Australian storyteller Sara Storer has released the third single from her first Greatest Hits collection... Calling Me Home - The Best of Sara Storer. The track is called 'Children Of The Gurindji' and also features Kev Carmody.

The video, shot by award winning music video producer Duncan Toombs, was shot in the Northern Territory. Take a look at the clip below...

The winners at the 2011 Country Music Awards of Australia (Golden Guitars) are as follows...

Album of the Year
Still Walking – Graham Connors, produced by Matt Fell

Male Artist of the Year
Graeme Connors - A Good Life

Female Artist of the Year
Kasey Chambers - Little Bird

New Talent of the Year
McAlister Kemp - All Kinds Of Tough

Group or Duo of the Year
The McClymonts - Wrapped Up Good

Vocal Collaboration of the Year
Love Like A Hurricane - Kasey Chambers & Kevin Bennett

Heritage Song of the Year
Sacred Bones - written by Luke Austen & Troy Cassar-Daley, recorded by Luke Austen

Fender Instrumental of the Year
Dixie Breakdown - Ian Simpson & John Kane

APRA Song of the Year
Little Bird - written by Kasey Chambers

Video Clip of the Year
Calling Me Home - Sara Storer, directed by Duncan Toombs

Single of the Year
Little Bird - Kasey Chambers

Bush Ballad of the Year
Every Time He Travels Through Cloncurry - written by Peter Denahy, recorded by Luke Austen

Sanity Music Top Selling Album of the Year
Planet Country - Lee Kernaghan

The Finalists for the 2011 Country Music Awards of Australia (the "Golden Guitars") were announced in Sydney this morning.

Leading the tally at the event was Kasey Chambers scooping the pool with a total of seven nods for her Little Bird album includding Album of the Year and Female Artist of the Year.

Closely following was Australia's king of country Lee Kernaghan, with his Planet Country album earning him six finalist places including Album, Song, Single, Video of the Year.

Having recently picked up their first ARIA Award, The McClymonts  secured four finalist announcements for their Wrapped Up Good album.

And new artists McAlister Kemp and Luke Austen scored four nominations as well.

Other multiple finalists include Dianna Corcoran, Graeme Connors, Sara Storer and Adam Brand.

Click Here to see the full list of finalists

A host of Australian Country and Roots artists gathered at Nashville’s legendary Bluebird Cafe on Tuesday, September 7 for the official Aussie kickoff event at the annual Americana Music Festival and Conference. The evening featured intimate performances from emerging artists Luke Webb and Tenielle Musulin as well as big name Australian stars Sara Storer and Troy Cassar-Daley. 

The Australian artists have several events scheduled this week, including individual showcases for Cassar-Daley, Storer and Tommy Emmanuel, a free Aussie luncheon event at downtown landmark, The Second Fiddle, and the AMA conference panel, “What’s Up Down Under?” 

Take a look at the music video for Sara Storer's new single, 'Calling Me Home'. It's the first single from her soon to be released greatest hits collection, Calling Me Home - The Best Of Sara Storer through ABC Music/Universal Music Australia.

The music video is directed by Golden Guitar winning man of the moment Duncan Toombs. 

Co-written with Mick Thomas (from Weddings Parties, Anything) and Nashville songwriter Trey Bruce, the song was inspired by Sara’s old farm house and thoughts of compassion for her old home.

"There is also a strong sense of belonging and needing that place to fall back on even though we unfortunately have to move on to new places," Sara says about the song.

"If I sit and listen, I can hear my place (the old farm house) calling me back... to all those things I remember and love so much."

Related Article: Sara Storer Returns To ABC Music

ABC Music have announced the return to the label of Sara Storer.

Storer began her recording career with ABC Music, releasing the Gold selling album Chasing Buffalo (2000) followed by Platinumselling album Beautiful Circle (2002) and Gold selling album Firefly (2004). She has gone on to become one of the most respected singer/songwriters in Australia.

“Sara has a unique way of seeing and expressing her observations of love and life in the bush. So she is a songwriter who will be remembered beyond her lifetime,” says iconic bush balladeer John Williamson.

Storer’s return to ABC Music will begin with the release of her first Greatest Hits collection, titled Calling Me Home – The Best of Sara Storer in April this year.

Calling Me Home - The Best Of Sara Storer, will include a collection of tracks from her three albums with ABC Music, plus her fourth album, Silver Skies, along with new tracks and some re-recordings of previous chart topping hits. The new tracks have been produced by Matt Fell and Josh Schuberth - both touring musicians with Josh Pyke.

“Sara Storer has always had a unique connection with the ABC audience. We are thrilled she is coming back to what we believe to be her true home. In many ways Sara is now becoming an even more impressive and intriguing artist as she embarks on new collaborations with highly credentialed songwriters both within and outside the country genre," said Robert Patterson, Head of ABC Music.

The first single from the upcoming release, ‘Calling Me Home’ will be serviced to media on January 25, 2009.

Co-written with Mick Thomas (Weddings Parties, Anything front man) and highly credentialed Nashville songwriter Trey Bruce, ‘Calling Me Home’ was inspired by Sara’s old farm house and thoughts of compassion for her old home.

“There is also a strong sense of belonging and needing that place to fall back on even though we unfortunately have to move on to new places. If I sit and listen, I can hear my place (the old farm house) calling me back... to all those things I remember and love so much”, says Storer.