The first 'MasterChef' wasn't televised — and it celebrated overlooked women By News April 18, 2022 Add Comment Edit Long before MasterChef delivered competitive cooking to the masses, the Royal Easter Show in Sydney hosted the first cooking competition in 1910 and men were banned from entering, writes Lauren Samuelsson. Share this post Related PostsPublic masturbator avoids jail after assaulting women at music festivals, on tramOpals lose Olympics opener to BelgiumSport training but not competition to resume when SA lockdown endsHobart City Council says no to cable car bid for kunanyi/Mount WellingtonChina reports highest COVID case numbers since January'It's devastating': Tasmanian child protection system reforms yet to be fully implemented, review finds'Huge relief' as SA records no new cases on last day of lockdownOlympian Nathan Baggaley and brother get more than 20 years' jail over failed cocaine plot
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