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Some people believe Britain is 'broken', and they are looking to Australia for populist inspiration

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By Elias Clure , Alex Parsons
| ABC News (Australia)
For most of his life, Nigel Farage was known in Britain for being a fervent right-wing activist, perched at the political fringes. When he started the Reform party (originally the Brexit party) in 2018, he had unsuccessfully run for the national parliament seven times over 30 years. These days, however, he heads a genuine political force. Reform UK's support is rising — a point underscored at last month's local elections, which they dominated.
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Program: WHO deeply concerned about Ebola outbreak

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By Elias Clure 
| AM (Podcast)
The head of the World Health Organisation says he's deeply concerned by the outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as the number of infections and deaths continues to rise. There is no vaccine for the variant that is rapidly spreading and accessing the affected communities is proving challenging.
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Program: Australians transported from hantavirus-hit ship

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By Elias Clure 
| The World Today (Podcast)
Four Australians could be in quarantine for up to six weeks after being evacuated from the cruise ship linked to a hantavirus outbreak. The passengers have begun their long journey home, as authorities continue to try and limit the spread of the disease.
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