showing off all of our vocals, together." Young Divas' version of "This Time I Know It's for Real" peaked at number two, remained in the top-ten for 14 consecutive weeks, and was certified platinum. Five months after the single's release, Young Divas released a second single in November 2006, a cover of Lonnie Gordon's 1990 single "Happenin' All Over Again". The song peaked at number nine and was certified gold for shipments of 35,000 units. Young Divas' commercial success prompted the release of a self-titled debut album of classic disco and pop covers, on 27 November 2006, establishing themselves as an official group. The album debuted at number four and was certified double platinum for shipments of 140,000 units. A cover of Hazell Dean's 1983 hit "Searchin'" was released as the group's third single, and reached number 40. Coulter left the Young Divas in June 2007 to resume her solo career, and was replaced by Australian Idol season four runner-up Jessica Mauboy. Their second studio album New Attitude was released on 24 November 2007, debuted at number 10 and was certified gold. The album was preceded by a cover of Loverboy's 1980 single "Turn Me Loose", which featured New Zealand rapper Savage and peaked at number 15. In December 2007, Paulini was one of the lead vocalists in the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's gospel-style production of Handel's oratorio Messiah, alongside Trace Canini and Doug Parkinson, at the Adelaide Festival Theatre. In July 2008, Paulini collaborated with Guy Sebastian on the single "Receive the Power", which was chosen as the official anthem for the Roman Catholic Church's 2008 World Youth Day held in Sydney. "Receive the Power" was released in English and also an international version with verses in Italian, Spanish and French. Paulini and Sebastian performed both versions at the final Mass attended by 400,000 people, and also at the Pope's Farewell. In August 2008, it was announced that Paulini had decided to quit the Young Divas in order to resume her solo career. Paulini's manager at the time stated that her decision to leave the group "is totally amicable with the other girls. She just wants to continue on with her solo career. There is no animosity, there is nothing negative." Mauboy had also decided to depart, leaving DeAraugo and Williams as the only remaining members. However, both DeAraugo and Williams resumed their solo careers, and the Young Divas officially