a band of clouds, rolling out of south australia, pushing towards victoria, tasmania. to see wet weather coming through here over the next days. some spring showers rumbling away here. wetter weather in queensland. showers across northern parts of australia. toward the west, temperatures in perth, into the mid-20's over the next couple of days. wetter weather for northern territories and also into northern areas, central and eastern parts of queensland. it is still wet down towards the southeastern corner. the southwestern side of victoria, it was dry and fine for south australia. not bad in tasmania, we've got increasing clouds and rain making its way towards new zealand. increasing cloud and rain making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. through tuesday, wetter weather will set in, pushing into honshu. a developing tropical system offshore should stay off shore not causing many problems. it does drag in a northerly wind and showers coming through. for much of china, it is largely dry. ♪ >> witness inspiring felons from around the world. witness intim

and then that car and ray will run across another ball through south australia will be quite heavy at times, running down towards adelaide towards new south wales right into the outback. you can see there at wet weather creeping farther aces. make the most of the sunshine ahead of our system then really wet weather there. really windy weather coming into our new zealand at least it's warm rain $800.00 celsius for all current. warm rain has also set in for southern parts of japan in the form of our time frame, which is we can slightly wasn't super typhoon of course. but winds have around a 165 kilometers per hour. gusts so close to 200 kilometers per hour. lots of rain coming through on their system. could see as much as 340 millimeters of rain as it sweeps. rick, you shoot into honshu as we go on through tuesday. it runs right up the spot of a country with heavy rain for all ah, a with ah, this is al jazeera ah.

temperature, 40 vector round 17 celsius and then that car and ray will run across another ball through south australia will be quite heavy at times, running down towards adelaide towards new south wales right into the outback. you can see they're at wet weather creeping further east was make the most of the sunshine ahead of our system. then really wet weather there. really windy weather coming into our new zealand. at least it's warm rain $800.00 celsius for all current. warm rain has also set in for southern parts of japan in the form of our time frame, which is we can slightly wasn't super typhoon of course. but winds of around a 165 kilometers per hour, gusts close to 200 kilometers per hour. lots of rain coming through on their system could see as much as 30400 millimeters of rain as it sweeps through q shoe into honshu. as we go on through tuesday, it runs right up this part of the country with heavy rain for all. ah, education is struggling to keep pace so often failing to prepare children for today's world, which some schools are changing. our kids have half the day in spanish and half the beg

now you see this band of cloud rolling out the south australia just pushing towards victoria tasmania. and we are going to see some by the way weather coming through here. over the next hour, so some good spring showers. rumbling away here. then some west weather too. is that east side of queensland splashes, showers across northern parts of austria. i would towards the west is lossy fine, and dry temperatures in perth, getting up into the mid twenties over the next couple of days. so whether, whether there for northern territory, some went to weather, to into open areas central and eastern parts of queensland. it's still quite a lot of wet weather down towards at southeast corner, but bright disguised as coming back in across the western side of victoria, which was put very dry and fine. therefore south australia, not too bad in tasmania, we have got increasing cloud and rain, grassy, making its way towards new zealand, increasing cloud right. also making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. not looking too bad as we go through tuesday, but wet a weather will set in ac

therefore south australia not too bad in that tasmania. we have got increasing cloud and rain, grassy, making its way to watch new zealand increasing cloud of bright, also making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. not looking too bad as we go through cheese day. but wet weather will set him across such you she pushing into honshu, developing tropical system, just off shore that should stay off shore, not causing too many problems. it does dragging a normally wind with a rash of showers coming for for much of china is lottie dry. ah ah, al jazeera, with indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy, is busy transforming, ready to beat your business partner with a robust talent pool. politically and economically stable and strong policies being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you invest indonesia now informed opinions. i believe that our media and other regions should have bilateral negotiations. we've been cooling that the many time critica

