Rachael made her mark on the world stage when she represented Australia at the Miss Universe competition in the Bahamas back in 2009. Since then, the natural beauty has proven her versatility across a variety of platforms. With her passion lying in the television and media industry, Rachael undertook a presenting course at the Sydney Academy of Film and Television. Rachael’s first foray into television saw her cook up a storm to place third on Channel Ten’s popular show ‘Celebrity Masterchef’ in 2009.

Impressed with her distinctive and charming presence on camera, Seven Network soon signed Rachael and began to feature her across a number of programs. The past few years have seen Rachael appear on ‘Dancing With The Stars’, and the travel show ‘High Road, Low Road’ with co-host Tom Williams, along with presenting the weather on Seven’s ‘Sunrise’. She has worked as part of Seven’s reporting team for the network’s coverage of the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival, presented nightly updates and a highlight show for the L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival, co-hosted ‘The Great Outdoors’ and various sports-related segments. Rachael has enjoyed developing experience in radio as a co-host on Nova’s evening show as well as being a regular guest and co-host on Nova’s national drive show ‘Fitzy & Wippa’.

In late 2010, it was announced that Rachael would dive into a role as the face of Speedo – the perfect fit for her down to earth, Aussie beach girl personality. Rachael returned to the catwalk in 2011 to launch Speedo’s new Summer range at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival Sydney. In 2014, we saw Rachael walk for both Target and St. George at Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival and Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival Sydney.

Whatever challenges Rachael faces, she still manages to contribute time, energy and support to a number of charitable organisations including the Heart Foundation, Ronald McDonald House and Camp Quality.