according to police in queensland, the man, who was in a small metal boat, didn't know the whale wasers raised the alarm and the man was brought to shore by paramedics. the ambulance service says the man is in a stable condition. the 2024 world pipe band champions have been crowned after two days of competition in glasgow. this year's line up included entries from australia, oman, and hong kong as well as plenty of bands this year's line up included entries from australia, oman, and hong kong as well as plenty of bands from closer to home. pipers from scotland triumphed ahead of bands from northern ireland and canada. it's the third time the inveraray and district pipers have won the title, following previous successes in 2017 and 2019. this year's line up featured over 7,000 pipers and drummers. you are watching bbc news. good evening. it's been a fairly quiet weekend of weather. that's about to change. as we head into the new week, dare i say it, for some it's going to feel distinctly autumnal. there will be heavy rain at times, and the potential for some unseasonably windy weather

but here is that rain picking up up and down the coast of queensland with this moist easterly wind of the coral sea, but really in the thick of it on to stay for places like rock, hampton, for example, you are going to be dallas with rain by the time it's all said and done, potentially could see 6 times your august rainfall average. so there will be some flooding here when the big story for new zealand, but this is a warm breeze here. so temperatures are climbing up to 18 degrees and gets been with the sun cloud combo here. and there is some rain wandering around between, call them poor singapore and also coaching on borneo islands in the late side of borneo. island, there's been some flooding in cambodia. flood alerts back and play from northern philippines. lose on island, as in bond soon rains. pick up and it's still raining in southern china right now, but there is a swath of plenty of dry weather from central and northern area. so once again, temperatures are on their way up. tropical storm maria and making land fall just to the east of send di, late sunday, early monday. this on

so in a way, marine biologist at joining us from queensland university. thank you very much for your time. you're welcome. thank you. at least 30 people have been killed and hundreds more displaced by flooding in yemen. heavy down forest triggered flash flooding that swept through villages and the data and how's that provinces? humans rainy season lasts from late march to middle august with july and august, seeing the highest rainfall as far as buyers in eastern bolivia forced people to leave their homes, killed wild life and charge the landscape firefighters say weather conditions are hampering their efforts to contain 8 active fires, prolonged droughts and lack of rain have left the region dry and vulnerable. a san diego zoo has given a sneak peak of a pair of chinese. giant pend is the 1st to enter the us and 21 years. those who is working closely with chinese experts to understand the needs of the 2 pandas. china has long used pendant diplomacy, the lender, the large bears, does use in various countries as goodwill animal, ambassadors with our partner

this is according to a new study from the university of queensland cancer research center. now, one obvious reason is that there will be more people in the world and the population is also getting older, but this is beyond that. the study estimates that by 2050, cancer cases amongst men worldwide will increase by 84% and cancer deaths among men will increase by 93%. cbs news chief medical correspondent doctor jon lapook talked about potential reasons for the projected jump. one reason is a difference in exposure so you have certain cancer risk factors for example, cigarette smoking and alcohol consumption is higher in men than in women. there are other possible culprits like exposure to environmental toxins, genetic factors, and willingness to participate in cancer screenings. the good news is that many of these cancers about 40%. in a recent u.s. study are preventable going so what lifestyle changes can people make to try to prevent cancer? here is doctor luke's advice. by far, not smoking is the single most important thing you know. it turns out that about 30% of cancer d

we could see some heavy falls on the border between queensland and new south wales remains pretty showering across the southeast with some gusty winds, blowing into it has mania, and the showers on very far away for pass. you can see them talking into southern pots of w way we cling to the sunshine on monday, but we will see that rain start to rolling on tuesday. now we are expecting tampa just to come up slightly across the southeast corner temperatures to rising phone using and off to some very cold night for cases like a christ church. so winter weather is set to sweep into southern parts of the south island on monday. it is looking more settled, however, on choose day. lots of sunshine in oakland, a pretty pleasant. 15 degrees celsius that on choose day. now it's not pleasant across east asia. we've got a heat and humidity dominating for central and eastern parts of china, the korean peninsula. and japan and things are gonna get very wet and remain that way across the north. thanks to the menu from pushing east was a journey through every story. every step is a narrative. a separation o

