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Australia is set to compete in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, as part of the competition’s 60th anniversary celebrations. The nation’s contestant, who is yet to be chosen, will fight it out in the semi-final and grand final to be held in Vienna, Austria, alongside 39 other countries. Despite not being in Europe, Australia has a long tradition of broadcasting the Eurovision Song Contest, and a loyal fan base who watch the event each year. Organisers believe inviting Australia to take part also fits nicely with this year's Building Bridges theme. In pictures: Eurovision 2014 In pictures: Eurovision 2014 1/16 Eurovision 2014 Conchita Wurst representing Austria performs during the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 Grand Final in Copenhagen, Denmark Getty Images 2/16 Eurovision 2014 Conchita Wurst representing Austria celebrates after winning the grand final of the 59th Eurovision Song Contest Reuters 3/16 Eurovision 2014 Cleo of Donatan & Cleo representing Poland performs during the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 Grand Final in Copenhagen, Denmark Getty Images 4/16 Eurovision 2014 Andras Kallay-Saunders representing Hungary performs during Grand Final of the 59th annual Eurovision Song Contest EPA 5/16 Eurovision 2014 Singer Conchita Wurst representing Austria performs the song 'Rise Like a Phoenix' during the final of the Eurovision Song Contest AP 6/16 Eurovision 2014 Firelight representing Malta performs during the Eurovision Song Contest Getty Images 7/16 Eurovision 2014 The band Softengine representing Finland perform the song 'Something Better' during the final of the Eurovision Song Contest AP 8/16 Eurovision 2014 Firelight representing Malta performs during the 59th annual Eurovision Song Contest EPA 9/16 Eurovision 2014 Singer Sanna Nielsen representing Sweden performs the song 'Undo' during the final of the Eurovision Song Contest AP 10/16 Eurovision 2014 The band Elaiza representing Germany perform their song 'Is it right' during the final of the Eurovision Song Contest AP 11/16 Eurovision 2014 Singer Ruth Lorenzo representing Spain performs the song "Dancing in the rain" during the grand final of the 59th Eurovision Song Contest Reuters 12/16 Eurovision 2014 Sebalter representing Switzerland perform during Grand Final of the 59th annual Eurovision Song Contest EPA 13/16 Eurovision 2014 Aram Mp3 representing Armenia performs during the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 Grand Final in Copenhagen, Denmark Getty Images 14/16 Eurovision 2014 Aram Mp3 representing Armenia performs during the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 Grand Final in Copenhagen, Denmark Getty Images 15/16 Eurovision 2014 Ovi of Paula Seling & Ovi representing Romania performs during the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 Grand Final in Copenhagen, Denmark Getty Images 16/16 Eurovision 2014 Singer Mariya Yaremchuk representing Ukraine performs the song 'Tick-Tock' during the final of the Eurovision Song Contest in the B&W Halls in Copenhagen, Denmark AP Jon Ola Sand, Executive Supervisor of the contest on behalf of the European Broadcasting Union, said: “It’s a daring and at the same time incredibly exciting move. It is our way of saying; let’s celebrate this party together!” The Australian public will be allowed to vote in both the semi-finals and the grand final. Viewers from the other 39 participating countries will also be able to vote for the new competitor. A jury is currently considering letting the public have a 50 per cent stake in the Australian vote via televoting. As the invite is a one-off, the contest won’t take place down under if Australia wins this year's contest, but it will be allowed to send a participant to the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest. Australia has until 16 March to decide who will represent them at the show. Reuse content
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Eurosong se bliži, a Nina, iako sada još ne strahuje, vjeruje kako će imati tremu kad stane na pozornicu. 'Sigurno će me tamo uhvatiti trema kad osjetim cijelu tu atmosferu Eurosonga. To su tri minute u životu, nakon kojih sve ide dalje i nema smisla da sebi dozvolim da me ponese euforija', rekla je Nina i priznala kako joj je želja ući u finale. 'Silno bih htjela ući u finale, bilo bi mi baš žao da se to ne dogodi. Onaj tko je u finalu ima se pravo nadati svemu, i prvom i zadnjem mjestu', kazala je kroz smijeh. Favorite nije pronašla u kolegama iz regije, ali misli da će joj Rambo Amadeus tamo biti najbolji frend. Otkrila je i kako će izgledati na Eurosongu, a obračunala se i s dežurnim dušobrižnicima koji misle kako joj se glas neće oporaviti do Eurosonga te je otkrila jednu dugo čuvanu tajnu. Pogledajte u videu. Nina o Eurosongu