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Alicia Vrajlal

The celebrity chef first appeared on the cooking show as a contestant in 2009.
How often do we see a First Nations woman playing the lead in an Aussie rom-com series?
These talented female chefs are ready to stir things up in the TV kitchen.
We chat to the First Nations star who plays Cassie in the new must-see crime comedy.
The TV star returns to the cooking franchise 15 years after her MasterChef debut.
"I want everyone in the industry who knows about Audrey – because of the festival – to commit to hiring more disabled creatives both in front of and behind the camera."
"This season is all about passion, giving it everything you've got, putting it all on a plate and creating extraordinary food." 
That's not to say that Emma Stone's Poor Things performance wasn't Oscar-worthy, but rather that it's hard to ignore what Gladstone winning would have signified for Indigenous representation.
“I didn't have a party. It's not like a gender reveal,” says the non-binary comedian who stars in the new web series, My First Time.
The decision to shoot several episodes abroad was particularly special for her after missing out in 2009.

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