Today we are catching up with Farida Singatoulina of New South Wales, one of the 24 talented and inspiring women from all walks of life who are hoping to be crowned Miss Universe Australia 2023 at The Sofitel Melbourne on Collins this Friday.
I am a film and theatre actress and model. If I’m not working, during the day you can probably find me at the gym, sunbathing, reading or working on my fashion business that will launch next year!
To become the best version of myself through the program, learn new skills, meet new friends, network with wonderful organisations.
It was incredible! It was my first time in South East Asia and the entire experience was beyond what I had imagined! I loved the tropical climate and being able to finally bond with the girls!
Other than the incredible resort and activities, the most eye-opening experience was visiting the VAVA Charity. The charity supports people in Vietnam who suffered from Agent Orange that was used by the American military during the Vietnam War.
The aftermath of this decision has had lasting effects on both the people and the land in Vietnam, causing significant suffering and long-term health consequences for those exposed to it. Therefore, the visit to the charity offered a unique opportunity to connect with the survivors, learn about their experiences, and contribute to a meaningful cause that addresses the long-lasting impact of the chemical. This experience has left a lasting impression due to its emotional resonance and the chance to make a positive difference.
As a theatre-trained actress, I am creative and like to think outside the box. I bring a multicultural perspective to the program, drawing from my experiences and understanding of different cultures, being of dual heritage myself.
As Miss Universe Australia 2022, what was your biggest highlight and challenge throughout the year?
Languages are a deep passion of mine. They are not only a means of communication but also windows into different cultures, histories, and perspectives. Learning languages allows me to connect with people from diverse backgrounds on a more personal level. It’s a continuous journey of exploration that keeps my curiosity alive. I’m currently learning Spanish.
Ibiza.
Exercise and tan by the sea with a good book!
Puns or funny dance moves.
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 Farida Singatoulina of New South Wales, one of the 24 talented and inspiring women from all walks of life who are hoping to be crowned Miss Universe Australia 2023 at The Sofitel Melbourne on Collins this Friday.
I am a film and theatre actress and model. If I’m not working, during the day you can probably find me at the gym, sunbathing, reading or working on my fashion business that will launch next year!
To become the best version of myself through the program, learn new skills, meet new friends, network with wonderful organisations.
It was incredible! It was my first time in South East Asia and the entire experience was beyond what I had imagined! I loved the tropical climate and being able to finally bond with the girls!
Other than the incredible resort and activities, the most eye-opening experience was visiting the VAVA Charity. The charity supports people in Vietnam who suffered from Agent Orange that was used by the American military during the Vietnam War.
The aftermath of this decision has had lasting effects on both the people and the land in Vietnam, causing significant suffering and long-term health consequences for those exposed to it. Therefore, the visit to the charity offered a unique opportunity to connect with the survivors, learn about their experiences, and contribute to a meaningful cause that addresses the long-lasting impact of the chemical. This experience has left a lasting impression due to its emotional resonance and the chance to make a positive difference.
As a theatre-trained actress, I am creative and like to think outside the box. I bring a multicultural perspective to the program, drawing from my experiences and understanding of different cultures, being of dual heritage myself.
As Miss Universe Australia 2022, what was your biggest highlight and challenge throughout the year?
Languages are a deep passion of mine. They are not only a means of communication but also windows into different cultures, histories, and perspectives. Learning languages allows me to connect with people from diverse backgrounds on a more personal level. It’s a continuous journey of exploration that keeps my curiosity alive. I’m currently learning Spanish.
Ibiza.
Exercise and tan by the sea with a good book!
Puns or funny dance moves.
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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
No results available
ResetOwen 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