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GIANT SET OF ELK SHEDS - Tines Up Tuesday Episode 57
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Tens Gogglebox saw its audience slump last night despite shifting from the 9pm timeslot to 8.30pm, with the show only grabbing a metro audience of445,000 after pulling 503,000 last week.
It did out-rate Nines The Footy Show, also in the 8.30pm, timeslot which was watched by 266,000, down on last weeks 286,000 due to the absence of an NRL game.
Also on Ten, 709,000 metro viewers tuned into Im a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here to see American actress Maureen McCormick booted from the jungle, with the rest of the show watched by 679,000. Finals week continues to see the reality shows audience improve with the show last week watched by 614,000.
However it the main portion of the show wasstill out-rated by both Nines The Block: Triple Threat and the ABCs 7.30, with Sevens My Kitchen Rules easily winning the timeslot and the night.
The Block was watched by 680,000, while 710,000 tuned into 7.30. MKR grabbed a metro audience of 1.443m.
MKR was the most watched show across all the demographics while the eviction on Im a Celebrity was the second most-watched show amongst people aged 18-49 and 25-54.
Seven won the night with an audience share of22.7 per cent while Nine grabbed a share of18.2 per cent. Ten claimed third place with a share of 13.7 per cent as the ABC settled for a share of 11.4 per cent.
In the 9pm timeslot, SevensAmerican espionage thriller series State of Affairs boosted its audience to 400,000 after dropping to 389,000 last week.
Meanwhile on the ABC, Outback ER at 8pm was watched by573,000 and Hiding at 8.30pm had a metro audience of 367,000.
In the news battleground Nine News at 6pm pulled a metro audience of 943,000, managing to out-rate Seven news which was watched by 931,000. At 6.30pm audiences slipped for Nine News to 906,000 with audiences also dropping for Seven News which was watched by 832,000.
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Brooke Burns may have hung up her iconic Baywatch bathing suit, but the 36-year-old actress is still keeping busy with a hit game show, "The Chase," now in its in fourth season on GSN.Brooke joined us in-studio along with her formidable 67", 380-lb. co-star "The Beast" Mark Labett.The two chatted about their love of game shows, the possibility of a "Baywatch" reunion, and why Brooke will never wear her signature red swimsuit again.
FOX411: I dont understand why youre called "The Beast," Mark.Obviously, Brooke is much larger than you.
Brooke Burns: Whoa, whoahow do you mean exactly? In personality maybe.
FOX411: Yes, in personality and heart but you, Mark, get a bad rap for being tough and mean.I dont get that vibe.
Mark Labett: My last name is "Labett." The French word for beast or the werewolf is "labett." So me and my big little brother have been called that for twenty years.
Burns:Its amazing.A lot of people dont know it actually is his true namesake.
FOX411: So, it wasnt a well-deserved reputation?
Burns: Well, he is a beast of knowledge.
FOX411: Brooke, did you ever think you would host a game show?
Burns: No, that was not something I anticipated.Ive always loved working and trying new things so this was kind of an interesting jump for me.Ive done a lot of hosting before but not necessarily a game show.I jumped right in.Beasty has done like 600 episodes in the UK of "The Chase" so it was something new for me learning the game and all of that but once I got in there I found because of my genuine love of people, it was very natural for me to root them on, and my dad used to tell me when I was little that I was too sensitive and I talked too much. Now I tell him as an actor you have to be sensitive and as a game show host you have to be able to talk fast, so Im like "Dad, I get paid for both those things now."
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Sheds Software - A Close Look at Rent-to-Own Features
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FACTOR 8x8 Garden Shed at Cheap Sheds
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Sheds have been burgled
Anthony Carroll Tuesday, March 10, 2015 4:49 PM
Police are appealing for information following a spate of shed burglaries in Brockdish, near Diss.
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Between 3pm on Saturday, February 28 and 9.15am on Sunday, March, forced entry was gained into six allotment sheds on Church Road.
Items taken from six sheds included two lawnmowers, a rotavator, a strimmer, two iron bench ends, a garden hoe and a number of forks and spades.
Officers would like to speak to anyone who may have seen or heard anyone acting suspiciously in the area between the times stated.
Anyone with any information should contact PC Jim Squires at Harleston safer neighbourhood team on 101, or alternatively, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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Curator Katie Yuill poses with the Girls in the Tin Shed exhibition at Sydney University Gallery. Photo: Steven Siewert
Decades before Banksy took political messages, made them sexy and infiltrated society with street art, a group of Sydney women were already on the case.
The University of Sydney's Tin Sheds workshop space was a hotbed of female artistic expression, producing an arsenal of posters tackling feminist issues, anti-nuclear crusades and Aboriginal land rights.
To tie-in with the 40th anniversary of International Women's Year, Girls at the Tin Sheds: Sydney Feminist Posters 1975-90 is an exhibition featuring 76 posters from a vault of more than 800 which vividly depict the discourse of the time.
Tony Robertson's History I . Photo: Sarah Thomas
Artist Marie McMahon, who has several works in the exhibition, says they saw themselves as outsiders to the mainstream art establishment, inspired by acts like the Sex Pistols and the Clash.
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"There was a lot of rather dry propaganda around but I think we brought a bit of aesthetics and excitement to the way we presented ideas," McMahon says.
"A lot of it is rough. You look back and think, well, yeah, the printing was pretty dodgy and some of the design could be a bit amateurish at times but there's also that energy, there's that spirit that comes out of that roughness."
Marie McMahon's A Stitch in Time Saves Nine encouraged men to be equally responsible for birth control. Photo: Sarah Thomas
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