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:: Monday 21 November 2005

Kate DeAraugo- WINNER
"Shackles (Praise You)" - Mary Mary
"How Could An Angel Break My Heart?" - Toni Braxton
"Maybe Tonight" - Winner's Single

Emily Williams- RUNNER UP
"Emotion" by The Bee Gees (Destiny's Child)
"Since You've Been Gone" by Kelly Clarkson
"Maybe Tonight" - Winner's Single

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Kate DeAraugo Australian Idol 2005 Maybe Tonight

KATE DeARAUGO - Maybe Tonight

It's the one we've all been waiting for - the first single from our brand new Australian Idol, Kate DeAraugo. The beautiful ballad 'Maybe Tonight' was written by a knockout team including Lindy Robbins (Backstreet Boys), Jess Cates (Backstreet Boys) and Dave Bassett (Gin Blossoms, Lisa Loeb), and produced by Bryon Jones (Shannon Noll, Guy Sebastian) and Adam Reily (Guy Sebastian, Anthony Callea). The single also comes with Kate's version of Alanis Morissette's 'Ironic' recorded live on Idol.

The debut single from Kate DeAraugo in stores this Sunday, November 27

LEE HARDING- Wasabi/Eye of the Tiger

Lee Harding achieved amazing success by breaking the mould of Australian Idol. Lee’s debut single is a double A-side featuring 'Wasabi' and Lee's acclaimed version of 'Eye Of The Tiger'. 'Wasabi' was written by Adrian Hannan (Androids, Vanessa Amorosi, Taxiride), Barbara Hannan, Tommy Rando and Emma Graham.

'Wasabi' and 'Eye Of The Tiger' are from Lee’s forthcoming album due for release in February 2006.

Release Date: Mon 12 Dec 2005

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THE sparks are set to fly on Australian Idol, with outspoken and unrepentant radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands joining the judging panel.

Sandilands was a vocal critic of the second series of the show. He landed the coveted role after a four-month search by producers to find a replacement for Ian 'Dicko' Dickson, who quit Idol last year.

Music entrepreneur Glenn Wheatley was understood to have been sounded out for the role but declined.

That left the door open for Channel Ten to sign Sandilands to a three-year-deal.

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Ten believes the new program "..will be the biggest show of the year"

Good Morning Australia's John Foreman has signed on as a Music Director for the series. He has hosted the NSW Schools Spectacular on ABC TV and also wrote 'The Flame' performed by Tina Arena at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games opening ceremony.

The final episode will be filmed live from the Sydney Opera House during the final ratings week in November.

Ten is understood to have already signed six lucrative sponsorship deals for Australian Idol including- a clothing brand to outfit the Idol contestants, fast food outlet McDonald's and the cosmetics company L'Oréal.

Australian Idol is expected to cost Network Ten up to $10 million and is a joint production between Fremantle Media subsidiary Grundy Television in association with UK company 19TV and Channel 10.