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Anyone who’s seen The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, remembers the mining town where Mitzi does “a lap of the Broken Hill main drag, in Drag.” Almost 30 years on there’s even more colour stomping the ‘main drag’ thanks to the work of one tireless LGBTQI teenager. The Rainbow Shoelace Project started as a few Pride Flag beads on 13-year-old Abbie Kelly’s shoelaces. On her first day of High School, to avoid bullying, she took them off, but thanks to some encouragement from friends, she put them back on and now, they’re going global.

Eurovision - Australia Decides, SBS has revealed all the artists set to battle it out for a shot at representing Australia at the Eurovision Song Contest.WATCH: Meet the artists competing at Eurovision - Australia DecidesEurovision - Australia Decides will see iconic homegrown singers compete to represent the nation, with the public ultimately deciding who will go on to perform in the Italian city of Turin for the 66th instalment of the international singing tournament.The Aussie acts competing for the chance to represent the country includes a diverse mix of high-profile artists from across the musical spectrum setting the stage for a show like no other.Powerhouse entertainer Paulini, multi-media artist Jaguar Jonze, and Australia's 2017 Eurovision Song Contest representative Isaiah Firebrace, who will be duetting with Evie Irie, were the first contestants revealed to be battling it out.Also joining them are Sydney artist Andrew Lambrou, G-Nat!on from The Voice Australia, quintet Voyager, Sheldon Riley from The Voice, Seann Miley Moore from The X Factor UK,  Sydney-based musician Charley and newcomer Jude York.Erica Padilla became the 11th artist to join the line-up, winning a wildcard entry via a partnership between SBS and TikTok.Hosted by comedian Joel Creasey and music buff Myf Warhurst, Eurovision – Australia Decides will showcase the best of Australian music and talent.Paulini is competing in Eurovision - Aus Decides.Aussies are encouraged to vote for their favourite artist and song to represent the nation on the world's biggest stage.

By Brandon Bentley