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Mr Zelensky's request to speak at the event on Saturday was turned down over fears it could politicise the contest

It might seem like a stupid question, but there are plenty of countries who are not in Europe which take part in the annual singing extravaganza

Why is Australia in Eurovision? Despite not being part of Europe, Australia has consistently competed in the Eurovision Song Contest since 2015; here's why.

The European Broadcasting Union said on Thursday night that it had declined the Ukrainian leader’s request to speak to the audience on Saturday.

The Prime Minister's spokesman said Rishi Sunak believed it would be 'fitting for President Zelensky to address' the grand final of the Eurovision song contest on Saturday

The European Broadcasting Union said on Thursday night that it had declined the Ukrainian leader’s request to speak to the audience on Saturday.

President Zelensky's request to address viewers of Eurovision Song Contest during the competition's final has been denied due to organisers arguing the event is non-political

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.