Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Australia's entrants in this year's song contest spectacular in Malmö.
The world's biggest song contest is back and looking to be as big and camp as ever as it comes to Malmö for the 68th edition as 37 acts face off for the overall win. It's the 7th run at hosting for Sweden, who gained hosting rights after Loreen took out the title last year. The official slogan this year is once again, , and it has been decided to keep the slogan for all future Eurovision Song Contests.
Ireland and Sweden are tied for the most Eurovision wins with seven each and could be in line for an eighth. Since first performing in Eurovision in 2015, Australia has been in the top 10 five times. The country's strongest result was in 2016, when Dami Im scored second place with her song Sound of Silence.
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