Miss International Australia

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Miss International Australia
Formation2004
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Sydney
Location
Membership Miss International
Official language
English
Website Official website

Miss International Australia is a national beauty pageant that selects Australia's representative to the Miss International Pageant.

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History

The Miss International Australia Quest is an Australian competition for young aspiring models, held for the first time in 2004. The National Director is Karen Jane Sabarre CEO of Karen Jane Productions. The winner of Miss International Australia attends the Miss International world final held in Japan and represents Australia alongside 80 other countries.

Miss Australia who won Miss International competition

Titleholders

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YearState of originCityMiss International AustraliaPlacement at Miss InternationalSpecial awards
2004 New South Wales Newcastle Lacey DavisUnplaced
2005 New South Wales Newcastle Natalie GillardUnplaced
2006 New South Wales Sydney Karli SmithUnplaced
2007 New South Wales Sydney Danielle Byrnes Unplaced
2008 Western Australia Perth Kristal HammondUnplaced
2009 New South Wales Sydney Kelly Louise MaguireUnplaced
2010 New South Wales Newcastle Charlotte Rose MastinUnplaced
2011 Queensland Townsville Brooke Jessica NashUnplaced
2012 New South Wales Newcastle Sarah Jane FraserUnplaced
2013 New South Wales Newcastle Johanna ParkerUnplaced
2014 Queensland Brisbane Bridgette-Rose TaylorUnplaced
2015 Queensland Brisbane Larissa HlinovskyUnplaced
2016 New South Wales Sydney Alexandra Britton1st Runner-up
2017 Victoria Melbourne Amber Dew3rd Runner-up
2018 Australian Capital T. Canberra Emily TokićTop 15
2019 New South Wales Sydney Monique Shippen Unplaced
2020Due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, no pageant between 2020 and 2021
2021
2022 South Australia Adelaide Anjelica Whitelaw [1] Unplaced
2023 New South Wales Armidale Jazel Mae Alarca [2] Unplaced
2024 New South Wales Eleebana Selina McCloskey [3] Top 20
2025 New South Wales Sydney Isabella Dela Cruz [4] TBA

Representatives at Miss International pageant before 2004

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YearMiss International AustraliaPlacement at Miss InternationalSpecial awards
1960 Joan StanburyUnplaced
1961 Rosemary FentonUnplaced
1962 Tania Verstak Miss International 1962 Miss Photogenic
Best Evening Gown
1963 Tricia Maralyn ReschkeTop 15
1964 Janice Margaret TaylorUnplaced
1965 Carole JacksonUnplaced
1967 Margaret RohanUnplaced
1968 Monique Denise HughesUnplaced
1969 Janine ForbesTop 15
1970 Karen Patricia Papworth2nd Runner-upMiss Photogenic
1971 Carolyn TokolyUnplaced
1972 Christine Nola Clark1st Runner-up
1973 Paula Lesley WhiteheadTop 15
1974 Monique Francisca Daams4th Runner-upMiss Photogenic
1975 Alison Leigh McKeanTop 15
1976 Patricia Lesley NewellUnplaced
1977 Pamela Joy CailUnplaced
1978 Michelle Cay AdamsonUnplaced
1979 Regina ReidUnplaced
1980 Debbie NewsomeTop15
1981 Jenny Annette Derek Miss International 1981
1982 Lou-Anne Caroline Ronchi3rd Runner-up
1983 Michelle Marie Banting1st Runner-up
1984 Barbara Francisca KendellUnplaced
1985 Ketrina Ray KeeleyTop 15
1986 Christine Lucinda BucatUnplaced
1987 Vanessa Lynn Gibson4th Runner-up
1988 Toni-Jene Frances Peters2nd Runner-up
1989 Jodie MartelTop 15
1990 Anna StokesUnplaced
1991 Melinda Sue BoundyTop 15
1992 Kirsten Marise Davidson Miss International 1992
1993 Monique Ann LysaughtTop 15
1994 Rebecca Anne JackesUnplaced
1995 Kristen SzypicaUnplaced
1996 Kylie Ann Watson4th Runner-up
1997 Nadine Therese BennettUnplaced
1998 Katherine Louis O'BrienUnplaced

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Miss International Australia - Anjelica Whitelaw". Asia Pacific International. August 8, 2022. Retrieved August 8, 2022.
  2. ↑ "Introducing Jazel Alarca, our new Miss International Australia 2023!". Instagram . 2023-08-06. Retrieved 2023-08-06.
  3. ↑ Tomazin, Alanna (25 July 2024). "Lake Macquarie woman crowned Miss International Australia 2024". Newcastle Herald . Retrieved 28 July 2024.
  4. ↑ "Fil-Aussie Bella Dela Cruz to represent Australia in Miss International 2025". ABS-CBN . 8 September 2025. Retrieved 8 September 2025.
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