14 February 2018 Forming one half of Australia’s commentary team for the Eurovision Song Contest between 2009 and 2016, Julia Zemiro admits Australia’s involvement made it weird, particularly in a […]
08 March 2017 For months Isaiah Firebrace was heavily speculated to be Australia’s entrant for the Eurovision Song Contest of 2017 and yesterday that proved so when he was formerly […]
22 June 2016 No! If San Marino can start their 2015 song with “no”, why can’t I for a post? It is with some minor sadness Eurovision 2016 will officially […]
24 April 2016 Christer Bjorkman, Sweden’s Melodifestivalen and Eurovision guru, made headlines during the week when he slammed Terry Wogan, Britain’s former BBC commentator, for making Eurovision irrelevant and kitsch […]
10 January 2016 Only two years ago I wrote a scathing critique on Australia’s chances of ever competing in the Eurovision Song Contest, citing our disrespect and mockery of the contest, […]
05 June 2015 It’s taken 2 weeks to fully decompress after an especially intense edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. It was also sad, especially this year, thanks to Australia’s […]
24 May 2015 We are all heroes So it proved for Sweden’s Måns Zelmerlöw, the song about bullying that ironically triumphed over the song from the world’s most recent geopolitical bully, […]
22 May 2015 In contrast to the amazing first semi final of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, the second one was positively drab. After the crowd chorus of “Good Morning […]
20 May 2015 If anyone was not exhausted after the first semi final of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, then they are not human. With many of the […]
15 May 2015 Finally, after such a long lull since the final candidates’ songs were announced, the Eurovision Song Contest of 2015 is here. It’s been over two months, which, […]
Mr Eurovision Australia 