Dami’s Promise
Her performances at Eurovision were so electrifying, so powerful the unimaginable almost happened. Australia came within a heartbeat of stealing Europe’s most precious pop prize – the Eurovision Song Contest. Dami Im, a local favourite since she floored everyone with her spectacular voice and won The X Factor Australia, became an international sensation as she belted out Sound of Silence in front of hundreds of millions of Eurovision fans. Naturally, the next step would be to ride that success into Europe itself with a sold-out tour of venues and a brand new record to sell. Certainly Dami was under pressure to exploit her new found fame but remarkably she said no. She’s made a promise to a little girl she’d never met and she was going to honour it. So Dami Im, freshly minted global superstar headed home to suburban Brisbane and husband Noah and prepared for what she considers the most important trip of her life – to Uganda and a six-year-old named Jovia. Sunday Night travels with Dami as she turns down the immediate opportunities of Eurovision success to fly to Uganda in Africa to meet and help Jovia. Sure she’ll perform to a packed house – but it’s a school hall filled with 200 children swaying, clapping and smiling as Dami plays a heartfelt set of songs. But most of all, it’s a meeting of a lifetime that will change a little girl’s destiny.
The Never-Ending Story
Imagine there was a way to live forever but it came with a chilling caveat – you have to die first. That’s the confronting contract that one young woman has bravely entered into in her plan to rejoin her boyfriend and her father sometime in the future. Kim Suozzi, a young, super bright neuroscience student, has joined a growing number of people who put new found faith in Cryogenics, the procedure in which patients are frozen after they die and stored in stainless steel containers awaiting a scientific breakthrough that will enable them to come back to life