similar measures are being brought into the north in the state of queensland and also in south australia did have some of the world's toughest coronavirus controls. it did have a fortresslike mentality to the virus but gradually, life is beginning to resemble in australia, something as it was before the pandemic. certainly, these controls in western australia being eased is a significant step forward. great step forward. _ significant step forward. great step forward, as _ significant step forward. great step forward, as we _ significant step forward. great step forward, as we say - significant step forward. great step forward, as we say but i step forward, as we say but what impact would you say these covid measures that had on australians? i covid measures that had on australians?— covid measures that had on australians? i think in many wa s, australians? i think in many ways, australians _ australians? i think in many ways, australians have - australians? i think in many ways, australians have felt| ways, australians have felt extremely isolated from the rest of the world. there were

. -- working its way into south australia and through the north it will do that for the next you days and -- giving us a flood threat to laces like south wells and victoria. but from the next few days it marches east and bringing temperatures down a little bit. it leaves a dryer picture in western australia. all this time, i do not know you noticed, but the rain stretches from the tropics down to new zealand. at his bidding -- it is fairly quick moving so wednesday looks dry anyway. -- a few showers and otherwise the sun is out. and it is dry season through a good part of indonesia, but you can see where the rain has stopped it is still there from thailand towards the central philippines and diving down. the monsoon is officially retreating and showing its concentration more or less -- down and west are gaps up towards bangladesh. -- pakistan but not many. >> witnessed the oceans. witness the planes. witness differences. witness change. witness happiness. witness the lead. witness some -- witness the flood. witness loss, witness charity, witness fusion, witness clarity, witness family

way across central and southern parts of australia, but things will improve was he go on through the next couple of days and live? he showered down towards the south east, missing some wet weather, also just extending across. so western australia, it'll push into south australia into the interior there, and they'll make his wife by the race with so fast. i still some live we shall assist around. well, just round the outback there. into were that to eastern side of new south wales pushing into some parts of victoria. tasmania, still seeing some showers lie be showers longest spells if right. the dry weather starts to push back in as we go on into sunday. still a few showers up towards the western parts of queensland. still some way to weather down towards the southeast and corner that wet weather all making its way towards news in a way. well said, pretty wet and windy over the next couple days on the ma side. 15 celsius. s not too bad. they're awkward getting up to 18 degrees where time, where the weather also making its way towards taiwan in the form of our latest tropical storm. that is, expect to become a typhoon in the coming hours. that'll dr

indigenous people make up a full percent of the population, but 14 percent of missing persons in south australia, it's 7 percent. and in the northern territory, just under half, but other states have told us the numbers are unlikely to be much higher than their official figures. and that's the thing across the country, there is no standardized method for investigating the missing persons cases or collecting the data. i think that this is a national problem. if we leave it to the states and territories, and those jurisdictions, it is only going to be reported in law liberal media who's not going to get the attention that requires and we're never gonna end up fixing system to provide justice to those families. a parliamentary inquiry is investigating the high rates of missing and murdered indigenous women and children in australia. the few, the 1st nations women's live story, maddening in this country is the hang either from colonization. so are women were i'm roofed from country babies were removed from them. and i think what we've done is we put them at the bottom of the social ladder. very help

active systems are rolling through the bite, bringing rain to western australia, then through south australiae is a miserable one wednesday. that ring will keep edging into western victoria and the day after that, giving melbourne briefly a wet time as it heads toward sydney. wet in new south wales. we don't expect flooding from this. for new zealand, things are quieting down now, temperatures creeping into the teens across the area. wellington, 11 degrees. the sun is out for the most part. as it comes slowly south, the rains follow it. the what asteria by the look of it is going to be -- wettest area is going to be through thailand and western borneo. there are showers in java and sumatra, but not particularly big ones. they are increasing. again, the monsoon rains are still falling, starting to retreat now, which means there is a line of concentration roughly from gujarat northeast towards nepal. south of that, if you showers. the warnings are a lot severe for gujarat. rains for two days. for pakistan, it is no dry -- now dry. ♪ >> a journey of duty. a journey of faith. and one of necessity