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according to police in queensland, the man, who was in a small metal boat, didn't know the whale wasil then struck him, leaving him unconscious. nearbyjet ski riders raised the alarm and the man was brought to shore by paramedics. he was then taken to hospital where he was treated for facial and spinal injuries. the ambulance service says the man is in a stable condition. french film star alain delon has died, at the age of 88. the actor was part of the golden era of french cinema, known for his tough—guy persona on screen in hits including the samurai and borsalino. his family say he died peacefully at home, surrounded by his children and family. once described as the most beautiful man in the movies, delon starred in hits from the 19605 onwards. he appeared in more than 90 films during his career, but in recent years had health issues and became a virtual recluse. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. there was a lot of cloud around on saturday for northern and western areas. the best of the sunshine was further east and part two of the weekend looks pretty similar. we start

it does remain raw the sunny a few showers could be sports is out with a long coastal areas of queensland, but across the north and extending coastal central and western areas. it is a fine dry and bright situation. on thursday, as long as you own settled, however, for the south island of new zealand, there's a rain from the weather front that starts to pull in on wednesday. it's going to bring a winter. we mix up the south island, eventually edging into the north island. it looks rather unsettled here on thursday, and the unsettled weather continues. northern parts of china the may you front has shifted its way slightly, so the change. gee, and shank don't don't, we'll see some bus of rain by the mid week. is much fly up for the south of this the heat and humidity continuing to grip central in eastern parts of china with 38 degrees and a very hot shanghai of the new era. and find the dish off to protest out deployment, associate casino, and full set to flee. the country imagery says it's now in charge. boston interim. government has put in place, so it's fine with dish on a positive disa

weather are coming in and across from the tasman, this is what brought that flooding to the central queensland coast in australia just a few days ago to this part of the southeast asia looking good for java island but pretty much but dang right across into borneo island, some outbreaks of rain, same goes for quality and port on sunday, as well as some sundry down points to be expected. here, across indo china, we've seen areas about 50 to a 100 millimeters of rainfall that energy is pushing in to southern china. so we can expect so much of that same in hong kong, and then nearby one g providence, there has also been some flooding because of how intense this rain has been. and our type food and field moves away to the northwest specifics. few lingering showers for tokyo at 34 degrees will be the number for you on sunday. that's us now or out of here, what they see. the unique perspective, the transfer and the displacement of being vision, this population has been discussed as part of design. his project went back for well over a 100 years on heard voices over all times. people have these days b

to we have the story coming up, the direct should don't be quite surprises is about to be on the queensland coast. that massive cloud coming down from further north contains a lot of potential energy. if you realized in the form of thunderstorms, we thought rock hampton might be the focus of it, but it's probably going to be a bit further science. so if a tuesday and wednesday does look particularly wet to brisbin eventually gets it. so you've probably got 3 days of rain coming up. and it looks like get the average of all of august and september and a couple of days that's really going to be wet obviously. and that'll be exciting is result. i see a real picture on wednesday then it spread showers down to new south row. so we include sydney and that doesn't increase seem like you to kind of rain in some parts of west know straight. it's in a nice contrast. it's beautiful. in new zealand, the light is breeze. 15 degrees in christ church is still mostly a dry picture. it is an easier but increasingly in solar y c and up into the southern philippines, the showers are coming back again and they

since 2003, the thermal power plant in queensland has been using the shells of these nuts as fuel, burning worse than coal, well, if in australia, then probably macadamia should be, right, nuts for 1,200, in the old days these nuts were finely ground, diluted with water and sugar and rose water were added, the result was a refreshing drink called orshad. urshad, a drink made from almonds. nuts for 900. from this oily pulp, coconuts produce margarine, soap, glycerin and various oils. all this is made from coconut copra. this was the last question of the third round. result: 10,200 for vitaly, 24-400 for donnil, 24,800 for vladimir, everything will be decided in the final round. killing a child is unthinkable, but this was only the beginning of the story. attention to all posts, plan volcano 5. what roles did nevalyashka play in this case? for the mechanism of nevalyashka's balance, sculptor ivan efinkin received a state prize. and a houseplant. soviet women were very fond of houseplants. the investigation was conducted with leonid konevsky. doctor. help, i have a split personality, today at

