Miss First Nation SUPREME QUEEN

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MISS FIRST NATION: SUPREME QUEEN 2023

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Miss First Nation: Supreme Queen is part of Marri Madung Butbut: The First Nations Gathering Space. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can access discounted tickets through the Sydney WorldPride MobTix program.

Miss First Nation – Supreme Queen will see past contestants return for the ultimate glow-up! All the past winners, selected People’s Choice Representatives and Special Guests have been invited to compete for the Ultimate Drag Crown!

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Who will be crowned

australia’s next drag superstar!

Miss First Nation has become a fixture on the Australian drag circuit, where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander queens battle it out to be crowned drag royalty. Now their Royal Highnesses are back for 2023 to see who will reign supreme over all!

Whether it be from the hit documentary Black Divaz, Jojo Zaho’s razor sharp one-liners on Drag Race Down Under, or the 7 story mural of Shaniqua by artist Kaff-eine, make no mistake – Miss First Nation is where legends are made.

Staged across two heats (26/27 Feb), leading to the grand final (28 Feb), you’ll be wanting to clear your diary and order yourself a new lace front.

Performances:
26 Feb 6:00pm – Heat 1 (AUSLAN Interpreted)

27 Feb 6:00pm – Heat 2 (AUSLAN Interpreted)

28 Feb 7:30pm – Grand Final (AUSLAN Interpreted)

Event Information and TICKETS
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MOTHER TO MISS FIRST NATION

MISS FIRST NATION 2017

DARWIN, NT

MISS FIRST NATION 2018

SYDNEY, NSW

MISS FIRST NATION INTERNATIONAL TAIWAN, ASIA

PAST EVENTS

Miss First Nation, a competition open to Indigenous & Torres Strait Islander Divas across the Australia!

MISS FIRST NATION 2019 – MELBOURNE, VIC, AUSTRALIA

Melbourne, VIC

MISS FIRST NATION 2019

Yirramboi Festival May 8th – 11th

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In early May 2019, 8 of Australia’s deadliest Indigenous Queens headed to Melbourne from all corners of the country to compete for the Miss First Nation crown. Held during Melbourne’s Yirramboi Festival, over 4 days the contestants posed, sashayed and strut their stuff in a series of heats across the city.

The Grand Final featured fabulous guest judges, Miss First Nation Taiwan Rose Mary and a fabulous surprise performance by Electric Fields. The evening culminated in the crowning of Brisbane dynamite Chocolate Boxx who was crowned Miss First Nation 2019!

Photographer: Joseph Mayers

MISS FIRST NATION 2017 – DARWIN NT, AUSTRALIA

September 29th 2017

MISS FIRST NATION FINALS

Darwin @ Darwin Pride Week

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September 28th 2017

BEST
COSTUME

Darwin @ Monssoon Ladies Night

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September 27th 2017

MISS
PHOTOGENIC

Darwin @ Croc Cove

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September 26th 2017

MISS
TALENT

Darwin @ Darwin Pride Week

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black divaz film

BLACK DIVAZ goes behind the glitz, glamour and hot glue guns of the inaugural Miss First Nation pageant held in Darwin, Northern Territory.

BLACK DIVAZ is a film that goes beyond the glitz, glue guns and glamour of BLACK DRAG to reveal a fun, fabulous and sometimes fearful place especially if you are an Indigenous man in a country where identity is constantly examined. – “And you thought PRISCILLA was the only Queen in the Desert!”

Over 5 steamy days in the top end of Australia 6 contestants battled it out in fierce lip synching battles, photo shoots with crocodiles and challenges that will see each contestant stretch more than just their wardrobe choices. What does it take to be crowned the winner? Black Divaz follows each contestant as they talk candidly about what brought them to this glittering stage – their triumphs and tragedies and what being Miss First Nation means for them and their communities.