Titlebook: Eurovision and Australia; Interdisciplinary Pe Chris Hay,Jessica Carniel Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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Heriberta Casta?os,Cinna Lomnitznance of Indigenous performers, Jessica Mauboy and Isaiah Firebrace, among Australia’s first representatives. The choice of performers by Australia’s multicultural broadcaster, Special Broadcasting Service (SBS), can be perceived as an attempt to present Australia as a modern, multicultural, and pos

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S. ?ncü-Davas,H. Gazi,E. Güler,Cenk Alhanble to be, and yet, on the surface, the country appears to have been embraced by the so-called Eurovision Family—but was this really the case, and what does that say about notions of a European identity? Media outlets which previously carried stories about eastern European countries dominating the c

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Microzonation for Earthquake Scenariosentertainment to the rest of the globe, including Europe and its immediate neighbourhood. It presents findings from a survey of ethnic community preferences in Australia, focussing on three Balkan communities: Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian. The survey’s results offer a novel insight into how politic

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Source and Site Factors in Microzonation,2019, Australia’s entrant has been decided through invitation from the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS), the network which broadcasts Eurovision. As such, the selection of Australia’s representatives is closely aligned with the SBS’s mandate to represent Australia’s diversity. This representation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-7981-5 performed as an interval act in Copenhagen. Since 2016, when Australia has been allowed to vote in the ESC as well as perform, the “l(fā)ive broadcast” of the ESC has taken place on SBS from 5.00 a.m.—marking a departure from the previous delayed telecast, which had been in the “prime time” slot from 8