Big Brovaz yet again one month later, on 24 March 2003, with another re-ordered track listing and a new track entitled "Favourite Things". This song became the group's third single and was famous for sampling the song "My Favourite Things" from the musical "The Sound Of Music". As well as their own interpretation of the classic song, the group decided to include a cover of the original as a hidden bonus track on version three of "Nu Flow". "Favourite Things" became the group's biggest highest peaking hit to date, peaking at Number 2 in the UK singles chart and spending 3 weeks
My Favourite Australian awareness of the myriad diseases from which Aboriginals were suffering. <br>Gough Whitlam, former Australian Prime Minister whose government was dismissed by the Governor-General. <br>Sir William Deane, former judge who served in the Supreme Court of New South Wales and later Australia's 22nd Governor-General. <br>Johnny Warren, former footballer who was capped 42 times for Australia. <br>Tim Costello, a well-known minister and humanitarian who currently serves as director of World Vision Australia. My Favourite Australian My Favourite Australian is a public vote run by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation on the show's website. The results are currently displayed at the National Portrait Gallery,