blustery showers across south australia.ve had some high heat, temperatures hitting about 40 degrees. they will cool off a bit. off to new zealand. it will be a wet day for the northland and the east cape and also some rain coming in across southern on tuesday. we will see you soon. >> witness inspiring films from around the world. >> they shall not stop the violence until the power is there. >> witness intimate portraits and epic struggles. >> the leadership is also traumatized. not just the people. >> witness the human spirit and bitter reality. >> there are still men who believe women are equipment. >> witness groundbreaking voices . witness on al jazeera. ♪ lauren: a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. the u.k. and the world have bid farewell to queen elizabeth ii with a state funeral that drew kings and queens, presidents and prime ministers. her 70 year reign was the longest in british history. hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to watch the coffin's final procession to windsor. it was accomp

and last st. showers across south australia and toward the top. and over the last old bit, we've had some high heat here. temperatures hitting about 40 degrees, but they're cool off a bit sad. darwin coming in at 34 off to new zealand. it's going to be a what day for the northland and the eastern escape, i should say. and also some rain coming in and across sub southern alps on tuesday has been charged for you with a height of 19 degrees. that's it. we'll see you, sir. ah, the witness inspiring films from around the world. they shall not stop the violin and kill the power is bears witness intimate portraits and epic struggles. because leadership is also not just the people witness, the human spirit, and the bitter reality. there are still men will believe women are a property witness. award winning voice is telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera lou. ah ah. one of the top stories here now g 0. ah, you k and the world have bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd for the state funeral that drew kings and queens presidents and prime mi

rolling through the bite usually bring you some rain to west australia when did then through south australia this next. what is one to get to give a miserable day to adelaide during wednesday, and that rain will keep edging into western victoria and the day after that. giving melbourne briefly a wet time, it had toward sydney that the grad is fairly wet and new south for us. we don't expect any flooding from this. just pretty wet weather. for new zealand, things are quiet and down now. temperatures just creeping into the teens. the christ church and need and wellington not so only about 11 degrees, but the sun is act for the most part and talk you the sun as it comes slowly so so the rains follow it. the wettest area, but the look of it is going to be through thailand, lauzon towards the central philippines and weston, borneo. there are showers in jaren's to march up a lot, particularly big one. seasonally though they are increasing. and again, the monsoons are still falling, they will be starting to retreat now, which means as a line of concentration, roughly from good you're at, ne, was to

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well, the system here just pushing up across south australia, sliding into victoria. we'll see some showers longest belt, dufrane pushing into port ferry pushing towards melbourne into the outback of the south wales as well. and then gathering further as we go on through tuesday. so it does turn pretty unsettled there in sydney, the weather coming in here. and furthermore, will cease and cloud and re just making its way to a good part of easton queen anne fide. and roy across the other side of the country, perth, getting into the mid 20 some lovely sunshine coming through here. touching 20 celsius there in new zealand on choose day. 21 celsius the christ church by wednesday. some weather weather will come in so that'll just cool things. are still a few showers remedies inside of australia. at this stage, we got some wet weather, making its way towards southern japan at present, a few showers just rolling, and hugh shoe on monday much of japan, gen, reset fath that fair, to cause a good part of china with some pleasant weather, all the way down towards south hot again

an active frontal assistance come through south australia. this is the position during thursday with the rain then thrown ahead into new south wells. there's an expectation here and there are warnings to confirm it, of sudden likelihood of flooding, river flooding, or flash, flooding all the way up to renew south wells down towards victoria's is systems fairly slow moving and fairly active, and here it is on friday. eventually going off shore, leaving fine ish, whether behind a new zealand. no such potentially awful weather. there are a few showers around the temperatures are in the low teens. if you're lucky, but your least in double figures and that's true for thursday and friday and probably saturday, the wet weather, obviously in north ireland. ah. extraordinary men and women who are breaking the mold from the taxi drivers investing everything they have been to their minibus. only to face extreme danger on the cities rough his tracks to the jokey turn paramedic saving lives, transporting the sick and elderly for medical help. blue city wh

