aussieBum Finale at Miami Swim Week 2024

By Destiny Rogers / 6 July 2024

Skipping merrily around YouTube as one does, I suddenly stopped on a video of the aussieBum Finale at Miami Swim Week 2024.

Yes, it’s all fun and games until someone gets an eye poked out.

Anyway, I still had the other eye, so why let a little thing like that kill the vibe? I whacked on an eye patch and resumed my viewing.

(Luckily, I’m not actually at Miami Swim Week. Computer viewing is so much safer.)

aussieBum Finale at Miami Swim Week 2024

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Destiny Rogers

Destiny Rogers embarked on her career in the media industry immediately after high school, initially joining Mirror News, which later evolved into News Ltd. She fondly recalls editing Ian Byford's 'Passing Glances: A History of Gay Cairns' as one of her most fulfilling projects. Additionally, Destiny co-researched and co-wrote 'The Queen's Ball', chronicling the history of the world's longest-running continuous queer event. Her investigative work on the history of Australia's COON Cheese and Edward Coon culminated in the publication 'COON: More Holes than Swiss Cheese', a collaborative effort with Dr. Stephen Hagan. Destiny's journey at QNews began as a feature writer, and she was subsequently elevated to the role of Managing Editor of QNews Magazine in 2018. However, in July 2022, she decided to resign from this role to refocus on research and feature writing. For contact, please reach out at destinyr@qnews.com.au.

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