Eurovision 2019: Kate Miller-Heidke to represent Australia as public votes for the first time

The artist won in a public vote and will be heading to Tel Aviv in May as Australia's Eurovision hopeful.

Kate Miller-Heidke

The winner of Australia's search for a Eurovision contender, Kate Miller-Heidke. Source: SBS Eurovision

Kate Miller-Heidke is heading to the Eurovision Song Contest as Australia’s bid for global glory.

The veteran singer-songwriter beat nine other contenders with her song Zero Gravity, a song she says was inspired by coming out of depression after the birth of her son, Ernie, in 2016.

She said she was "overwhelmed" by the result. 

More in English via SBS News.


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