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For the past eight years, Australia has been welcomed into the glitter-laced arms of Eurovision, but this may come to an end very soon.

The country first performed at the contest in 1994.

European Broadcasting Union, which oversees song contest, says appearance by Ukrainian president could politicise the event

Perth progressive metal band Voyager are finally achieving their dream to make Eurovision history, as the first group to represent Australia — they talk to ABC about the long road to the Contest, the songs that didn't quite make it, their Spinal Tap moment in Amsterdam, and more.

Israel are competing in this year’s competition despite large criticism. But which countries aren’t competing this year and never have?

The southern hemisphere country has competed in the annual song contest every year since 2015. Read on to find out why it’s taking part and learn its history in the competition

The Eurovision bandwagon has firmly arrived in Liverpool. During a week of two semi-finals, 37 competing countries will be whittled down to 26. Around 160 million people are then expected to tune in to the grand final on Saturday May 13. From humble beginnings in 1956, with only seven countries…

The Turquoise Carpet and National Lottery Party highlights are to be broadcast on BBC One

Social media platform to livestream Liverpool competition and help to promote the city to visitors

Why our love affair continues with ‘wacky’ Eurovision as Perth synth-metal band, Voyager, makes debut at world's biggest TV music contest.

Deal with EBU and Warner Bros Discovery retains same coverage as existing agreement