Australia's Next Top Model
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About time she left! 
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WOAH WHAT???? not what i would have expected...
I don't think Clare was trying to put Cassi down,Tahnee and Franky were the persons who always make fun of Cassi to make themselves feel better,but I do think that Clare seems like a fake person,she's trying too hard to make herself look perfect.I like both Clare and Cassi though.
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Oh yay, thanks ! This makes me happy
Im sure Clare will be picked by an agency anyway.
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Well this means that Tahnee is probably going to win
Boooooooo
Boooooooo
If people outside of Australia can vote, then you all know who is getting my vote.
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Yes, I believe that would be the final result. This show continues to let itself down.
'Bogan' Cassi hailed as a standout
She may have been mocked as a "boganista" but Cassie Van Den Dungen looks set to have the last laugh at her detractors.
An upcoming episode of Australia's Next Top Models will reveal that the agencies behind Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell both believe the 17-year-old is the standout candidate of the competition.
The other three remaining contestants in the series also met with executives from Storm and Premiere but did not enjoy the same evaluation.
Van Den Dungen attracted scorn for boasting of her lower-class lifestyle after reports emerged that she had been referred to anger management classes for punching a wall in the ANTM house.
The story developed with comments from her mother, Maree Rochester, who defended her daughter's decision to accept a marriage proposal from a 25-year-old tradesman.
"In my generation we moved out of home at 16 or 17 and it wasn't a bad thing," Ms Rochester was quoted as saying by the Daily Telegraph.
"When push comes to shove the age difference is just a psychological thing."
Australia's Next Top Model judge Charlotte Dawson has previously come out in defence of Van Den Dungen, claiming much of the venom directed at the teen is class-based.
The New Zealand-born TV personality contrasted the media campaign against the bourbon-drinking teen with last year's winner Demelza Reveley, who was implicated as the ringleader of a bullying campaign against fellow contestant Alamela Rowan.
"Demelza was largely unlikeable but her bullying was tolerated because she was from a position of privilege: she was well-spoken and obviously had a good upbringing," Dawson told ninemsn.
"But Cassi is what I call a 'boganista' and I think she's suffering a form of snobbery for coming from the wrong side of the tracks.
"She's quite naive and she's saying stuff that she could regret in a few years … but it's nothing like what Demelza was doing."
Dawson warned that the aspiring model was young enough to be given special consideration.
ninemsn
She may have been mocked as a "boganista" but Cassie Van Den Dungen looks set to have the last laugh at her detractors.
An upcoming episode of Australia's Next Top Models will reveal that the agencies behind Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell both believe the 17-year-old is the standout candidate of the competition.
The other three remaining contestants in the series also met with executives from Storm and Premiere but did not enjoy the same evaluation.
Van Den Dungen attracted scorn for boasting of her lower-class lifestyle after reports emerged that she had been referred to anger management classes for punching a wall in the ANTM house.
The story developed with comments from her mother, Maree Rochester, who defended her daughter's decision to accept a marriage proposal from a 25-year-old tradesman.
"In my generation we moved out of home at 16 or 17 and it wasn't a bad thing," Ms Rochester was quoted as saying by the Daily Telegraph.
"When push comes to shove the age difference is just a psychological thing."
Australia's Next Top Model judge Charlotte Dawson has previously come out in defence of Van Den Dungen, claiming much of the venom directed at the teen is class-based.
The New Zealand-born TV personality contrasted the media campaign against the bourbon-drinking teen with last year's winner Demelza Reveley, who was implicated as the ringleader of a bullying campaign against fellow contestant Alamela Rowan.
"Demelza was largely unlikeable but her bullying was tolerated because she was from a position of privilege: she was well-spoken and obviously had a good upbringing," Dawson told ninemsn.
"But Cassi is what I call a 'boganista' and I think she's suffering a form of snobbery for coming from the wrong side of the tracks.
"She's quite naive and she's saying stuff that she could regret in a few years … but it's nothing like what Demelza was doing."
Dawson warned that the aspiring model was young enough to be given special consideration.
ninemsn
...just a teenager with anger issues...
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