on the ARIA Singles Chart with the winner's single. Mastin is the most successful contestant, having released two top-five albums and three number-one singles (two in Australia and one in New Zealand). Season four winner Samantha Jade was the second contestant that topped the ARIA Singles Chart with the winner's single. Fifth season winner, Dami Im became the first X Factor Australia contestant to follow up a number one single with a number one album on the ARIA Charts. Im's debut single "Alive" was certified Platinum and topped the singles charts while her self titled debut album also certified Platinum and hit the top of the albums chart. Contestants have also achieved success on the New Zealand and South Korean charts. Charity singles The top twelve finalists of the fourth season recorded a cover of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" as a charity single, in aid of Sony Foundation's You Can program which aims "to build specialised and age-appropriate youth cancer centres across Australia". The single was released on the iTunes Store on 18 September 2012. It marked the first time finalists on the Australian version had released a charity single. The show's second charity single, a cover of Pharrell Williams' "Happy", was also released to help raise funds for the You Can program. It was recorded by the top six finalists of the sixth season with Australian pop group Justice Crew and released on the iTunes Store on 29 September 2014. International broadcast See also List of Australian music television shows List of Australian television series The X Factor References External links Official website 2005 Australian television series debuts 2005 Australian television series endings 2010 Australian television series debuts 2016 Australian television series endings Australian music television series English-language television shows Music competitions in Australia Network 10 original programming Television series by Fremantle (company) Australian television series revived after cancellation Television shows set in Melbourne Television shows set in Sydney Seven Network original programming Australian television series based on British television series