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FROM childcare workers to law students and professional models, these are the young women hoping to take out the title at the 2018 Miss Universe pageant being held in Melbourne. Thirty young women will take part in Thursday night's final but in a break with tradition there will be no swimsuit competition after organisers dropped it to shift judging away from contestants' physical appearance. A board member for Miss America said the organisation is no longer a 'pageant' but instead a 'competition' where candidates will be judged on more than just their looks., one of the Australian finalists for the 2018 competition - Tahlia Giumelli - said the main point was 'empowering' women, and that the #MeToo movement meant that pageants were as relevant as ever. But former Miss Universe Australia, Olivia Rogers, told 2GB's Ben Fordham that it was disappointing to have the category removed. 'I absolutely love this aspect, I think it's an awesome opportunity to show that you can be intelligent and confident and beautiful and rock a bikini and not be sexualised,' she said.

Jesinta Franklin in her Miss Australia 2010 national costume in Las Vegas. Picture: AP Photo/Matt Petit/Miss Universe Organization LP, LLLP From Jennifer Hawkins to Jesinta Franklin, the event has produced some of our most recognisable faces when it comes to modelling and fashion - and this year looks to be no different. So who are some of the front runners for the Miss Universe Australia title competition? TAHLIA GIUMELI Cronulla model Tahlia Giumeli, who was described by as 'the next Miranda Kerr', is a finalist in Miss Universe Australia 2018. The young beauty, who is dating South Sydney Rabbitohs player, Tom Burgess, was second runner up in the last year's competition, and this year hopes to follow in the footsteps of Jennifer Hawkins and win the overall crown. Rosy is a kindergarten teacher. 'The charity supports family's through these difficult times and supplies grants to families that allow them to be there by their child's side over their child's stay, they fund research and provide getaways and distractions for the families to try make their journeys easier,'.

EMILY TOKIC According to Sportsbet, Emily is the top contender to take out the Miss Universe title. The stunning brunette from Canberra is just 20 years old, and combines modelling with studying for a degree in Bachelor of Commerce with a Bachelor of Laws. The stunning 20 year old is from Canberra. Originally hoping to be a ballerina, Ms Tokic gave it away at 17 after losing her passion for the art. 'For many years, ballet consumed my life - I lived and breathed it, and wanted to pursue it as a career,' she told GC Magazine.

'I couldn't see myself doing anything else. However, upon completing year 10, I lost my love for it, and decided to focus on my studies - putting my dancing career aside, which was soon after replaced by my aspirations of a career in law. Emily hopes to take out the Miss Universe pageant. 'My childhood was spent competing in eisteddfods, performing for others on stage, and preparing for exams. It was a large part of my life that I am incredibly grateful for, as it not only kept me fit and healthy, but it also taught me many invaluable life skills such as self-discipline, confidence and perseverance.'

She hopes to specialise in Human Rights Law, to actively protect and promote human rights in Australia. In preparation for the final competition she will consume a healthy and nutritious diet, as well as high-intensity training sessions. TASHA ROSS A former Miss Teen Australia and Miss World Australia finalist in 2016, Tasha is a model, personal trainer and business student. Despite winning numerous titles, she says she went through years of anxiety, depression and self-confidence issues. Tasha Ross, 22, from Rouse Hill is one of the NSW finalists for Miss Universe Australia competitions.

Ms Ross used to be an after-school care sports teacher, and thinks the crown should be for someone who is 'driven, passionate and has remained true' to their own self. Video copilot element 3d plugin torrent download. Ms Ross was born with a foot deformity, talipes, and told she would never be able to wear high heels. But her dream was to be a model, which meant being able to wear heels, so she would practise constantly.

Now, she owns more than 30 pairs. Tasha Ross says she was born with a foot deformity, talipes, and was told she'd never be able to wear high heels.