Pete Smissen

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G'day you mob, Pete here, and this is another episode of Aussie English, the number one place for anyone and everyone wanting to learn Australian English.

So, today I have a Goss episode for you, where I sit down with my old man, my father, Ian Smithson, and we talk about the week's news, whether locally down under here in Australia or non-locally overseas in other parts

of the world, okay?

And we sometimes also talk about whatever comes to mind, right?

If we can think of something interesting to share with you guys related to us or Australia, we also talk about that in The Goss.

So, these episodes are specifically designed to try and give you content about many different topics.

where we're obviously speaking in English and there are multiple people having a natural and spontaneous conversation in English.

So, it is particularly good to improve your listening skills.

In order to complement that, though, I really recommend that you join the podcast membership or the Academy membership at AussieEnglish.com.au, where you will get access to the full transcripts of these episodes, the PDFs, the downloads.

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