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Stating our claim on the world stage

Meet the Queensland beauties set to take over the Miss World pageant.

Miss World Australia’s contestants from Queensland make up the largest group at tonight’s judging. Picture: Adam Head
Miss World Australia’s contestants from Queensland make up the largest group at tonight’s judging. Picture: Adam Head

QUEENSLANDERS are set to take Miss World Australia by storm, making up the largest cohort in the competition.

From Cairns to Coolangatta, a diverse group of women from across the state will be battling it out for the crown tonight at the Gold Coast’s Palazzo Versace Hotel.

The pageant celebrates women from all walks of life including students, sports players, admin workers and models.

“(Miss World) is about who we are and what we bring to the table,” Brisbane contestant Alison Williams said.

Gold Coast contestants Brooke Amos, 22, Lily Buhl, 21, Sophia Harris, 25, and Mia Cherry, 20. Picture: Adam Head
Gold Coast contestants Brooke Amos, 22, Lily Buhl, 21, Sophia Harris, 25, and Mia Cherry, 20. Picture: Adam Head

The 26-year-old from Lutwyche said she is passionate about mental health and suicide prevention in young people and the charity aspect of the competition spurred her on to enter.

Representing Cairns, indigenous model Ebony Doyle is the first western Cape woman to take part in the pageant.

Miss World Australia will be crowned at 9.45pm tonight.

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