Seven Sharp's Toni Street rejects claims of sexism over which presenting chair she sits in

Toni Street, Seven Sharp Presenter

• Source: Seven Sharp

Toni Street responds to a suggestion that her position at the Seven Sharp desk is the result of sexism.

Toni chooses her own chair on-set - and really doesn't think it should be an issue. Source: Seven Sharp

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