Australia’s history at Eurovision is short but sweet. An unexpected inclusion, Australia first debuted at the contest in 2015. Since then, the nation proved their competitive nature, leading to a string of strong results. Let’s take a dive into the history of Australia at Eurovision!
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Australia is merely at the beginning of their Eurovision journey, having participated on six occasions. Despite that, the nation has proven their competitive spirit. Australia has four Top 10 finishes, and almost took home the trophy in 2016 with fan favourite, Dami Im. Without further ado, here is our Top 5 from Australia!
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After Australia’s first result out of the Top 10 in 2018, the nation has returned to form with Kate Miller-Heidke and her divisive entry, Zero Gravity. The entry confidently topped the semi-final voting, however finished in 9th place in the final. Australia continues their successful run at Eurovision with an entry unlike its predecessors. The…
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Australia don’t have a long history at Eurovision, however they do have a successful history at Eurovision, even coming close to the win back in 2016. Since Dami Im’s second place getting performance, Australia has been slowly slipping. Last year marked the least successful appearance for Australia at Eurovision, so it begs the question –…
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The first ever Eurovision national selection in Australia has taken place, where 10 talented acts performed their potential Eurovision entries in the hopes of becoming our next Eurovision representative. Here is the full line-up: Ella Hooper – “Data Dust” Electric Fields – “2000 and Whatever” Mark Vincent – “This Is Not the End” Aydan Calafiore…
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