According to Delta’s manager, Jo Grogan, the Believe Again Tour DVD has been certified gold!

Congrats to @delta_goodrem who’s DVD has just gone GOLD…!

Congratulations Delta!

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Delta has done it again! According to Delta’s manager Jo Grogan (via twitter), Delta has landed herself yet another #1 DVD! This is Delta’s third #1 DVD in Australia!

Hip hip hooray @delta_goodrem you my darling have the #1 DVD in Australia – thanks to everyone so much!!!

Congratulations Delta!

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Delta’s upcoming Believe Again DVD has been delayed yet again! Confirmed by Sony! The new date is below:

11.09.09

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Delta Daily Exclusive

Tired of the ever-present paparazzi on their doorstep – but not of the local nosheries across the way – Delta Goodrem and fiancé Brian McFadden have packed up their fashionable Woolloomooloo apartment to move to the ‘burbs.

Confidential learned a removalist truck spent all day outside the couple’s Cowper Wharf Rd unit packing up the contents of their place on Wednesday while McFadden surveyed the scene from the cafe across the street.

Following weekend reports that the couple have delayed wedding plans until next year, we were happy to hear the songbirds are not leaving each other – just the celebrity-laden suburb that has been Goodrem’s home for more than five years.

It is believed the pair rented a house in Hunters Hill some weeks ago, test-driving the suburb with a view to buying thereabouts.

It would make the Goodrem-McFaddens neighbours to Cate Blanchett and Kyle Sandilands, a man who rents in the best places.

While a source close to the pair said they seek much-needed privacy, no doubt the strict “no pets” policy at the exclusive Loo complex also prompted them to find a big backyard for their pups Aspen and Vail, a pair of spoilt-looking papillion shih tzus who wouldn’t have responded to more Aussie names like Perisher and Smiggins.

Although McFadden was not on the scene until late 2004, Goodrem bought her pad in Woolloomooloo Bay a year earlier and, with Russell Crowe and radio king John Laws as neighbours, reportedly plans to keep it as an investment property.

“I can’t make a comment about their private living arrangements,” a spokeswoman said. “But I will say the couple are very happy.”

Irish pop star McFadden, a Finger Wharf fixture for some time, oversaw the removalists from the Sienna Marina Cafe across the road. Our spy saw him there at 3pm, beverage in hand, and still at 7pm. Hard work moving house.

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AUSSIE singing star Delta Goodrem is hoping she can impart some words of wisdom when she joins the judging panel for the Sydney auditions of Australian Idol.

Goodrem will join fellow judges Kyle Sandilands, Marcia Hines and Ian ‘Dicko’ Dickson for the last leg of auditions for the Network Ten show in Sydney this weekend.

“I’m actually at a great stage in my life at the moment to be able to help other artists,” Goodrem said.

“To be able to watch artists, and say maybe you can do this and also have a look and encourage everybody to come down.”

Her stint on the panel comes after Goodrem’s fiance, Irish singer Brian McFadden, helped judge during the Melbourne auditions earlier this month.

But Goodrem reckons she won’t be as harsh.

“He was probably a lot harder than I would be,” she said.

“I was like ‘what do you mean you said that to somebody who sang my song, how dare you say that – you can’t say that’,” Goodrem laughed.

The 24-year-old said she’d be looking for technical aspects and song choice.

“You need to be able to look at what has potential, and if people naturally have great instinct … that’s something you can really tell by choice of song,” Goodrem said.

Despite having a very different career start, Goodrem said she had the utmost respect for the show.

“I completely did the long way of sending demos around, calling up people …” she said, but added she understood the appeal of a national singing contest.

“Where else are you meant to go? It’s what you do after it that’s really up to you. That’s where I find it really fascinating.”

After Idol, Goodrem is looking forward to getting back to the US where she’s trying to build up her career.

“I feel like it was a wonderful start and I hope I can go over there and continue it. It feels positive, it feels great,” she said.

Idol’s Sydney auditions will be held on Saturday May 16, Sunday May 17, and Monday May 18 at Australian Technology Park.

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As one of Australia’s most awarded and successful female singer songwriters, Delta Goodrem was successfully treated for cancer (Hodgkin’s lymphoma) on the St Vincent’s campus when she was just 18. After focusing on her return to good health and her international musical career, Goodrem has always hoped to find a way to give back to those who helped her and to play a meaningful role in securing a brighter future for people with cancer.

Delta was delighted to accept the role of Patron of the new Garvan St Vincent’s Campus Cancer Centre and feels inspired to focus attention and donations to build an incredible new state of the art facility that will help so many Australians who will be affected by cancer.   Delta is thrilled to be joining the Sisters in Dubbo at the fun run/walk at Dubbo Zoo on 24th May.

Grab your running or walking shoes and join the Sisters and Delta at this event or sponsor Delta.

Join the graysonline.com.au auction from 11th May for the chance to have breakfast with Delta in Dubbo on 24th May.

Delta has finally jumped on board the twitter trend! Click the image above to check out Delta’s official twitter page!

Here is her first tweet:

*Welcome* I’m officially in the 21st Century, I’m so excited to be able to keep in touch with everybody! I’ll get the hang of this soon xx