Overnight the results of the Euro Jury were announced, with both the jury and public results being revealed separately. Sweden's Cornelia Jakobs was crowned as this years Euro Jury winner.
The Eurovision fan site Eurovoix has been conducting The Euro Jury ever since 2013. It is a contest that sees artists from all over Europe and Australia form juries and vote on the songs which are then combined with a public vote.
Australia's Sheldon Riley finished in the top 10 in 9th place, which is a great result before the commencement of the Eurovision Song Contest. You can check out the full results here.
Who did Australia vote for in The Euro Jury?
This year's jurors from Australia included:
Dami Im (Represented Australia at Eurovision 2016 - Jury winner in Grand Final)
Voyager (Competed in 'Eurovision - Australia Decides' 2022, runner-up, televote winners)
Erica Padilla (Competed in 'Eurovision - Australia Decides' 2022, TikTok Wildcard)
Jordan Anthony (Represented Australia at Junior Eurovision 2019)
The Australian jury gave their 12 points to Italy.
The top 10 combined Australia jury results are:
Italy - Mahmood and Blanco - 'Brividi' - 12 points
Ukraine - Kalush Orchestra - 'Stefania' - 10 points
France - Alvan and Ahez - 'Fulenn' - 8 points
Poland - Ochman - 'River' - 7 points
Spain - Chanel - 'SloMo' - 6 points
Norway - Subwoolfer - 'Give That Wolf a Banana' - 5 points
Moldova - Zdob și Zdub and Frații Advahov - 'Trenulețul' - 4 points
Sweden - Cornelia Jakobs - 'Hold Me Closer' - 3 points
Austria - Lum!x feat. Pia Maria - 'Halo' - 2 points
Estonia - Stefan - 'Hope' - 1 point
Now let's take a look at how each Australian juror voted!
Dami Im
Ukraine - Kalush Orchestra - 'Stefania' - 12 points
Spain - Chanel - 'SloMo' - 10 points
Italy - Mahmood and Blanco - 'Brividi' - 8 points
Norway - Subwoolfer - 'Give That Wolf a Banana' - 7 points
San Marino - Achille Lauro - 'Stripper' - 6 points
Sweden - Cornelia Jakobs - 'Hold Me Closer' - 5 points
Switzerland - Marius Bear - 'Boys Do Cry' - 4 points
France - Alvan and Ahez - 'Fulenn' - 3 points
Moldova - Zdob și Zdub and Frații Advahov - 'Trenulețul' - 2 points
Austria - Lum!x feat. Pia Maria - 'Halo' - 1 point
Voyager
Moldova - Zdob și Zdub and Frații Advahov - 'Trenulețul' - 12 points
Austria - Lum!x feat. Pia Maria - 'Halo' - 10 points
Portugal - Maro - 'Saudade, saudade' - 8 points
Estonia - Stefan - 'Hope' - 7 points
Poland - Ochman - 'River' - 6 points
Serbia - Konstrakta - 'In corpore sano' - 5 points
Sweden - Cornelia Jakobs - 'Hold Me Closer' - 4 points
France - Alvan and Ahez - 'Fulenn' - 3 points
Georgia - Circus Mircus - 'Lock Me In' - 2 points
Ukraine - Kalush Orchestra - 'Stefania' - 1 point
Jordan Anthony
Italy - Mahmood and Blanco - 'Brividi' - 12 points
France - Alvan and Ahez - 'Fulenn' - 10 points
Poland - Ochman - 'River' - 8 points
Spain - Chanel - 'SloMo' - 7 points
North Macedonia - Andrea - 'Circles' - 6 points
Malta - Emma Muscat - 'I Am What I Am' - 5 points
Israel - Michael Ben David - 'I.M' - 4 points
Ukraine - Kalush Orchestra - 'Stefania' - 3 points
Netherlands - S10 - 'De diepte' - 2 points
Estonia - Stefan - 'Hope' - 1 point
Erica Padilla
Italy - Mahmood and Blanco - 'Brividi' - 12 points
Norway - Subwoolfer - 'Give That Wolf a Banana' - 10 points
Montenegro - Vladana - 'Breathe' - 8 points
Ukraine - Kalush Orchestra - 'Stefania' - 7 points
United Kingdom - Sam Ryder - 'SPACE MAN' - 6 points
Belgium - Jérémie Makiese - 'Miss You' - 5 points
Sweden - Cornelia Jakobs - 'Hold Me Closer' - 4 points
Poland - Ochman - 'River' - 3 points
France - Alvan and Ahez - 'Fulenn' - 2 points
Serbia - Konstrakta - 'In corpore sano' - 1 point
There you have it! Do you agree with the Australian Euro Jury?
We will have to wait to find out who is part of the Australian jury for Eurovision 2022 in Turin which starts May 10 (May 11 in Australia).
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