Today we are catching up with Chloe Maddison of Queensland, one of the 27 talented and inspiring women from all walks of life who are hoping to be crowned Miss Universe Australia 2022.
My name is Chloe; I’m Australian, Slovakian and Australian born in Sydney and now calling Brisbane Home; I am currently studying for a degree in marketing and running my own small business.
My small business is named after my favourite beverage – Lime & Soda Hire, and it focuses on hiring designer pieces out at a fraction of the purchase price.
In all honesty, I wanted to represent my country, and the Olympics were never an option for me because of how clumsy I can be. Miss Universe Australia gives me the opportunity to represent my country and celebrate my own quirky attributes.
Well, well, well, although I was born in Sydney, I am a Queenslander now, and I’ve always loved Village Roadshow. When I was in middle school, my parent would treat me to an ultimate pass for Christmas, and every school holiday, my friends and I would take the train to Movie World and wet and Wild depending on the season.
The opportunities were INCREDIBLE, but nothing beats the friendships I’ve made. I’d always hoped to have a sister, and as cliche, as it sounds, I now have over 28 sisters.
I’m VERY quirky, and I’m never afraid to say it how it is, no matter how crazy it may sound. I’m generally known as the blunt but crazy friend essentially; I’ve grown up with a very theatrical background which enhances my personality in many unique ways.
In my opinion, MUA encapsulates an honest and approachable woman who is honest with themselves and others and is never afraid to stand up for what is right no matter the consequences.
I’m tossing up between Vienna, Austria and Bratislava in Slovakia…
I tend to speak in a British accent at random moments, and I’m not afraid to whip out my dance moves, including the helicopter and the worm.
I’m extremely passionate about Acting and the creative industry that I have been involved with for many years, from my time being a part of the Queensland Theatre Company Youth Ensemble to studying for an International Baccalaureate in film and theatre on top of my high school education.
Owen George
Editor & Chief of Gold Coast Magazine is a lover of great coffee and sharing the stories of the people, places, and events that make the Gold Coast such a great city
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Today we are catching up with Chloe Maddison of Queensland, one of the 27 talented and inspiring women from all walks of life who are hoping to be crowned Miss Universe Australia 2022.
My name is Chloe; I’m Australian, Slovakian and Australian born in Sydney and now calling Brisbane Home; I am currently studying for a degree in marketing and running my own small business.
My small business is named after my favourite beverage – Lime & Soda Hire, and it focuses on hiring designer pieces out at a fraction of the purchase price.
In all honesty, I wanted to represent my country, and the Olympics were never an option for me because of how clumsy I can be. Miss Universe Australia gives me the opportunity to represent my country and celebrate my own quirky attributes.
Well, well, well, although I was born in Sydney, I am a Queenslander now, and I’ve always loved Village Roadshow. When I was in middle school, my parent would treat me to an ultimate pass for Christmas, and every school holiday, my friends and I would take the train to Movie World and wet and Wild depending on the season.
The opportunities were INCREDIBLE, but nothing beats the friendships I’ve made. I’d always hoped to have a sister, and as cliche, as it sounds, I now have over 28 sisters.
I’m VERY quirky, and I’m never afraid to say it how it is, no matter how crazy it may sound. I’m generally known as the blunt but crazy friend essentially; I’ve grown up with a very theatrical background which enhances my personality in many unique ways.
In my opinion, MUA encapsulates an honest and approachable woman who is honest with themselves and others and is never afraid to stand up for what is right no matter the consequences.
I’m tossing up between Vienna, Austria and Bratislava in Slovakia…
I tend to speak in a British accent at random moments, and I’m not afraid to whip out my dance moves, including the helicopter and the worm.
I’m extremely passionate about Acting and the creative industry that I have been involved with for many years, from my time being a part of the Queensland Theatre Company Youth Ensemble to studying for an International Baccalaureate in film and theatre on top of my high school education.
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Costa Taco: Bringing their Authentic Mexican Flavours to Broadbeach
Big Pineapple Festival 2024: What to Expect from This Year’s Must-Attend Event
Gold Coast the igloos are back for winter at Coomera Lodge Hotel
Commune Canteen Brings Mediterranean Vibes to Byron Bay
Share the Chi: Yo-Chi Frozen Yogurt open its doors in Burleigh Heads
The Countdown is on to the Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500
Exciting New Marriott Luxury Resort Coming to Marina Mirage Gold Coast
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Editor & Chief of Gold Coast Magazine is a lover of great coffee and sharing the stories of the people, places, and events that make the Gold Coast such a great city