Warwick woman crowned in Southern Downs' best mullet competition
Find out who the Southern Downs community crowned as the winner of the region’s best mullet for 2024 here.
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The wait is over for the Southern Downs’ best mullet reveal, with the community crowning Warwick’s Natarlee Cleary as the 2024 winner.
Ms Cleary was humbled the community voted her mullet as the region’s best and hoped more people would be encouraged to show off their efforts in the future.
For the past four years Ms Cleary has been growing out her curly locks, choosing to rock the mullet due to its versatility.
“I like long hair, but I don’t like it in my face so the best bet was the mullet,” Ms Cleary said.
“Also it’s good sun protection for your neck.”
Ms Cleary said the ‘business in the front, party in the back’ hairstyle would continue its reign for years to come.
See the top five runners up below.
1. Natarlee Cleary
2. Clancy Russell
3. Blake Springborg
4. Harley Muggleton
5. Tuhi Oliver
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