How a law grad became Miss Universe Australia

They also chat about her career plans, her vision to use her new platform to advocate for issues she is passionate about, how she balanced work in the legal profession in the lead-up to the competition, and her thoughts on why law students and lawyers should explore creative avenues outside of study and practice.

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