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Australia Olympic TV reporter apologises

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Olympics reporter apologizes for drinking, slurring words during live segment
Danika Mason, a sports reporter with Australia’s Channel Nine who is reporting on location this week from the Winter Olympics, appeared to deliver a segment while intoxicated in the early hours Thursd...

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TV Reporter Apologizes for Drinking Before Slurred Olympic Broadcast
One of Australia’s most prominent sports reporters has apologized after slurring her way through a live Olympic broadcast.

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Australian presenter apologises for drinking before Olympics report
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Olympic Broadcaster Apologizes Following Unexpected Incident
"Look, I totally misjudged the situation. I shouldn't have had a drink, especially in these conditions,” Mason said. “It's cold, we've got altitude, and not having had dinner probably didn't help as w...

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