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Australia's Next Top Model. Murdoch replaced Jodhi Meares as host of Australia's Next Top Model after Meares infamously blundered her way through the third season's live finale in 2007 and flat-out refused to appear in 2008's finale.
May 26, 2021 · Why was Jodhi Meares replaced by Sarah Murdoch as host of Australia's Next Top Model? The first two seasons of the Foxtel show (or cycles, as viewers called them) were hosted by model Erika Heynatz. But a reported breach of contract with the Seven Network — she also appeared on the dancing show It Takes Two at the time — forced Heynatz's ...
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May 21, 2024 · Sarah Murdoch (née O’Hare) was a famous model in the 1990s. According to Mamamia, she got her start at 17 after signing with modelling agency Vivien’s Management in Sydney.
Oct 25, 2011 · Sarah Murdoch crowned 18-year-old beauty Montana Cox the newest winner of Australia's Next Top Model at the climax of the Sydney Opera House grand finale. And Montana really was the winner!
In 2008, through her production company Room 329 Productions, Sarah signed a multi-year deal with FOXTEL as host and Executive Producer of Australia's Next Top Model. Over three seasons it was the most successful and highest rating non-sports program for Foxtel.
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SARAH Murdoch is the new host of Australia's Next Top Model, replacing Jodhi Meares after her controversial departure. Murdoch will also act as an executive producer on the Foxtel show, while her contract with the pay television network includes the creation of documentaries by her production company, Room 329.
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After finishing up her roles of host and executive producer on Australia's Next Top Model at the end of 2011 (she became host of the reality TV program in 2009), she made the decision to spend the first half of 2012 focusing on her three young children: Kalan, 7, Aiden, 6, and Aerin, 2.
