She's not even the shortest Minogue! Dannii is dwarfed by X Factor Australia contestant Dami Im as pair enjoy a girls' trip to Brisbane

She's definitely not the shortest of the Minogue sisters.
But Dannii is still on the pint-sized side, as was proved when the 42-year-old star enjoyed a girls' trip to Brisbane with her X Factor Australia contestant Dami Im on Tuesday.
The mother-of-one was dwarfed by towering Korean-born Dami as the pair were photographed chatting at the airport.

She's not even the shortest Minogue! Dannii was towered over by X Factor Australia contestant Dami Im at Brisbane airport

Dannii looked chic in a bright blue sleeveless dress which clung to her figure in all the right places and highlighted her feminine figure.
She finished off her look with a pair of black peeptoe suede ankle boots and wore her brunette hair tied up in a high ponytail with a slight quiff at the front.
But Dannii had some competition in the glamour stakes from Dami, who looked incredible in a black and white striped skirt, white top and black cape.
The towering star completed her look with monochrome sandals and a gold necklace bearing the word 'Love'.

What's so funny? The pair grinned from ear-to-ear as they made their way back to Brisbane for Dami to perform at her former high school

Bonzer in blue! Dannii showed off her incredible figure in a curve-hugging blue dress for the occasion

Dannii and Dami made their way back to Brisbane so the singer could make a return to her former high school, John Paul College at Daisy Hill.
Once there, the star, who struggled with her grasp of English at the beginning of he competition, and famously froze during the bootcamp stage of the contest, performed a concert for students at the school.
Dami has certainly come a long way since the beginning of the competition, and performed a stunning rendition of Whitney Houston's Saving All My Love For You this week.

Strutting her stuff: Dannii finished off her look with a pair of peep-toe suede ankle boots

Prepared for any eventuality: Dannii and Dami were seen messing around with the safety equipment on the plane

Speaking recently about how she mentored Dami to success, Dannii said: 'Look, you can talk yourself into these things and you can talk yourself out of them. At that point we didn't even know she could get to the end of the song.
'And as the show was going live, I remember introducing her thinking "she may not even get past the first two lines".
'Even though I knew she could sing well, it's been a lot of careful coaching and that's what I love about mentoring ... it's more than just saying "here's a song now go sing it".
'It's that encouragement, that support, being that safety net for them. Teaching them how to cope with nerves is what I really like, and she's had a lot to battle with.'

Centre of attention: Dami later performed a concert for locals and students of her former high school