Late last year, the 28-year-old from south Sydney admitted her role in a scheme selling $600,000 (£300,000) worth of party drugs in the city, alongside her fiancé Jonathon Towers, 33, who headed a cross-border smuggling ring.
Towers was meanwhile handed a six years and six months’ jail sentence last year for drug supply, along with a non-parole period of four years.
Jemma Dann dealt MDMA and cocaine from outside garden centres to fund her lavish lifestyle, which included foreign holidays, luxury cars and an AUD $2 million (£1 million) flat along Bondi Beach.
Dann and Towers used encrypted mobile apps such as Threema and Wickr to arrange deals, and transaction logs showed AUD $60,000 (£30,000) worth of MDMA being exchanged in single transaction.
At New South Wales, District Court Judge Andrew Scotting sentenced Dann to two years and three months of intensive correction, which will be served in the community and not behind bars.
