Miss Ellaneous
Larrakia performer Miss Ellaneous has entertained audiences for more than 15 years, and raised awareness of issues affecting Indigenous LGBTI people. Source: Facebook
Signature style: A fashion designer and who finds creative ways to incorporate the Aboriginal flag onto glitter frocks, but has also been known to swap her heels for a pair of thongs, and introduced her alter-ego to Mardi Gras 2017. Nana Miss Koori
Nana Miss Koori, the dolled-up diamond-wearing drag from Sydney's Inner City (Facebook) Source: Facebook
She is a regular performer at Club Redfern, but frequently travels across NSW including Lightning Ridge, Walgett, Moree and Gilgandra. She's known for singing well-loved classic pop hits from the 60s, 70s and the 80s, Nana Miss Koori takes audiences on a journey from Petula Clark to Whitney Houston.
Signature style: Ruffles. Lots of Ruffles. Destiny Haz Arrived
“My ancestors taught me to disco,” says the proud Bundjalung performer. Destiny is at the top of the drag game, bringing her disco to national events in major cities. She even performed with Jessica Mauboy at the 2015 Mardi Gras. Destiny made a real name for herself with her which she wore leading the First Nations’ float at the 2013 parade. She swapped out the golden lasso for a golden boomerang, naturally.
Destiny’s Wonder Woman was recently the spokesperson for ‘’ campaign, promoting HIV prevention, treatment and testing amongst Indigenous Australians. Signature style: Destiny isn’t afraid to show off a little skin, and with those legs, nor should she be.
Josie Baker
Josie Baker performing at the Miss First Nation drag pageant (Joseph Mayers) Source: Joseph Mayers
Josie has been entertaining since 2004, and still makes her own costumes to this day. She bares the name 'Josie Baker' influenced by Josephine Baker, the first black woman to star in a motion picture.
Signature style: Blonde Bombshell with a generous serve of gold glitter. Isla Fukyah
Isla Fukyah performs at the Miss First Nation pageant Source: NITV
Signature style: Cyberpunk princess
Star Aqua Galactica
Take a trip out of this world with the persona of Arrente, Gurindji and Worimi man, Yagan Satour. Sci-fi goddess ‘Star Aqua Galatica’ is on a mission to battle racism and discrimination through universes and galaxies beyond. New to the drag scene, Melbourne-based Star Aqua Galatica’s impressive multimedia spectacular is a new generation of drag performance, with her face starring at audiences from video screens. Signature style: Metallic on a mission Dreamtime Divas
Dunghutti performer Nova Gina and her partner, Lacey Dunaman may be from the sleepy town of Bellimbopinni on the mid-coast of NSW, but their act is nothing but a wake-up call. The black, gay men from rural Australia perform around the Kempsey region, entertaining (and in some cases, educating) the large population of retirees, fishers and farmers. Signature style: Double-dayum! En pointe matching costumes 
