Hi, I'm Allison Sandy.

Hi, I'm Brian Seabore.

And welcome to the seventh edition of Conversations.

Sally is taking a much-deserved break today,

so we are wishing a well and we will hopefully be joined again next

week when she's feeling better but we are joined by our editor-in-chief of the

le Currier Australian, Francois Vettamee. Did I pronounce that right, Francois?

Yeah, that's perfect.

Francois Ventum.

Not quite perfect, but it sounds a lot better when you say it.

So thank you for joining us.

Bonjour, Francois.

Bonjour.

We're going to completely ruin your language here but uh, now thank you so much for coming on

board with us.

So I just wanted to, we wanted to get you on here obviously because

we've been talking a lot about your publication lately and this is something that you've

been doing for three years. Can you tell me about the

le Courier Australian being the oldest foreign newspaper I understand, foreign speaking

newspaper in Australia?

So I'm not very surprised that your investigation bring you to the Corio-Caglion because the

Corio's going to have a huge history in Australia. It was launched in 1892 and as you said is the longest running foreign language newspaper in Australia

...