Pauline's "How Dare She", Who Is That Tassie Devil? & A Spice Girl Gets Married
7/19/202611 min
On The Solo Bureau today we check in on what you might have missed from the weekend's news including a ramping up of fighting in the Gulf after 2 US military personnel were killed in Jordan, a hectic third place game in the World Cup and the US warns Canada not to let their smoke from wildfires pollute American air
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Transcript preview
First 90 secondsClaire Murphy· Host0:00
[upbeat music] Good morning. I'm Claire Murphy. Welcome to the Solo Bureau. Coming up this morning, we'll check in on what's been happening around the world over the weekend, including an escalation in the war between the US and Iran, the death of a Neighbors and Home and Away star, and why an Australian man was detained by ICE. But before we do that, here's what's been happening while you were sleeping, Monday, July 20. [upbeat music] One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has spoken at a conservative conference in the UK, claiming Australia has been flooded with migrants and gone completely woke over transgender rights. She also told the conference that she's copped flak for spending time with right-wing activist Tommy Robinson while she's been in the UK.
Pauline Hanson· Soundbite0:54
You know, I'm getting the feedback in Australia from the media saying, how dare I associate with Tommy Robinson? How dare I speak to him? How dare I go up to Luton to see what's happening there?
Claire Murphy· Host1:05
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Bragg told the ABC's Insiders that Ms. Hanson was going out of her way to make life harder for minorities.
Speaker 3· Soundbite1:13
If you wanna have a free and fair society, then you don't go out of your way to make life harder for people who are in a small minority. Uh, that's always been my view, that in public life, you should try and use whatever power you have to make life easier for people, not harder.
Claire Murphy· Host1:29
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