we could see some coastal showers a case into queensland from dr. showers push into tasmania, but it is looking brighter for that southeast corner, with temperatures slowly picking up in cities like adelaide. not temperatures have been on the output cross in new zealand. it is largely settled here on choose day was slices, sunshine, pushing through the cloud. there's a rain that starts to increase the southern parts of the south island, bringing a bit of a wintery mix here on wednesday. that would be more than wave sunshine still in ok, and it looks pretty pleasant the by the mid week. now for east asia, we've got heat and humidity dominating across central and eastern areas, extending across into japan that we will see temperatures coming down in tokyo with the arrival of a little bit of wet weather. but the weather continues to push its way further south, but look at that heats in who had once used a unique perspective. i said i really not that because the i left and nothing is something you that we on hers voices. but the fact that we are committed to guessing best i can know all

in tropical queensland and orange center suggests that might be a potential here for flesh funding from thunderstorms. in contrast to that, i'm actually much the same as the last couple of weeks is largely a quite a picture and use it. and you'd have gotten the expected rain coming into the west with that breeze off the water. but otherwise it's enjoyable. christ church up to 16 degrees, the shars with the change in the sun, the screen start the software are showing themselves up internet, so i'm a lot easier. sumatra understood in borneo most of the engine easier. we're still fairly free of daily thunderstorms in this part of southeast asia as to the seasonal range of lots the, the noise is actually showing itself more in china, soft, the yangtze. there's been a case recently. this is a tie food and about time it makes them full in northern home, show it to just be a tropical storm of the of the documentary series. exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental task. in columbia, the arrow walkers, people, scientists to understan

but if you're in new south wales or in queensland, approximately occasional showers, not bad. a total. i have to say use evening will see a change in wind direction. the real cold air has gone away. and the wind is turning round to the north bath coast a task and sees quite well. and if you go mountains in the way you get this to an effective wants in christ church and the need already are in the teams come wednesday consist a middle teams even more than that. of course, if you're on the other side of the mountains, it's either wrapped or if you're getting the mountains it's robin snowing. but that's pretty typical. the, [000:00:00;00] the of the thought challenges. let me elizabeth put on them and don't have a mind to about stories. the salad, the us secretary of state is amazing. egypt president and the nicest attempt to broke a gauze, peaceful ideal, to me blink concerns as well as condiments to has accepted a so called region proposal. i'm austin's responded to the skepticism as well continues to attack palestinians in gaza as mediation is pushed from a see spot. at least

this is what brought flooding to queensland states in australia. looks like ok lane for the most part you're going to duck in dodge. there's but yeah. rain is coming to the north island on saturday. this part of the southeast asia looking good for java island, running into a bit more trouble. northern sumatra, and around call them port in single ports and down pores in the forecast here. that energy extends up through endo china and for southern china. we're talking about copious amounts of rain for hong kong, potentially birth of a 100 millimeters of rain in a short period of time. and one of the strongest type fluids to approach tokyo here begins to move away. so you're going to duck in dodge, the worst of this is that storm moves out over the pacific, but it did bring very windy conditions on friday and saturday. it's pumping in the heat and humidity. 38 for tokyo sale. the african stories from african perspectives really, but i need to do more with my life to short document raise by african filmmakers from morocco. and kenya, colorado pieces ca

was in a boat when the incident happened — in waters near the border between new south wales and queensland raised the alarm and the man was brought to shore by paramedics. he was then taken to hospital where he was treated for facial and spinal injuries. the ambulance service says the man is in a stable condition. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. your sunday morning has started off on a rather pleasant note across many areas of the uk. we've got some dry weather with some sunny spells. a beautiful scene here in the shetland isles first thing this morning with some fair weather cumulus cloud in the sky, but there are a few showers moving their way through scotland at the moment. they'll continue to ease off into the afternoon, becoming few and far between. still a little bit breezy here. elsewhere, we've just got some sunny spells this afternoon and maximum temperatures getting up to about 24, maybe 25 degrees towards the south east of england. further north about 17 or 18 celsius there in aberdeen. 14 degrees in the northern isles. now through this evening and tonight, there'll