so western australia will push into south australia into the interior there, and will make his way further eastward. so for sas day, still some live. he shall assist around. well, just round the outback there. into were that eastern side of new south wales pushing into eastern parts of victoria, tasmania still sing, some showers lie, b showers, longest spells of rain. the dry weather starts to push back in as we go on into sunday. still a few showers up towards the western parts of queensland. still some way to weather down towards the southeast corner where to weather all making its way towards news in a way will turn pretty wet and windy over the next couple of days on the model side . 15 celsius, it's not too bad. they're often getting up to 18 degrees where town, where the weather also making its way towards taiwan in the form of our latest tropical storm that is expect to become a typhoon in the coming hours. that will drive its way further. northward staying to the east of taiwan, but some wet weather coming in here over the next day or so. south. pushing up towards the cramp angela

through over the next 24 hours or so, so that will still be some wet weather. sliding out to south australia, 3, victoria southern parts of new south wales, tasmania also sing some live shows elsewhere. it is generally try and find with a good deal of seth weather and some sunshine. here's the next system that's going to make its way into where doubly way as we go on through monday. so some went to weather some windy weather, returning to per temperatures falling back to around 17 degrees celsius. but fine and dry by this date. a pleasant 70 just want to rush. i was therefore melbourne that where to weather is making its way towards the tasman and it will turn increased the unsettle, across a good part of the zenith over the next day or so. had that we cannot guarantee by the 18th celsius, where the rain will set in rain now setting in across southern parts of japan. we have fast super typhoon that sweeping its way further northward, slowly but surely bringing some very heavy right into the far south of japan sunday going on. it's monday. it is expected to make land for bringing that very he

. >> 500 miles from melbourne is adelaide, capital of south australia. >> what rupert murdoch is leftink all the other newspaper barons in australia thought that he wouldn't last, that he would probably bankrupt himself. but within a few months of starting, he was straightaway interested in acquiring things. >> and in a whir of propellers, he started to crisscross the continent, really pushing out. >> rupert will go on to build a media empire in australia that would control nearly two-thirds of the country's media market. >> he develops a machiavellian approach to the newspaper business. it's about putting your rivals under. >> he would go into these small towns and say to the proprietor of the newspaper, "you can sell it to me, or i'll start up one in competition and run you out of town." >> i started as a copy boy on five pounds, seven and six, which is about $13 a week. the reporters actually worked out of a large room, and at the back of the room sat the copy boys. somebody would press a button or ring a bell, and a number would drop down in a panel. and that number signified whoe

you can see massive showers now and it's working its way to south australia and further north. it'll keep doing that for the next 2 days. eventually ending up giving us something of a i think a flood threat to places like new south wales and maybe victoria. but the next 2 days he just marches slowly. eastwards brings temperatures down a little bit. as the rain starts to fall, leaves are much dry. a picture and a good part of western australia. now, all this time, i don't if you noticed, but the rain that stretches from the tropics down towards new zealand has been giving it a tough time to north island. but it's fairly quick moving. so i think wednesday looks dry anyway in the general trend is to bring a southerly up, a few showers in south island. otherwise the sun is out and pretty much dry cease destro. good part of indonesia. as you can see where the sea's no rain is got to, it's still there from the bay of bengal through me a man thailand towards the central philippines. then diving down, leaving good pot of borneo fairly dry. actually, the monsoons, they're not officially

well, the system here just pushing up across the south australia, sliding into victoria. we'll see some showers longest, bel dufrane pushing into port ferry, pushing towards melbourne into the outback of the south wells as well. and then gathering further as we go on through tuesday, so it does turn pretty unsettled there in sydney. the weather coming in here and further north will cease in cloud and ray just making it went a good part of east in queensland, fought and roy across the other side of the country. perth getting into the may 20 some lovely sunshine coming through here. touching 20 celsius there been new zealand on choose day 21 celsius. the christ church by wednesday. some weather weather will come in so that will just cool things are still a few showers remedies inside of australia. at this stage, we got some wet weather, making its way towards southern japan at present, a few showers, just rolling into hue shoe on monday much of japan, gen reset fath, to request a good part of china, with some pleasant weather, all the way down towards south hot again, here

