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Eagle-eyed viewers were quick to capture the hilarious mistake and share it to social media. 'I feel @Hilary_Barry might need to have a word with the subtitle people,' one Tweet read, adding a crying with laughter emoji. 'Salmon! I love salmon!' Taking the inaccurate captioning in good spirits, Hilary Tweeted that 'salmon' should have been used in place of the inaccurate word 'semen' Taking the embarrassing glitch in her stride, Hilary re-Tweeted the post, cheekily clarifying: 'Salmon! I love salmon!'  She also shared the screenshot to Instagram, comically writing: 'Subtitle fail. For the r...

Laura McGoldrick and Black Cap Martin Guptill welcome second child 23 Feb, 2021 02:23 AM 4 minutes to read Laura McGoldrick has given birth to her second baby with husband Martin Guptill. Video / The Hits Laura McGoldrick has given birth to her second baby with husband Martin Guptill. Video / The Hits NZ Herald Laura McGoldrick has announced the safe arrival of her baby boy during a special appearance on The Hits. She passed the co-hosting baton of her radio show to Hilary Barry three weeks earlier. The Seven Sharp host has been filling in McGoldrick on the 3pm Pick-Up show. McGoldrick joine...

The Seven Sharp host on being labelled the 'clap back queen', menopause, and life lessons.

With barbers closed due to lockdown, Hilary Barry has trimmed Jeremy Wells' hair. While many people would like to see the word ‘unprecedented’ booted into the sun, it really does encapsulate what a strange year we have just experienced, living through a global pandemic. “I’m quite happy to say goodbye to 2020 like everybody else,” says Hilary Barry. “I’m a people person. I found it quite hard to be separated from people. It was tough so I’m glad to be around people again.” Supplied Seven Sharp hosts Hilary Barry and Jeremy Wells are keen to resume their pre-show tea-drinkin...

Shock and grief reverberated through the entire industry on Wednesday when word spread that South Auckland horseman Revell Douglas had died in the most tragic of circumstances. The 46-year-old horseman, a former racing administrator and journalist, drowned at Karioitahi Beach near Waiuku shortly after working his new trotter, Scrappylittlenobody. Douglas, universally liked through both the racing and equestrian industries, departed this earth a hero after helping save the lives of six children. While 2020 was calamitous for most people, for Douglas it had seen him buy a new house and start a ...