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Ruby Rose tops Maxim Hot 100 list 2017 ahead of Schapelle Corby and Pauline Hanson

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Ruby Rose tops Maxim Hot 100 list

Lads mag Maxim has released its annual ‘Hot 100’ list where they publish their pick of the hottest women in Australia. Collective eyeroll.

Orange Is The New Black star Ruby Rose has topped this year’s list, beating Margot Robbie and Sophie Monk.

But what’s most remarkable about this year’s list is that it reads like an SEO hitlist/comprehensive guide of every single woman who’s famous in Australia. It contains many political figures as well as the usual celebrities and reality TV stars.

Frances Abbott, daughter of Tony Abbott and body-building star, has taken 6th place on the list, her aunt Christine Forster also features at number 91.

Ahead of Pauline Hanson (92), Lisa Wilkinson (96), Penny Wong (97), The “Vote No” TV ad Mums (98), Julie Bishop (99) and Lucy Turnbull (100).

Frances Abbott featured on the Maxim Hot 100 list.

‘Vote No’ mums.

We’re also not sure how some women aren’t worthy of being their own entity – aka the ‘Fox News presenters’ or ‘The Bachelor girls’, 34th and 60th respectively.

Ex-Bachelorette Sam Frost has also been relegated to 58. She was their 4th place pick in 2015 but famously slammed her Maxim cover. Guess that explains it.

Post continues after video: Frances Abbott on why she’s voting ‘Yes’

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And while we’re 100% not condoning a list that ranks women’s attractiveness – why the heck is Queen Nicole Kidman down at 35?!

Reality TV stars make up a lot of this year’s women with Married at First Sight’s Cheryl Maitland featuring at number 44.

Schapelle Corby ranked high in the eyes of the magazine at number 17.

Here’s the full list, should you wish to peruse:

MAXIM AUSTRALIA’S HOT 100 LIST

  1. Ruby Rose

  2. Margot Robbie

  3. Sophie Monk

  4. Renee Somerfield

  5. Delta Goodrem

  6. Frances Abbott

  7. Jennifer Hawkins

  8. Jessica Marais

  9. Miranda Kerr

  10. Rebel Wilson

  11. Olympia Valance

  12. Ellie Gonsalves

  13. Bindi Irwin

  14. Jessica Gomes

  15. Parnia Porsche

  16. Samantha Kerr

  17. Schapelle Corby

  18. The Veronicas

  19. Imogen Anthony

  20. Chloe Hurrell

  21. Tegan Martin

  22. Emily Sears

  23. Casey Boonstra

  24. Jessica Mauboy

  25. Kate McLennan & Kate McCartney

  26. Pia Miller

  27. Samantha Armytage

  28. Natalie Roser

  29. Olivia Rogers

  30. Sally Pearson

  31. Sally Fitzgibbons

  32. Jasmine Yarbrough

  33. Ellyse Perry

  34. The Bachelor girls

  35. Nicole Kidman

  36. Steph Claire Smith

  37. Pia Muehlenbeck

  38. Jesinta Franklin

  39. Laura Lydall

  40. Danielle Macdonald

  41. DJ Havana Brown

  42. Rose Byrne

  43. Lara Worthington

  44. Cheryl Maitland

  45. Natasha Oakley

  46. Yasmin Kassim

  47. Cate Blanchett

  48. Casey Donovan

  49. Olena Khamula

  50. Lydia Pedrana

  51. Gabrielle Miller

  52. Erin Phillips

  53. Robyn Lawley

  54. Gabi Simpson

  55. Sylvia Jeffreys

  56. Fiona Falkiner

  57. Julia Morris

  58. Sam Frost

  59. Nicky Whelan

  60. Fox Sports Presenters

  61. Carrie Bickmore

  62. Emma Booth

  63. Lauryn Eagle

  64. Simone Holtznagel

  65. Rebecca Maddern

  66. Erin Molan

  67. Heather Maltman

  68. Amanda Keller

  69. Mia Freedman

  70. Brooke Evers

  71. Isla Fisher

  72. Emma Freedman

  73. Olivia Phyland

  74. Real Housewives

  75. Kitty Flanagan

  76. Asher Keddie

  77. Sonia Kruger

  78. Sandra Sully

  79. Kylie Minogue

  80. Alice Roberts

  81. Em Rusciano

  82. Nicole da Silva

  83. Amber Sherlock

  84. Jackie O

  85. Kylie Gillies

  86. Fifi Box

  87. Tyana Hansen

  88. Chrissie Swan

  89. Allana Ferguson

  90. Celeste Barber

  91. Christine Forster

  92. Pauline Hanson

  93. Isobella Fraser

  94. Olivia Newton-John

  95. Kate Langbroek

  96. Lisa Wilkinson

  97. Penny Wong

  98. The “Vote No” TV ad Mums

  99. Julie Bishop

  100. Lucy Turnbull

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