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