Miss Grand Australia 2023

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Miss Grand Australia 2023 was the seventh edition of the Miss Grand Australia pageant, held on July 15, 2023,[1][2][3] at the RACV City Club located in the capital of Victoria state, Greater Melbourne.[3][4] Thirty candidates, who have qualified for the national pageant through an online profile screening performed from February to March, competed for the title, and a 28-year-old ADHDer and disability support worker from Victoria, Mikaela-Rose Fowler, was announced the winner.[1][2][5] Her court consisted of four runners-up including Paitin Louise Powell 1st runner-up, Brooke Murray 2nd runner-up, Selina McCloskey 3rd runner-up, and Alecia McCallum 4th runner-up. Fowler will later represent the country at the parent international stage, Miss Grand International 2023, to be held in Vietnam on October 25.[6][7]

Date15 July 2023
VenueRACV City Club, Melbourne
BroadcasterYouTube
Entrants30
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Miss Grand Australia 2023
Mikaela-Rose Fowler, the winner of the contest
Date15 July 2023
VenueRACV City Club, Melbourne
BroadcasterYouTube
Entrants30
Placements10
WinnerMikaela-Rose Fowler
(Victoria)
 2022
2024 
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In cooperation with Destiny Rescue, the pageant also ran as a charity event on June 4 at the Tide On The Jetty Manly in the city of Brisbane to raise funds available for rescuing children from sexual exploitation and human trafficking.[4][8][9]

This edition was the first Miss Grand Australia contest managed by Amber Sidney after she took over the license from a former licensee, Dani Fitch,[10][11] who served as the national director of the contest from 2017 to 2022.[10][12]

Result

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  •  Victoria  Mikaela-Rose Fowler
1st runner-up
  •  Queensland  Paitin Louise Powell
2nd runner-up
  •  New South Wales Brooke Murray
3rd runner-up
  •  New South Wales  Selina McCloskey
4th runner-up
  •  New South Wales  Alecia McCallum
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Candidates

Thirty candidates from seven states and territories of Australia competed for the title.[13][9]

Australian Capital Territory Team Capital Territory  Team New South Wales  Team Victoria
  • Lydia Caisley
  • Krishna Shukla
  • Alecia McCallum
  • Amberley Mauigoa
  • Brooke Murray
  • Cristina Casanovi
  • Kayte Keryniotis
  • Letitia Walker
  • Phoebe Lohrey
  • Selina McCloskey
  • Abi Grigsby Abigrigsby
  • Anna Naseisa Ma'u Ma'ilei
  • Dragana Baranov
  • Francesca Valentino
  • Jacquelyn Mangubat
  • Lara Cunningham
  • Liliane Fobbi
  • Mikaela-Rose Fowler
  • Nicole Wilson
  • Nimesha Hewage
  • Pattarawan Khraipukhiaw
  • Tahlia Edmonds
  • Windy Wulandari Binti Anif
 Team Western Australia
  • Kim Tang
  • Taylor Sharpe
 Team Tasmania  Team Queensland
  • Kimmi Jayne
  • Ariel Beninca
  • Paitin Louise Powell
  • Sofia Valdez
  • Tori Castner

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