rolling through the bite, usually bring you some rain to west australia when did then through south australia this next. what is one to get to give a miserable day to adelaide during wednesday, and that rain will keep edging into western victoria and the day after that. giving melbourne briefly a wet time. it had to bold sydney that the grad is fairly wet and new south for us . we don't expect any flooding from this. just pretty wet weather. for new zealand, things are cotton down now. temperatures just creeping into the teens, the christ church and needed. wellington not certainly about 11 degrees, but the sun is act for the most part and talk to the sun as it comes slowly so. so the rains, follow it. the wet is terry. but the look of it is going to be through thailand. lauzon towards the central philippines and weston, borneo, there are showers in jaren's to march up a lot, particularly big one. seasonally do they are increasing and again, the monsoons are still falling. they will be starting to retreat now, which means as a line of concentration, roughly from good you're at, ne, was toward

so that will still be some went to weather sliding out to south australia, 3 victoria southern parts of new south wales, tasmania. also seeing some lavish as elsewhere. it is generally try and find me a good deal of seth weather and some sunshine. here's the next system i was going to make its way into wet w a as we go on through monday. so some wet weather, some windy weather, returning to per temperatures, falling back to around 17 degrees celsius. but fine and dry by this date. a pleasant 70 just wanted to rush. i was there for melbourne that went to weather is making its way towards attachment and it will ted increase the unsettled across a good part of the zenith over the next. i also had that verity paddy 18 celsius, where the rain will sat in rain now setting in the cross southern parts of japan. we have fast super typhoon that sweeping its way farther northward, slowly but surely bringing some very heavy right into the far south of japan sunday . going on. it's monday. it is expected to make landfall. bring that very heavy rifle across. southern yes of hon. shoot, i'm strivin

she also once cracked a joke during this video call with the governor and premier of south australia's honor. >> feel very close to you standing in front of the statue. >> yes, i would think possibly might be quite alarming to suddenly see it out of the window. >> her quick wit also showed through during this interview with sir david atten borrow at buckingham palace. watch her reaction when he points out she has a sun dial in the shade. >> sun dial neatly planted in the shade. >> isn't it good? yes. hasn't really thought of that, that it was planted in the shade. it wasn't in the shade originally, i'm sure. maybe we could move it. >> a former body guard for the queen likes to tell a story about when the queen met an american couple while out on a hike. they didn't recognize her, and she had fun toying with them when they asked her if she had ever met the queen. >> she says, well, i haven't, but he meets her regularly. before i can see what's happening, he gets his camera, gives it to the queen, and says can you take a picture of the two of us. her majesty said to me, i'd love to be

south korea, australia, japan, hong kong.terest rates and poor growth. of course we have other global of course we have other global headwinds at the moment, the war in ukraine, the pressure on the cost of fuel, which is also priced in the dollar value, so the strong dollar is causing problems there. and the post—pandemic demand is still high, costs are high across the board around the world. in asia, japan actually intervened in currency last week in order to support the yen. many people asking, is the next step for the bank of england to also intervene in the pound? thank ou ve intervene in the pound? thank you very much _ intervene in the pound? thank you very much for _ intervene in the pound? thank you very much for the - intervene in the pound? thank you very much for the gloom l intervene in the pound? thank i you very much for the gloom and doom. citizens in cuba have been voting on a referendum called the family code. it includes a vote same—sex marriage. the result could be tight. evangelical churches oppose the mov

indonesia for sumatra on choose day for the south of this a much clearer picture with some scattered thunderstorms. however, for jakarta now was moved to australia. it's a largely settled picture up in the north. and most central air is lots of warmth and sunshine to be found here, but it's looking rather unsettled down in the south. we've got another front pulling its way across the south of western australia, bringing showers to perth on monday. but it's an improving picture on tuesday as it moves over the bite towards the southeast. now things have warmed up slightly within temperatures in adelaide and melbourne, touching up towards 20, but the showers will still be there. some busty, a winds as well. but along that coast, look at the sunshine for brisbin and sydney, that was your home hope across the tasman. it's not the same story for western areas of the south island looking wintery and wet, but look at christ church, basking in the sunshine at $21.00 degrees celsius. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah lou. ah, hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main years this r u. s. hospital, nancy pelosi says that she strongly condemns what she c

