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The reality show, which involves couples racing each other through destinations all over the world for the chance to win $1 million (£576,000), is scheduled to begin production later this year.
Seven's Head of Production Brad Lyons announced: "The US version of The Amazing Race has had a huge following on Seven and we are thrilled to be working with Disney on The Amazing Race Australia which promises to capture the excitement of the original series."
The show first aired in America in 2001 with New Zealand-born Phil Keoghan as host.
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