Tonight on Late Night Live with Phillip Adams - Monday 11 February 2013

***Now that our troops have left Timor Leste, what will the future relationship between Australia and our near neighbour be like?  

***It's crowded, it's noisy and it's polluted - so why does the Maha Kumbh Mela being held in Allahabad, Northern India, attract 100 million devotees from round the world?

 

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