sundayterritorian.com.au NEWS RECIPE FOR SUCCESS REALITY LETDOWN EX-DJS BOSS HEADS SOUTH MATT Preston said one of the reasons Masterchef SIX months after The X Factor FORMER David Jones boss Mark McInnes is set to Australia worked so well was the respect he and finished, runner-up Sally Chatfield is move from Sydney to Melbourne. fellow judges George Calombaris and Gary Mehigan without a manager or a record deal. McInnes and his partner Lisa Kelly are looking to set had for each other. Chatfield lives quietly in Melbourne, up house in Albert Park or Middle Park. The obvious chemistry between the three has just making the move from her home of The couple made their first public appearance grown since series one, and it’s a gift for producers Lakes Entrance as she continues to yesterday since his much-publicised sexual of the show and Preston acknowledges that. try to make it in the industry. harassment case against former David Jones publicist ‘‘I love the fact I’m doing a show with two people I Her little flat is a far cry from the final stage of The X Kristy Fraser-Kirk was settled last year. know and love,’’ he said. ‘‘It’s the hidden joy of the Factor that she shared with controversial winner The couple were at the Sydney races and spent the show. George’s Mum describes us as two more Altiyan Childs last November. day in the Emirates marquee. Both McInnes and Kelly BROTHERHOOD brothers for him, and that’s kind of how we feel.’’ SALLY’S LAMENT ‘‘It’s been really up and down,’’ she said. ON THE MOVE are originally from Melbourne. Superbikes in action By CONOR BYRNE SUPERBIKE organisers hope for a better turnout at Hid- den Valley today after spec- I thought there’d be tator numbers were down nearly 50 per cent on 2010. a few more girls. The Nearly 1500 people came to Government should watch the action yesterday, and less than 1000 passed pull their finger out through the gates on Friday. But that only meant more and promote this room for die-hard bike more, make a bit fans in the pits to drool over the bikes. more noise about it Bike fan Sam Murphy from Palmerston was disap- pointed at the turnout but 1000cc category. ‘‘No bloody was still having a great day rain would be good,’’ he said. out with the lads. ‘‘And a few more corners ‘‘I thought there’d be a few would suit us. But otherwise more girls,’’ he said. it’s bloody beautiful up here. ‘‘The government should Everything’s good. Here is as Adam Terry, Guy Clarke and Brad Robbins got all revved up at the Superbikes at Hidden Valley Pictures: PATRINA MALONE pull their finger out and pro- good as anywhere in mote this more, make a bit Australia.’’ more noise about it.’’ Rider Daniel Falzon, of Jon His mate, Ben Larden from Daniels Race Team, had a Noonamah, gave his two smoking day on the track fin- cents, but your correspon- ishing second to get his first dent is unsure if he under- podium finish of the year. stood the question. ‘‘The real ‘‘It’s my first time here, I winner out of all this is soci- love it,’’ he said. ‘‘The hu- ety, I suppose,’’ he said. midity is a killer, though.’’ The crowd numbers didn’t NT Major Events’ Mike lessen the enthusiasm of Guy Drewer was optimistic about Clarke, of Farrar, who rides a a better turnout for today. Kym Williams and Rachael Mc- Harley Davidson motorcycle. ‘‘Indications before the Manus with Daniel Falzon Mr Clarke braved Friday’s event were trending towards rain and will be at the track interest being centred partic- again today. ularly on the Sunday, and ‘‘I just love bikes,’’ he said. that has proved to be the Asked how his Harley case,’’ he said. would match a superbike on ‘‘Friday’s attendance was the track: ‘‘It wouldn’t,’’ he clearly weather related, but said. ‘‘It’s a tractor. Corners we have had fantastic racing would be interesting.’’ today so tomorrow should be Alan ‘Nicko’ Nicholson a case of people coming out to was anxiously watching his see another great event.’’ son Ben race in the Kawasaki 8-page Superbike liftout in- Stacey Hillier and Sarah Dilly Sam Murphy and Link Alpen Geoffrey Jackson with his new pet croc Alfred Race Team in the Pro-Stock side, qualifying results in Sport Housework imbalance TIME-POOR working women are hours of housework. 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