Australia broadcast the three shows over the weekend of Friday 25th to Sunday 27th May. Although the shows were not screened live, the majority of Australians stay away from the internet and news channels to avoid finding out the results prior to the shows being aired.
Broadcaster SBS also avoid putting any spoilers on their website, so that fans can watch as though the shows are live without finding out the results first.
The resuls of the Australian televote for the Final are (number of televotes):-
 Sweden 72,186
 Russia 55,270
 Ireland 50,314
 Italy 36,130
 Denmark 33,638
 Cyprus 27,538
 Germany 24,958
 Greece 22,328
 Ukraine 22,172
 Iceland 21,430
 Moldova 21,220
 Malta 20,878
Turkey 20,402
FYR Macedonia 18,842
Norway 17,694
Serbia 17,160
Lithuania 15,472
Spain 14,164
Romania 13,424
United Kingdom 12,862
France 12,150
Estonia 11,824
Albania 10,902
Azerbaijan 9,400
Bosnia & Herzegovina 8,776
Hungary 7,336
Analysis of results
So, Australia agreed with Europe on the top two countries being Sweden and Russia, but there were major differences between some of the other results.
Jedward of Ireland fared much better with the Australian vote, as did Soluna Samay of Denmark and Ivi Adamou of Cyprus.Â
Estonia, Albania and Azerbaijan all finished in the top six of the Eurovision Song Contest, however they all finished in the bottom five in the Australian televote.
Sam & Julia wrap up coverage
It has been an epic year with regards to SBS's coverage of the Eurovision Song Contest, with Julia Zemiro's road trip show from Germany to Baku plus the commentary and on line coverage from Baku.
Julia and her co commentator Sam Pang have a sign off message to the Australian viewers and you can see it below.
