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Sip wine, swim with dolphins and wake up to wildlife on your doorstep: Why Adelaide and Kangaroo Island make for the ultimate Australian escape 'I feel just the same as they did 30 years ago, but possibly there's more conversation about how we look, or about how we might be coping with it, whereas for men they just get on and do it, and their image and brand stays intact.' 'They were usually either draped over cars as a prize on a quiz game or they were behind a news desk.' She said: '40 years ago, you have to remember where women were placed in television.

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'It really changed the face of TV and in a lot of ways, and I want to sort of fly the flag for women today'. Hoping that the relaunched show will help to challenge stereotypes about gender roles on television, just as her original show did for female presenters.ĭiscussing the forerunner to Challenge Aneka, Treasure Hunt, she said: 'It put a woman absolutely in control right in the centre of the action driving the narrative. Last year ahead of the show's return, Anneka explained how she wanted to 'fly the flag for women today' with her return to TV. The format portrayed the show host - in her trusty huge truck - running around and using her mobile phone as she schemed the projects.Įek! The latest episode of Challenge Anneka is said to have pulled in a disappointing 400,000 viewers, according to claims The original programme, which first aired in 1989, saw Anneka work to make a pool for orphan seals in two days, help organise a party for children in need and plan the converting two bungalows for two disabled residents. This will then be followed by Fergie & Meghan: Inconvenient Royals at 9:30pm.Ĭhannel 5's reboot aims to tackle the challenges faced by modern Britons and highlight everyday heroes. While the first two episodes aired in the Saturday 8.30pm slot, this week's instalment will be replaced by Royal documentaries, with Zara & Mike: The People's Royals showing at 8.30pm. This is a major contrast to the likes of ITV's Saturday Night Takeaway which bagged 4 million watchers, while Starstruck garnered 2.2 million viewers in the same time slot. The latest episode of Challenge Anneka is said to have pulled in a disappointing 400,000 viewers, according to The Sun. 'The public and critical reaction to Challenge Anneka’s return has been amazing and we have decided to preserve the remaining two shows and reschedule them soon.' Hilarious: The presenter, 64, took to Twitter on Tuesday to share a snap alongside her sound man Dave, joking: 'Hey Dave.

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