Singer-songwriter Montaigne will represent Australia at Eurovision with Don’t Break Me after she won the Australia Decides national final.
She topped the jury vote with 54 points, and added 53 from the public televote to win with a total of 107, seven votes clear of former Australian Idol winner Casey Donovan, singing Proud.
Montaigne, whose musical talents were discovered in triple j’s Unearthed project in 2012, is an ARIA-winning artist who has collaborated with the likes of the Hilltop Hoods.
She took Australia’s Eurovision challenge in a different direction after Kate Miller-Heidke’s now-famous aerial staging in 2019.
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