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There's an old saying that goes, 'too many cooks destroy the broth' but that doesn't seem to be the case for Australian MasterChef winner Brent Owens. Scroll down for video. He told TV Week : 'A deal is a deal. You've got to stick with it.

Looking back on his former life as an intellectual property lawyer, Adam Liaw thinks of all the free time he had. This is what winning MasterChef does to a person. Where most would see punishingly long hours in law, he sees leisure. As season six draws to a close, with Brent Owens, Emelia Jackson and Laura Cassai battling for a place in Monday's final, the previous winners are all flat strap. And five years after the show first brought "nice" reality TV to Australia, not a single winner has gone back to their job, abandoning IT, law, teaching, an electrician apprenticeship and town planning in turn. Inaugural winner and mum-next-door Julie Goodwin has written three cookbooks, stars in television commercials and has a monthly column in The Australian Women's Weekly.

In a nail biting race to the end with Brent pitted against Laura, it was his dessert that got him over the line to win. Courtesy: MasterChef Australia. The decider Owens was trailing Cassai 48 points to 49 after the end of the second round but snatched victory with a better score for his dessert from Gilmore as well as judges George Calombaris , Matt Preston , and Gary Mehigan. I had to do a little bit more in the dessert challenge to get across the line.

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