Architect Alfie Arcuri sang his way to victory in The Voice Australia 2016 finale, giving his on-screen coach Delta Goodrem her first winner in the reality program. 
Arcuri, who performed three numbers including a duet with Goodrem, won $100,000 and a new car after beating out fellow finalists Ellen Reed, Adam Ladell and Tash Lockhart.
The 27-year-old from Western Sydney sang Catapult, then Beneath Your Beautiful with Goodrem and capped it off with his winner's single Cruel.
As part of his prize Arcuri also wins a recording contract with Universal Music Australia, and his debut album is expected to be released on   July 29.
Delta Goodrem said Arcuri had "a real gift and beautiful charisma, which shines every time he sings".
"I couldn't be more proud that Australia has voted for Alfie. It's been an incredible season, and I look forward to seeing Alfie develop as an artist who will always have my support."
Universal Music Asia Pacific president George Ash said he was "thrilled to welcome Alfie Arcuri to the Universal Music family".
"We congratulate all the artists and coaches on a great year and look forward to working with Alfie on his new single and upcoming album."