Jennifer Hawkins

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Jennifer Hawkins

Jennifer Hawkins

Jennifer Hawkins

Jennifer Hawkins

Jennifer Hawkins

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Jennifer Hawkins was born on 22 December 1984. She is a beauty queen and television presenter from Newcastle, Australia who held the Miss Universe 2004 title.Hawkins was a former cheerleader for the Newcastle Knights rugby league team, and the Hunter Pirates basketball teams, and then a sometime model. It was as a model that she was cast as Miss Australia for the Miss Universe competition.

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Yumi Stynes

Yumi Stynes is a television presenter for an Australian television channel shown on Max. She is known for her sense of humour and meticulously researched interviews. Recent interview subjects include Australian musician Bob Evans, British comedian Steve Coogan, violin sensation Andre Rieu, US TV host and comedian Joel McHale, directors JJ Abrams and Adam Elliot, "it" comedian Russell Brand and actors Nick Frost, Paul Walker and Keanu Reeves. She has also presented for other channels including Foxtel's Select, ABC as part of 'Sleek Geeks', and SBS for the IF Awards.

Bikini Bathing Beauty Tania Zaetta

Tania Zaetta is an Australian actress of Italian origin and television presenter.Zaetta toured Australian Defence Force bases in Afghanistan and Iraq during early 2008 with a group of entertainers including 12 members of the Royal Australian Navy's band, Angry Anderson, The Wolverines, and others. On 21 May 2008, a draft ministerial "hot issues brief" was published in various Australian newspapers, that intimated that Zaetta had engaged in sex with a member of the Australian Special Air Service Regiment (SAS). Several members of the touring group said in media interviews that they were so 'managed' and tired during the trip that they could not imagine that this could be possible. "I've heard of quickies mate, but you'd have to be really quick - we didn't have time to do anything," said John Clinton, from the country rock band The Wolverines, on Macquarie Radio. Additionally, various members of the Government of Australia denied that this was seriously suggested. Zaetta strongly denied the allegation, and demanded an apology. On the evening of 22 May 2008, an unreserved apology was given by the Department.