The Voice Australia: Mick ‘The Mower Man’ Harrington gets a standing ovation from all four judges

Channel Seven have just unveiled a trailer for The Voice Australia’s Blind Auditions. 

Mick ‘The Mower Man’ Harrington from country Victoria, commands attention as he receives a standing ovation from all four judges with his rendition of Judy Garland’s Somewhere Over The Rainbow.

However it’s his proposal to girlfriend Bec on stage straight afterwards, in front of their two young daughters, that has judges Rita Ora and Jessica Mauboy in tears. 

The beginning of the trailer sees Mick, who owns a lawn mowing and gardening business, mowing the lawn of a backyard.

‘I’m Mick Harrington. I own my own lawn mowing, gardening business. I work hard every day for my children and for my beautiful partner,’ he says on camera. 

Footage then sees the devoted family man heading to The Voice Australia stage, along with partner Bec and their daughters, as he realises ‘the potential’ the show has in changing his life. 

His rendition of Somewhere Over The Rainbow earns him a standing ovation from all four judges – Rita Ora, Jessica Mauboy, Guy Sebastian and Keith Urban.  

‘Was that you that just sang that?’ a shocked Keith asks Mick, along with Guy who remarks that the performance was ‘just phenomenal’.  

However Mick’s decision to propose to partner Bec on stage straight afterwards, has judges Rita and Jessica in tears. 

Mick drops down on one knee and presents a stunning engagement ring to Bec, who is understandably lost for words. 

The refreshed, reimagined 10th season of The Voice will be hosted by Sonia Kruger and will premiere on the Seven Network after the Olympics. 

Rita previously told the Daily Telegraph that she’s ‘so excited to join the coaching panel on The Voice Australia this year’.

The British songstress added: ‘I feel so honoured to be a part of a show where we all feel so inspired and driven to make dreams come true.’