Pick of The Commonwealth
Beginning in December 2005, Pick of the Commonwealth is a monthly podcast featuring news, views and comments from around the Commonwealth. It is often presented by former BBC World Service journalist, Robin White, and is available for download from the CBA website. January 2010 (edition #50) was the last edition of Pick of the commonwealth although you can still listen to the material collected around the world from the past editions.
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