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Kate DeAraugo on the www:
In 2002 Kate DeAraugo recorded two songs for a charity album benefitting Bendigo-based breast cancer charity The Otis Foundation.
The album was called "Sing for the Women", and Kate's songs were "Lover of Mine", written expecially for
Kate's voice by Chris Sass and Carmel Williams, and "Tell Me", written by Kate herself.
The Otis Foundation
Sing for the Women
Lover of Mine (.mp3 extract)
Tell Me (.mp3 extract, part1)
Tell Me (.mp3 extract, part 2)
Order this CD! (.pdf order form)
In 2005 Kate DeAraugo signed to mainstream Australian record label Sony/BMG and released her debut
album ("A Place I've Never Been") and associated singles.
Kate's Sony/BMG webpage
Audio/Video samples of album tracks
Photos of Kate
DeAraugo:
Myer in-store appearance photos, Sydney, 11 December 2005
Newspaper and other articles about Kate DeAraugo (some with photos):
"Brand new star shines at Myer", The Age, 18 December 2005
"Kate DeAraugo, The Fallen Idol", Undercover (online music news), 15 December 2005
"Kate DeAraugo Vs Casey Donovan : Week 2", Undercover (online music news), 12 December 2005
Archive of links to news articles about "Australian Idol"
"Kate DeAraugo Wins Australian Idol Third Series", AAP article published online in Epoch Times, 22 November 2005
"Kate our newest idol", The Age, 22 November 2005
"Kate DeAraugo Australia's newest 'Idol'", ABC News Online, 21 November 2005
"Kate makes the top three", Bendigo Advertiser, 8 November 2005
"Kate continues to impress on Idol", Bendigo Advertiser, 25 October 2005
"Tanning tears fuel Idol fears", The Shallow End, ABC News, 23 October 2005
"MP up in arms at Kyle", Bendigo Advertiser, 27 September 2005
Another article about Jacinta Allen's criticism of Kyle's criticism of Kate; this time in German
"Mayor and councillors show their support for Kate", City of Greater Bendigo Council website, 14 September 2005
"Idol fever strikes city", Bendigo Avertiser, 29 August 2005
"City urges Kate on", Bendigo Advertiser, 22 August 2005
"Choir gives Idol hopeful vocal support", Bendigo Advertiser, 19 August 2005
"Idol eyes are on Kate", Bendigo Advertiser, 18 August 2005
Kate DeAraugo's Wikipedia entry
Kate DeAraugo's IMDb entry
In 2005 Kate DeAraugo won the nationally-televised talent quest, "Australian Idol". (Unfortunately,
the official website for series three of "Australian Idol" is no longer online.)
Prior to her 2003 move to Queensland, Kate DeAraugo had become a staple of the Bendigo live theatre scene, performing in various
shows with theatre group Community Theatre Bendigo. (These included "Jesus Christ Superstar", where she took on
the role that Marcia Hines (Australian Idol judge) had used to MAKE HISTORY in the 1970s.)
Community Theatre Bendigo
CTB's "Guys and Dolls"
CTB's "Jesus Christ Superstar" (cast list)
Catholic College Bendigo, Musician of the Year, 2003
Other important Kate DeAraugo links:
Kate DeAraugo: The Fan Station
Kate DeAraugo: The Official Site
Totally Kate: Online Fan Community
And some links to other talented Bendigo musicians:
Christopher Field: Countertenor
John Kairn: Songwriter
And now some assistance for web-searchers who can't spell: Kate De Araugo, Kate DeAraygo, Kate DeRouge, Kate DaRouge and,
of course, Cate DeAraugo.
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