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we have great very low cost already in south australia and growing in brazil.approaching fid and west musgrave to the latter half of this year. so there is a lot of growth in the business. and as you said, we can potentially take this company from 140 down of copper equivalent production to well over 330,000 tons of copper production in the next half government years. we've also got more than half of our space yet to be classified in reserves. so it's the potential to be above that that we are actually working on. paul: how about the demand side of the picture, because we do see commodities trading in china suffering some pretty sharp falls at the moment. copper off about 3.7%. what is your outlook for commodities prices? andrew: i am very bullish on the medium to long-term fundamentals for copper and nickel. both of these commodities demand a growing strongly. i think we are joining electrification all around the world and on the supply side, global copper had grades declining, operating because going up. new copper nickel discoveries are at an all-time histor

hello there. flood warnings have been issued for parts of new south wales in australia, but before we get there, let's have a look at south east asian it's business as usual across much of the region. we've seen more in the way of sunshine than rain from northern areas of the philippines, but wet weather is going to intensify on sunday. we'll see some thunderstorms rolling across the north suddenly by monday. and you can follow that track of rain edging down across southern areas of indo china and onwards to the ma trend indonesia, we are expecting some strongest storms here on monday. now as we head down under we've seen storms in the south east. that's thanks for theories of cold fronts that have kept things rather chilly, bringing some stronger winds and showers to victoria tasmania and some storms to new south wales. we could still see some flooding here on sunday in the river areas, but it does dry up certainly by monday, twice up as well for the coast of queens and has been seeing some sunshine and its a lot dryer across the north. lots of fun enjoy. whether to be found here, it

australia. sean: the australian chapter was founded in 2015. there are now members in new southueensland, victoria, and western australia. male: yeah, boys, gather 'round. alexey: publicly, they're doing a whole range of activities from organizing christmas shows for disadvantaged children, to joy bike rides, to what they describe as patriotic rides normally associated with commemorating major historical milestones. but more recently, certainly over the past seven or eight years, they began really positioning themselves as public supporters of the current course of the russian government. [honking] sean: the club's most famous supporter is vladimir putin. president vladimir putin: [speaking foreign language] [shooting and shouting] sean: the russian night wolves act as a proxy army for the kremlin. male: [speaking foreign language] sean: they promote their expertise in military and combat tactics. sean: the night wolves are sanctioned by the united states for fighting with the pro-russian forces in ukraine. mark: the kremlin have this concept of the "russkiy mir," the "russian w

here's ted hui, former hong kong legislator and activist who now lives in exile in south australia.een grew up with hong kongers, and so, the queen is a symbol of the british that's given the best of hong kong — given us freedom, rule of law, best educations, our culture, our language. the queen is everywhere in hong kong. it's the smiling portraits in every government building. throughout the life of many hong kongers, especially the older generations. given the restrictions and freedoms currently in hong kong, this must be a particularly bittersweet or bitter moment that, actually, the queen may well be representing the death of those freedoms, too, in hong kong. yeah, that is true. that's huge contrast to the situation in hong kong today with the collapse of our freedom. so, i can see waves of nostalgia, remembering hong kong's good old days, and especially for younger generations who are morning the queen, it's kind of a quiet protest, showing the heart of the people with freedom. that's such an interesting phrase you used there — quiet protest. that was really quite powerful. i

