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Australia: SBS confirms participation in Eurovision 2020
SBS, the Australian national broadcaster, has confirmed to ESCToday that Australia will compete at the forthcoming 2020 Eurovision Song Contest
Tel Aviv Live: Next onstage is Australia
Rehearsals are now well and truly underway in the city of Tel Aviv, which will be hosting this year’s Eurovision
Australia: SBS gears up for Eurovision 2019 with an extensive coverage
SBS, the Australian national broadcaster, is in full steam preparing for Australia’s fifth Eurovision participation in Tel Aviv. Both the
Australia: Kate Miller-Heidke to change her entry’s staging for Tel Aviv
The 2019 Aussie Eurovision hopeful, Kate Miller-Heidke, has revealed in a recent interview that the staging for her Eurovision entry
Australia: SBS secures Eurovision participation for next 5 years
Let’s get the ball rolling as the Aussies are here to stay! Earlier today SBS, the Australian national broadcaster and
Australia: Kate Miller-Heidke to Tel Aviv!
Australia held its very first national final today in order to determine its 2019 Eurovision entry and hopeful. Kate Mille-
Watch now: First ever Aussie national final; Eurovision Australia Decides
Hold your horses Europe, the Aussies will be holding their very first national final tonight with a total of ten
Australia: Listen to the potential Aussie Eurovision entries
The Aussies are gearing up for their very first national final in order to select their Eurovision hopeful for Tel
Australia: SBS unveils final set of national final candidates
SBS, the Australian national broadcaster, has unveiled the final set of candidates who will compete at the forthcoming Australian national
Australia: SBS unveils three more national final candidates
The Aussies are in full steam preparing for their very first Eurovision national final. SBS, the Aussie national broadcaster, has
Australia: SBS unveils first four acts for national final; Eurovision: Australia Decides
SBS, the Australian national broadcaster has unveiled the names of the first four acts who will battle for right to