sup|[[#endnote Mock|<font color=white>1</font>]]}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 10|10]]
| {{immunity|contenders19alt}}
|-
| [[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 11|11]]
| {{tribebox3|contenders19|<s>Harry</s>}}{{sup|[[#endnote Idol|<font color=white>2</font>]]}}
| {{tribebox3|contenders19|Abbey, Harry,<br />Janine, Pia}}
|-
| {{finish|vote|24}}
|}
{{refbegin}}<br />{{note|Mock|<small>1</small>}}<small> In ''[[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 9|Episode 9]]'', the Contenders were subjected to a mock Tribal Council where the Champions voted for someone to kidnap.</small><br />{{note|Idol|<small>2</small>}}<small> In ''[[Australian Survivor (2019) Episode 11|Episode 11]]'', Harry used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating Casey's vote against him.</small><br />{{refend}}

==Post-Survivor==
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==Trivia==
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==References==
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