Australian Girls Champions
- 1960 I. Tannenthal
- 1964 R. Jones
- 1965 R. Jones
- 1966 R. Jones
- 1967 M. Urlick
- 1968 N. Monachowec
- 1969 N. Monachowec
- 1970 L. Maddern
- 1971 L. Maddern
- 1972 L. Goldsmith
- 1973 Irena Duluk
- 1974 Cathy Innes-Brown
- 1975 Cathy Innes-Brown / Cathy Depasquale / K. Hancock
- 1976 Kathy Marshall
- 1977 Anne Martin
- 1978 Anne Slavotinek
- 1979 Anne Slavotinek
- 1980 Astrid Ketelaar
- 1981 Jill Clementi
- 1982 Josie Wright
- 1983 Trudi Potter
- 1984 Colleen Lau
- 1985 Gina Soto-Olivo
- 1986 Natalie Mills / J. Rees / Blanche Wilkie / Nga Phan
- 1987 Tam Nguyen
- 1988 Nancy Jones
- 1989 Nancy Jones
- 1990 G. Grbovac / J. King & Ba Remenyi / Bo Remenyi
- 1991 Bo Remenyi
- 1992 J. Harrington
- 1993 Veronica Klimenko / I. Liubomirskaia / Narelle Szuveges
- 1994 S. Teh
- 1995 Jasmine Lauer-Smith
- 1996 Laura Moylan
- 1997 E. Chong
- 1998 Kylie Coventry
- 1999 Catherine Lip / J. Lauer-Smith / S. Norris
- 2000 Catherine Lip
- 2001 Michelle Lee
- 2002 Shannon Oliver
- 2003 Angela Song
- 2004 Heather Huddleston
- 2005 Rebecca Harris
- 2006 Alexandra Jule
- 2007 Emma Guo
- 2008 Deborah Ng
- 2009 Sally Yu
- 2010 Leteisha Simmonds
- 2011 Savithri Narenthran
- 2012 Miranda Webb Liddle
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