It's been another eventful week and Clancy, Errol and Wendell sit down to wrap up all the big stories. From the bushfires ravaging the eastern states, to the Melbourne Cup and Margaret Court, here's everything you need to know in your bite sized bulletin.

The Mobile Muster mentioned in the show marks the start of Planet Ark's National Recycling Week - if you've got one of the estimated 25 million old phones gathering dust around the country, do your bit to get them in a recycling bin. Click here for more: Mobile Muster. 


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It's been another eventful week and Clancy, Errol and Wendell sit down to wrap up all the big stories. From the bushfires ravaging the eastern states, to the Melbourne Cup and Margaret Court, here's everything you need to know in your bite sized bulletin. The Mobile Muster mentioned in the show marks the start of Planet Ark's National Recycling Week - if you've got one of the estimated 25 million old phones gathering dust around the country, do your bit to get them in a recycling bin. Click here for more: Mobile Muster. Live from Baxter Boots Studio in Downtown Betoota.

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Bulletin 11/11/19 - Betoota Weekly News Bulletin

Wendell Hussey, Errol Parker and Clancy Overell wrap up all the biggest stories from the week - live from the Desert Rock FM studio in downtown Betoota thanks to our friends at Dan Murphy's!

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This week Clancy and Errol attempt to finally answer a question that has plagued Australians for generations: what’s the go with New Zealand? From their polite accents and suspiciously competent rugby teams to their intense loyalty to provincial towns nobody here has heard of, this episode unpacks our strange cousins across the ditch. Thankfully, Kiwi comedian and New Zealand Today creator Guy Williams drops in to explain the cultural quirks, small-town politics, tall poppy syndrome and national psyche of Aotearoa... and why Australians still somehow don’t quite get it.

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This week Clancy and Errol attempt to finally answer a question that has plagued Australians for generations: what&rsquo;s the go with New Zealand? From their polite accents and suspiciously competent rugby teams to their intense loyalty to provincial towns nobody here has heard of, this episode unpacks our strange cousins across the ditch. Thankfully, Kiwi comedian and New Zealand Today creator Guy Williams drops in to explain the cultural quirks, small-town politics, tall poppy syndrome and national psyche of Aotearoa... and why Australians still somehow don&rsquo;t quite get it.
<a href="guywilliams.co.nz">Get tickets to Guy Williams' Australia tour here!</a>
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