The Private Tragedy Of Magazine Queen Nene King
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Nene King is one of Australia’s most successful Magazine Queens. She’s been the Editor and Editor-In-Chief of Woman’s Day, Australian Woman’s Weekly and the Deputy Editor of New Idea. She has had an extraordinary life, but it hasn’t always been easy.
In 1996, Nene’s beloved husband Patrick disappeared in a diving accident. His body was never recovered. And Nene was never the same again.
On this episode of No Filter, she talks about her life since Magazines, her relationship with Patrick and what happened after he disappeared.
The Maui News
WAILUKU A woman is facing firearms and threatening charges after she allegedly pointed a handgun at another woman at a residence in Makawao.
At her arraignment last week in 2nd Circuit Court, Melanie Sauer, 49, pleaded not guilty to charges of keeping a pistol in an improper place, first-degree terroristic threatening, third-degree assault and keeping ammunition in an improper place.
She was arrested Feb. 2 after callers reported a woman on the road with a firearm, according to police.
During a preliminary hearing Feb. 8 in Wailuku District Court, Kula resident Tiare Forgerson testified she was waiting in her car for her acupuncture appointment at the residence on Kaupea Street when she saw Sauer in front of the car with a phone, then walk around to the back of the car.
Attorneys question release of Maui woman accused of pointing loaded gun at victim
Melanie Sauer, 49, was arrested last Tuesday in Makawao and charged with assault, terroristic threatening and firearms offenses. By Chelsea Davis | February 10, 2021 at 10:41 PM HST - Updated February 10 at 11:23 PM
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Maui Prosecutor’s Office is questioning the release of a woman who was filmed on camera last week pointing a firearm at a victim.
Melanie Sauer, 49, was arrested last Tuesday in Makawao and charged with assault, terroristic threatening and firearms offenses. Authorities say the gun was loaded and it was reported stolen in West Virginia.
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Over this festive season, we are shining a light on up-and-coming talent across the equestrian disciplines. Here is a trainer you really need to keep an eye out for during the 2021 season and beyond.
Twenty-nine-year-old Kevin Philippart De Foy grew up with the ambition of setting up on his own as a trainer by the time he reached 30. And the French speaking Belgian (who possesses fluent English and has an unfloundering grasp of the wit, humour and sarcasm of our language) has done just that testament to his dedication and talent for the job.
James Thomas reports from the relocated Tattersalls Cheltenham December Sale
Grangeclare West on parade ahead of the Tattersalls Cheltenham December Sale
Melanie Sauer UPDATED 8:26PM, DEC 10 2020
Cheveley Park Stud made two notable additions to its already formidable National Hunt string on Thursday as David and Patricia Thompson s operation secured the two most expensive lots at the relocated Tattersalls Cheltenham December Sale, headed by the £430,000 Grangeclare West.
With the boutique auction having switched from Prestbury Park to Park Paddocks in Newmarket, David Thompson made a rare visit to Tattersalls, where he saw his team emerge victorious from a titanic tussle.
As Grangeclare West took to the ring, auctioneer Richard Botterill received an opening bid of £100,000 from Tom Malone. With the likes of Matt Coleman also involved early on, the price quickly rattled up to £280,000, at which point Malone gestured a £20,000 increase from his position by the rin