Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Amber Jean Peebles (born 10 June 1983 in Wellington, New Zealand) is a New Zealand television presenter and a former Miss World New Zealand. She competed at Miss International 2003 and Miss World 2004 not placing at either pageant.Peebles attended Howick College, then studied fashion design. She won the Miss World NZ title in 2003 and was a contestant for the 2003 Miss International and 2004 Miss World competitions.Her broadcasting career began on radio at The Edge and on television for TV3 where she was a correspondent on its Melbourne Cup coverage. She has also worked in print journalism for the now-defunct Max magazine in New Zealand, and for Lucire. In 2010, she became a host of Red Bull Chronicles on Sky Sport 1.From 2011 to 2012 she hosted the morning show for More FM with Marc Ellis and Stu Tolin."@en }
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- Amber_Peebles abstract "Amber Jean Peebles (born 10 June 1983 in Wellington, New Zealand) is a New Zealand television presenter and a former Miss World New Zealand. She competed at Miss International 2003 and Miss World 2004 not placing at either pageant.Peebles attended Howick College, then studied fashion design. She won the Miss World NZ title in 2003 and was a contestant for the 2003 Miss International and 2004 Miss World competitions.Her broadcasting career began on radio at The Edge and on television for TV3 where she was a correspondent on its Melbourne Cup coverage. She has also worked in print journalism for the now-defunct Max magazine in New Zealand, and for Lucire. In 2010, she became a host of Red Bull Chronicles on Sky Sport 1.From 2011 to 2012 she hosted the morning show for More FM with Marc Ellis and Stu Tolin.".
- Q4741287 abstract "Amber Jean Peebles (born 10 June 1983 in Wellington, New Zealand) is a New Zealand television presenter and a former Miss World New Zealand. She competed at Miss International 2003 and Miss World 2004 not placing at either pageant.Peebles attended Howick College, then studied fashion design. She won the Miss World NZ title in 2003 and was a contestant for the 2003 Miss International and 2004 Miss World competitions.Her broadcasting career began on radio at The Edge and on television for TV3 where she was a correspondent on its Melbourne Cup coverage. She has also worked in print journalism for the now-defunct Max magazine in New Zealand, and for Lucire. In 2010, she became a host of Red Bull Chronicles on Sky Sport 1.From 2011 to 2012 she hosted the morning show for More FM with Marc Ellis and Stu Tolin.".