we'll lend this by the reports in new zealand dispatch of what weather, which produced flooding for queensland states in australia. bringing a lot of rain, particularly for new plymouth, of the, of the documentary series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. we see how the melanesians people of the torres strait of fighting rising sea levels, which threatened to swallow their islands. the 1st nations frontline, the torres strait followed by the sea on our 0 the, the, the the you want, you know, just need a reminder of adults. so is this our 2nd day of cause a ceasefire? adults has ended in doha of white house, as those discussions have been the most productive in months and the resuming tie room next week. israel's reduce the size of a so called safe zone in the southern city of con eunice, displacing thousands of palestinians. once again, the orders of forcing civilians away from the vice of water reservoirs, which hundreds of thousands of people were relying on. yes, i'm a product presidential candidate. capital

i'm seasonal rain, it's affecting an eastern areas of queensland and new south wales. we have a warnings out for flooding. we're seeing about 2 months worth of rain of the next $2.00 to $3.00 days. numbers when is seeing someone usually will nights, however, that seems to cloud that's trapping in the woods of the day. you can see we'll see that rain through to 1st day with fully conditions day on friday. the. the discussing, the defining issues of our time is what military, what government, what multi national doesn't want access to this hyper hyper, hyper powerful. they are exploring the very real dangerous and checked artificial intelligence. how does a ice change the laws of the war? we're talking about a technology that is built on the basis a concentrated surveillance power, like the world has never seen the studio b, p a. i series on a just a, you the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, on the top stories on out to 0. at least one person has died and a major was fire on the outskirts of the greek capital. authorities are evacuating towns on hospitals in your athens. us fla

we are seeing that winds pick up for queensland state that could give us a few showers, for example, in karen's on friday with the height of 26 degrees. so let's go to new zealand. those intense range begins to peter out for the south. highland keeping a few showers, though actually for both islands. christ church at 10 degrees. it's been 15. you'll catch a few drops on friday as well. and don't use it looks like this on friday. the concentration of rain has been around borneo island, but we're seeing it pick up through sumatra and the believe peninsula as well, so called the import. certainly going to get doubts with rain. same goes for southern thailand, improve couches keep in mind the dark blue, the more intense that rain is falling and all of those flooded alerts had been dropped up and down to the philippines. so the rains starting to turn a bit lighter. hot and sticky really for central and eastern china, but there's our summer range and got to tell you they're going to do quite a number on china is capital. it's going to be a washout for beijing on friday. could see half a mo

we've had some unusual late winter rain effect in queensland and new south wales, queens and so it's west is 2 days of august on record. that fund has now pulled away across the tasman towards new zealand. behind it, lots of sunshine and bright to skype. things i'm going to cool down, however you can see that front running across the bike, and that's going to be pushing its way towards the southeast corner. we've got another one behind that, that's gonna edge its way into southern parts of w, a. bringing more rain to pass by the end of the week. but that's that heavy rain moving towards the southeast bringing a lot of cooler weather to adelaide. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the manual watching out is there a has remind to have lots of stories. this i'll tie probably minutes. the shop a thompson has been removed from the office. the constitutional court said he breach rules when he appointed a lawyer with a criminal conviction to his cabinets. it's when he strikes or kills at least 20 palestinians across the gulf of strip an attack on alms or at refuge account. 7 members of one famil

across the north and most central areas, but we could see some lively showers for coastal areas of queensland. thanks for the tail end of a weather front and we will see more wet weather start to slip across the south australia. that's things that took cold funds pretty strong. moving across from southern parts of w a. we'll see some of that rain in adelaide. but sydney manages to cling on to the sunshine through to friday. things could be foggy. however, on a thursday and things are going to look a raw, the nazi in new zealand. by the time we get to thursday, there's some very heavy rain pouring into both islands to end the week. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching else is here a reminder of our top stories, the south to this breaking news, the bank that issue problem and has been dissolved by the president. the leaders of student protests had cooled on demonstrated is to be ready to take more action if it wasn't dissolved this hour. that comes up to a long time. prime minister, shake casino, resigned on monday and slips $28.00 colors indians have been kill

