Jasmine Stringer

Early life and education Stringer was raised on the Northern Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. She completed her primary and secondary schooling locally at Ashmore State School and Aquinas College. Representing Queensland, she later competed in Miss Universe Australia 2021, placing as the second runner-up.

Miss World

On 18 August 2023, Stringer competed against 32 national finalists at the Miss World Australia event held at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre in Broadbeach, Queensland. She won the title and was crowned Miss World Australia 2023.

Representing Australia at the 72nd Miss World competition in Telangana, India, in May 2025, Stringer placed as the highest-ranking contestant from Oceania, earning the regional title of Miss World Oceania 2025.

Social initiatives and advocacy Stringer's community advocacy focuses primarily on family safety and support for vulnerable populations. She has served as a committee member and active fundraiser for the Tara Brown Foundation, an organization supporting women's emergency housing and community support services in Australia.

As an author, Stringer published Brave Little Voice, a children's educational book focused on personal safety awareness and identifying trusted adult figures.