Talk:Junior MasterChef Australia

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Te Ani Controversy Te Ani appeared to be edited almost completely from the Channel 10 show for the 20 down to 12 cull. A quick search of the internet showed a channel 9 a current affair ACA episode mentioning how Te Ani was a contestant on their minchef competition. Unfortunately the young girl appears to be a pawn in the war between networks. I am absolutely disgusted. 60.240.14.140 (talk) 10:59, 26 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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