the, the hello, drenching grain is on the way for queensland states in australia. diving into those details right now, i'd say anywhere from rock hampton to brisbin. this is where the rain will be the worse copious amounts volunteer. so we take a look at the 3 day forecasting brisbin. i think this is gonna kick in by the afternoon through wednesday. so between those 48 hours, looking at 2 months worth of rain, that much rain, that fast certainly will give us some flooding. it's about the winds in new zealand while they've been pumping up to about 70 plus kilometers per hour. so on tuesday for the escape around gets been yeah, we can expect those wind gusts to again reach about 70 kilometers per hour. let's go to this part of southeast asia. it looks fairly quite in jakarta, at 32 degrees, few showers, rolling across sumatra. but the intense rain has backed off from where it was about 24 hours ago. there's been some flooding in cambodia, but i think the worst of the rain will actually be for the eastern slice of myanmar . and a lot of dr. whether it's a be found in china, most of the rain ar

we start to see the rain intensified for southern queensland state around brisbin. so i think monday into tuesday, potentially you could see 2 months worth of rain over 48 hours. that could cause some flooding, especially north of brisbin as well, around the sunshine coast for new zealand. here's how the story goes. what whether poor is the end of the tasman for the southern lp's here, otherwise not a whole lot going on. so we move on to this part of southeast asia, heavy rain locked in between single book for quite a long pour and borneo island around coaching. for example, we can expect some down ports there, no alerts to speak of up and down to the philippines. so just our usual showers in storms falling in this part of the world. and again, there was rains starting to pick up in southern china round gwen g providence for example, and wow what it's soaking. beijing had the other day that's now moving into ne china, and here comes tropical storm maria, looking to make line fall early monday. not too far away from center. see you later . i the, the . ringback the,

but when we look at its other businesses it has, its coal business in queensland, its copper businessd scattered around the world, these are low-cost businesses, large, they're expandable. they all have the embedded optionality that can ride through the cycle and come out the other side well. >> rob, looking at the numbers it is iron ore that dominates the earning contribution but we are seeing bhp getting more and more vocal about the pivot to copper because of the macros we see within that sector and within that space, particularly after its failed angelo bid as well. does it add to the investment case in your view? >> it does. so copper is one of those commodities, it is a bit of a dilemma. so on one hand it is attractive, it is hard to get really good projects, but then the company is trying to invest in it they also fails those headwinds. so really it is how a company looks to add value through a cycle which is important. we saw the bid for angelo which got pushed back by the management team. so really what their focus is on the organic pipeline that he they have. they have annou

i was about to go to australia and make a film in queensland.oing to be there playing. you should go and see him." and of course i wanted to go. so she set it up. we went round the back at the beginning to say hello and thanks for having us. and he said i'm going to sing "hey jude," tonight and i'm going to dedicate it to you. i mean, that was enough. i didn't think he would do it. >> stephen: you thought he was joking or something like that? >> well, yeah, you know. he dedicated it to me and, i mean, here's the thing, though. you know, my name -- i love my name. but growing up in southeast london in the '70s being a little pretty boy called jude -- most of my friends were called kevin or barry or brian, and i'm called jude. i got a lot of gyp for it in london. >> stephen: gyp? >> well, trouble. >> stephen: okay. you should come with a glossary. >> sorry. i'll look it up. and so it was quite emotional but they then close in on me on the jumbotron. >> stephen: you thought you could just enjoy it? >> what i probably would have done is cry. you kno

and crews from the seaworld foundation rescue team in queensland, australia freed this humpback whalengled in rope. the seaworld foundation said they got a call july 29th from a local tour operator about the trapped mammal rescue crews arrived, they found the whale heavily caught in rope and covered in sea lice with significant skin lesions. in a statement, seaworld foundation rescue said the effort to free the animal was difficult. the rope was tightly tangled around the whale's tail but that he managed to successfully remove a large section of the problem. glad to see that that happened there. be kind or to our animals. that will be all from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us. live in the bay is next. >> welcome in to live in the bay.n

