Miss Universe Australia 2017, the 13th edition of Miss Universe Australia, was held on 29th June 2017 at Sofitel Melbourne on Collins in Melbourne, Victoria. Thirty-two contestants from all over the country competed for the national crown. Olivia Molly Rogers of South Australia was crowned the new queen by her predecessor Miss Universe Australia 2016 Caris Tiivel of Western Australia at the end of the event. Olivia Rogers represented Australia in Miss Universe 2017.

Georgie Mitchelle, Tahlia Giumelli, Marijana Radmanovic and Erin Scott were adjudged first, second, third and fourth runners-up respectively. Top 10 also included Ashton Carbone, Brooke Rogers, Nikola Sonerson, Naomi Holt and Kate Hedges while Top 15 also included Artia Ratahi, Laura Hanlon, Emma Field, Jordy Kuriata and Grady Wulff.

The contestants who competed for Miss Universe Australia 2017 were –

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Stella Badenoch

Tharika Rodrigo

Olivia Molly Rogers

Erin Scott

VICTORIA

Tarrah Alexandria Burns

Naomi Holt

Genie Koulaeva

Sally Kurzke

Elana Philbert

Marijana Radmanovic

Nikola Sonerson

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Danica Butler

Kate Hedges

Laine Hoffman

Jordy Kuriata

Laura O’Neill

Olivia Stanley

Grady Wulff

NORTHERN TERRITORY

Ashton Carbone

Artia Ratahi

QUEENSLAND

Elise Chambellant

Monique Evren

Laura Hanlon

Serena Lyle

Chelsey Brooke Nichols

TASMANIA

Emma Field

Brooke Rogers

NEW SOUTH WALES

Tahlia Giumelli

Georgia Gravanis

Alecia McCallum

Georgie Mitchell

Jordan Simmonds