Australian Story: Raise Your Voice

Australian Story: Raise Your Voice

RELEASED: Wednesday, October 7, 2015 Australian Story: Raise Your Voice Airs Monday, October 12 at 8pm on ABC & introduced by Hugo Weaving What would you do if you lost something that’s been the essence of you for most of your life? Something that’s given you joy, a vocation, even fame – and then one day it starts slipping away... For singer Jenny Morris, that question recently became very real. The ARIA Award-winning performer makes a dramatic personal revelation in this week’s episode of Australian Story. She has been diagnosed with a life-changing medical condition. “It was evident that Jenny wanted to just play it down until she knew what was going on,” says her sister, singer Shanley Del. Jenny Morris first found success with New Zealand band The Crocodiles, before relocating to Australia in the early 1980s. After recording and touring with INXS as a backing singer, she established a successful solo career with hits such as Break in the Weather and She has to be Loved, as well as performing with Prince and Paul McCartney. About 10 years ago, she noticed something going on with her voice. “I’ve never talked about it publicly, and I think putting the word out there is going to give a sense of relief. That’s why I’m doing Australian Story because I think if you want to know what’s what, look at this program. Then I don’t have to explain it,” she says. KNOW THE STORY – AUSTRALIAN STORY Join the conversation: #AustralianStory Producer: Ben Cheshire Executive Producer: Deb Masters ___________________________________________________________________ For further information, please contact: Chris Chamberlin | News Publicist | ABC TV Publicity 02 8333 2154 / 0404 075 749 / [email protected] @popculturechris .

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