the incident happened as nate byrne was delivering queensland's weather forecast on the abc news breakfast got big falls right through that part of the country, we are going to see lots more rain in the days ahead. i'm going to need to stop for a second. some of you may know that i occasionally get affected by some panic attacks and actually, that's happening right now. lisa, maybe i could hand back to you? you certainly can, nate. nate byrne has been speaking to the bbc and talked us through exactly what happened. i had to rush from my desk to the weather wall in our gorgeous studio, and when i got to the wall, i realised i was just ever so slightly out of breath. and i know that that, in the specific position in front of the wall, is a trigger for me, for panic attacks. and it started. it triggered one. it's a physiological response. my body starts tingling, i start sweating. just everything in my body is screaming run! go! get out! i knew i needed to throw back to my host, and i could see out of the corner of my eye, they were doing a move in the studio. there wasn't a clean shot. i sor

breeze here off the coral sea that could give us just a few spring goes up and down the coast of queensland, for example. and well, in this weather reports in new zealand where periods of rain move away from the east cape. so still catching a few drops and gets been at 15 degrees on friday. that's it for me. i'll catch up with the next hour of the of the documentary series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. in columbia, the arrow walker, people, scientists to understand why species of toes one's thoughts, extinct is still thriving in the coastal mountains of the sierra nevada nations frontline, the starry night towed on al jazeera, viewing the facts, people with disabilities, they are the most vulnerable groups in israel relentless or asking questions, you know, the number right now, what is the issue, the reporting from the actual best feelings, and you can also can have the worst out as it was, teens across the world within the local news. i didn't like from documentary when you closer to the house of the s

we've had heavy rain thanks to this area of low pressure affecting parts of queensland and new south wales, bringing a risk of flooding. it will stick around for the next day or 2 behind it. we put another area of low pressure working its way across the bytes of some pretty wets and wintry weather to come ahead of that as being robert on wintery for tasmania, with her boxing temperatures while above the average. and we'll see some improvements of temperatures across the se, not just for brisbin as that weather pushes through, but also for adelaide. if we have a look at the 3 day, it is looking rather delightful on wednesday ahead of the rain on thursday and friday. and delightful is the wood when it comes to both islands in new zealand, lots of sunshine and k, a scars, a few rough seas, however, well they will ton russell on thursday as upfront spots to pull its way in bringing some very heavy rain and a bit of a wintry mix to the south west, but christ church seen the sunshine at 17 degrees celsius. now is looking to move the life of across the north of china when it comes to the we

we could see some heavy falls on the border between queensland and new south wales remains pretty showering across the southeast with some gusty winds. blowing into it has mania and the showers on very far away for pass. you can see them talking into southern pots of w way we cling to the sunshine on monday. but we will see that rain start to rolling on tuesday. now we are expecting temperatures to come up slightly across the southeast corner temperatures to rising phone using and off to some very cold night for cases like a christ church. some winter weather is set to sweep into southern parts of the south island on monday. it is looking more settled, however, on tuesday, lots of sunshine in oakland, a pretty pleasant 15 degrees celsius that on choose day. now it's not pleasant across east asia with a heat and humidity dominating for central and eastern parts of china, the korean peninsula and japan. and things are going to get very wet and remain that way across the nose. thanks to the menu from pushing east of the a 150 is a gyptian history. seen through an extraordinary photographic arc

in tropical queensland and orange center suggests that might be a potential here for flesh funding from thunderstorms. in contrast to that, i'm actually much the same as the last couple of weeks is largely a quite a picture. and usually you'd have gotten the expected rain coming into the west with that breeze off the water, but otherwise it's enjoyable cross trish up to 16 degrees, the shars with the change in the sun, the screen start the sapphire are showing themselves up into let's the melodies yeah, sumatra understood in borneo, most of the engine easier is still fairly free of daily thunderstorms in this part of southeast asia as to the seasonal range of lots the the noise is actually showing itself more in china. south of the i can see this be the case recently. this is a tie food and about time it makes them full in northern home, show it to just be a tropical storm. the, the, the latest news as it breaks these, ready for us to start with the 10 on the schools and the wisdom got the city. nothing's got killed and brothers got injured with detailed coverage. we're not only talking