coal, the supply is increasing, there is no supply of coal from russia, it is increasing from australia, south america, south africa, and so on, the volume of gas supply from norway is increasing, it is starting with algeria now. we hope that there will be a nuclear agreement with the united states the states and there will withdraw, withdraw, and the supply of oil will be increased, and we already hear that europe is closing the door, or is it, from february 1, from december 1, from february 1, it bans the import of oil in russian, which will also transport petroleum products by sea, europe is developing a price structure for gas and oil, which is bought, about $500 for gas, and they will be applied to oil for about $60 , for a barrel and already europe is not afraid, she made a decision, they did everything possible. i think there will be no catastrophes in europe, there will be difficulties, there will be some moments, but the war is lost absolutely in all directions, that's the idea itself what vladimir putin thinks is what he thinks can exchange gas supplies in europe for the opening of n

in general, of often comes from south america and also from australia, but the same as with a crude oil, you have to do something, was that right? you need a refinery. so to actually use this, lithium, and most of those refineries are in china. so and now ill on mosque wants to bring some of those refining business, said to the united states. and so be actually a file tor getting the allowance to a to start the refinery, probably in texas. and if you look what is trying to do well, lithium prices are shots were the roof, and the past couple of years was all this demand, especially from a battery and makers just this year, a low and the price of elysium increased by a good 220 percent says all about securing that supply chain, but musk said that it was a license to print money having $1.00 of these lithium refineries. so what stopping him from doing it already? there must being musk, i mean, he compared basically the lithium business, sir, to the huge margin that you get to want to have some successful software product on the market. i mean, 1st of all he need sir, is some of the support

formed at the beginning of the 20th century, when it was a tightknit group made up of south africa, canada, australiao forth. it had quite important roles strategically and militarily. after 1949, there was a whole new entrance of asian and african countries. it was really reformed in a context of decolonization. the commonwealth loses something of its strategic objectives, it's a way of redefining a world global community of english-speaking ex-british colonies. it has always been fragile, always looking for a purpose, from the period of apartheid when south africa was excluded from the commonwealth, the struggle for human rights became one of the rallying points of the commonwealth. human rights, development, climate change, these are the kinds of things the commonwealth is searching for. francine: professor -- king charles, of course, faces this balancing act as commonwealth head. what can he do different but also similar to his late mother? saul: the commonwealth was a global stage, an area where the global monarchy could be seen. in her very skilled way, she managed to give subtle direction with

in indigenous burning practices in the hope of keeping these fires under control of the south coast of australia. kangaroo island is well known for its unique ecosystem, but in 20192020. this wildlife haven was badly affected when bush fires burned more than half of its surface area. on the island and around the world. experts and laymen watch the fire spread concerned for the future of the endemic species found here. this is an area that is used to fires the plants and animals here have developed strategies to cope both during the fires themselves and afterwards. once the danger has passed. renowned environmental physiologist peggy wrist. miller has discovered that even the smallest animals have developed some surprising behaviors. the, the termite species on kangaroo island. mister determined excuses is a very special termite that eats timber. and the inside of a termite man is like a catacomb. and that's formed by the termites eating wood and going in with the wood and the termite spit forming these these catacombs. but then the outside of the mound is actually covered with a soil type from t

south africa. next, canada and australia. finally, and most importantly, great. britain's prime minister, winston churchill appeared exhausted and suffered a stroke just days later. ah . the return journey to buckingham palace followed a different route than the one taken by george the 6th in 1937. but it lasted just as long elizabeth's father had found the royal coach so uncomfortable that he had tires added to the carriage wheels. the coach of the young queen and her husband here, passing along whitehall avenue, was somewhat more modern. but some things don't change. in june 19 o 2, the returning passage of newly crowned king edward, the 7th, was filmed on the very same street with the same number of horses, same dress uniforms for the horsemen, and the same carriage, saved the ties that were bleachers to the left of the building in 19 o 2 seats were sold along the parade route. in 1953, the queen returned to a buckingham palace that even had cameras installed on the rooftops. 100000000 spectators watched queen elizabeth the 2nd televised coronation some newsreel images such as these were shown in movie