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Speaker 1: Today's biggest news from The Australian. I'm Claire Harvey with the Front's afternoon headlines. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says Australia's own right wing populist politician Pauline Hanson is remarkable. The Australians Associate editor Helen Trinker interviewed Farage in his Seaside constituency of Clacton in Essex, just northeast of London, where he's campaigning to win back his own seat in a by election after resigning amid questions over donations he received. Farage told Trinker he believed Australians were feeling the same concerns about mass immigration that has driven the success of his party in Britain.
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Speaker 2: What do you think depends.
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Speaker 3: Well, she never presents to me what she's not as you remarkable, as she keeps gathering, she keeps Galley and I think the establishment and in camera must must be able to terrify.
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Speaker 2: Farage and Hanson met in London last week. The by election on August thirteen will see Farage take on independent and joke candidates, including one calling himself Count Binface, who appears in public with a rubbish bin on his head. The major parties are not contesting the election. You can watch the video of Helen's encounter with Farage right now on our website. Chinese diplomats have stormed out of the Labour Party's fiftieth national conference after discovering that two Taiwanese representatives were also at the meeting in Adelaide. The Chinese representatives said they were not happy that Taiwan, which China considers a rogue province, was allowed to be present at the conference where Labour delegates are thrashing out changes to the party platform, including on Palestine, workplace rights and the resources sector. That's an exclusive.
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Speaker 1: Broken by our own Will Glasgow, and it's live right now at the Australian dot Com dot u plus. Come back to the front first thing in the morning for a conversation with the man who coined the phrase bachelor's handbag. If you've got any young blokes in your life, you know that means a supermarket roast chook. In his social media celebration of Australian slang the Denny Dictionary, Lynden Christie celebrates what makes Strine great and how it's changing as our nation of olds that's right here.
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Speaker 2: Saturday morning,
Speaker 1: Today's biggest news from The Australian. I'm Claire Harvey with the Front's afternoon headlines. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says Australia's own right wing populist politician Pauline Hanson is remarkable. The Australians Associate editor Helen Trinker interviewed Farage in his Seaside constituency of Clacton in Essex, just northeast of London, where he's campaigning to win back his own seat in a by election after resigning amid questions over donations he received. Farage told Trinker he believed Australians were feeling the same concerns about mass immigration that has driven the success of his party in Britain.
00:00:43
Speaker 2: What do you think depends.
00:00:44
Speaker 3: Well, she never presents to me what she's not as you remarkable, as she keeps gathering, she keeps Galley and I think the establishment and in camera must must be able to terrify.
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Speaker 2: Farage and Hanson met in London last week. The by election on August thirteen will see Farage take on independent and joke candidates, including one calling himself Count Binface, who appears in public with a rubbish bin on his head. The major parties are not contesting the election. You can watch the video of Helen's encounter with Farage right now on our website. Chinese diplomats have stormed out of the Labour Party's fiftieth national conference after discovering that two Taiwanese representatives were also at the meeting in Adelaide. The Chinese representatives said they were not happy that Taiwan, which China considers a rogue province, was allowed to be present at the conference where Labour delegates are thrashing out changes to the party platform, including on Palestine, workplace rights and the resources sector. That's an exclusive.
00:01:53
Speaker 1: Broken by our own Will Glasgow, and it's live right now at the Australian dot Com dot u plus. Come back to the front first thing in the morning for a conversation with the man who coined the phrase bachelor's handbag. If you've got any young blokes in your life, you know that means a supermarket roast chook. In his social media celebration of Australian slang the Denny Dictionary, Lynden Christie celebrates what makes Strine great and how it's changing as our nation of olds that's right here.
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Speaker 2: Saturday morning,
