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Australian sports reporter apologizes for drinking alcohol before Winter Olympics broadcast live shot
Australian sports presenter Danika Mason apologized Thursday after drinking alcohol before Channel Nine’s Today Show live Winter Olympics broadcast.

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Olympics reporter apologizes for drinking, slurring words during live segment
Drunk on TV - Australian reporter apologizes for Olympic blunder
Winter Olympics drunk TV scandal: Presenter admits she WAS drinking before slurring through viral live report about iguanas - despite blaming it on cold, altitude... and not eating dinner!
An Australian television presenter has been praised for delivering an honest apology in the wake of a bizarre live broadcast at the Winter Olympics during which she was heard slurring her words.

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Olympics presenter apologises for drinking after slurring through report
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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Winter Olympics presenter issues apology statement after slurring words on live TV
Australia Olympic TV reporter apologises after slurring words

Prime Minister Defends Olympic Reporter's 'Inappropriate' Behavior

The Prime Minister of Australia is defending a Winter Olympics reporter who faced criticism for "inappropriate" behavior on the air. Danika Mason, a 34-year-old reporter from Australia covering the Winter Olympics,

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Boosted by three consecutive gold medal days, Australia sets nation's Winter Olympics record

Australia has won five medals at Milan Cortina, making the 2026 Games the nation's most successful Winter Olympics to date.