we'll end this by the reports in new zealand dispatch of what weather, which produced flooding for queensland states in australia, bringing a lot of rain, particularly for new plymouth. the a sense of the going to walk down any street in part sales to feel the presence of the spend community every day heroes and communities together. hello guys. all this little guy, a da 0, visits us offensive community and so on. so canada, where locals are fighting to maintain their identity in the face of sky rocketing rents and chipped vacation a sense of community on a jersey to investigative journalism. this is quite chilly, moving through here, sensing that last horrible mind, but it's a journey voices from different corners of organization survival. it's survivable. survival runs for reparations. and justice stories from other angles. life is actually music of the way people talk, the way we walk programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. on now to sierra the question i'll just remind you of a top stories is our 2nd day of gaza. c. as far as homes has ended in doha, the wh

sold what's behind the increase, the direct should don't be quite surprises is back to be on the queensland coast. that massive cloud coming down from further north contains a lot of potential energy. if you realized in the form of thunderstorms, we thought we'll come to not be the focus of it, but it's probably going to be a bit further science. so if a tuesday and wednesday does look, particularly when the brisbin eventually gets it. so you've probably got 3 days of rain coming up and it looks like get the average of all of august and september and a couple of days that's really going to be wet, obviously. and that'll be exciting. as a result, i see a real picture on wednesday then it spread showers down to new south row. so we include sydney in that and there's an increasing like to, to kind of rain in some possible rest and australia. in the nice contrast, it's beautiful in new zealand light is breeze 15 degrees in christ church. it's still mostly a drive picture engine easier, but increasingly in solar y c and up into the southern philippines, the showers are coming back again and they

we could see some coastal showers a case into queensland and got the showers pushed into tasmania, but it is looking brighter for that southeast corner, with temperatures slowly picking up in cities like adelaide. now, temperatures have been on the output cross in new zealand. it is largely settled here on choose day was slices, sunshine, pushing through the cloud. there's a rain that starts to increase the southern parts of the south island, bringing a bit of a wintery mix here on wednesday. that would be more than wave sunshine still in ok, and it looks pretty pleasant the by the mid week. now for east asia, we've got heat and humidity dominating across central and eastern areas, extending across into japan that we will see temperatures come down in tokyo with the arrival of a little bit of wet weather. but the weather continues to push its way further south, but look at that sheets in who had when she was day off to oppression for generations. there comes a time to fight for freedom and survival. as one of the highest ranking members of an indigenous civil defense force to columbia

i remember, and pauline hanson, she represented, she was worked with john bjelke—petersen in queenslandle old racist. >> she actually said, how dare you say i'm homophobic? my house is immaculate. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> but the problem with australia is, is that it's a huge land mass, but only about 5% of it is habitable. so the rest of it nothing happens. and if you ever end up in sort of alice springs or something like that, you, you, you literally go back about six generations to what life used to be like at the turn of the 20th century. >> the trouble is, getting back to the theme of old people. i mean, my perception of australia was always formed by skippy the bush kangaroo . bush kangaroo. >> yeah. no, no. what's that? >> yeah. no, no. what's that? >> skippy? they're strapped down the old opal mine or the flying doctor . doctor. >> you are showing your age? >> you are showing your age? >> warrnambool based a flying doctor, mrs. mckenzie is looking a bit crooked, but you've forgotten the fashion leaders of the day, daktari. >> oh , yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> wasn't da

and jim says hello from north queensland.ng up some roo for the dogs , cooking up some roo for the dogs, listening to stephen and anne while i'm doing my sunday chores. it's a fine winter's day here. 28 degrees and sunny. see you all in a week when i return to the uk. >> that's what you get. that's winter, is it? >> yeah. it's a good winter. >> yeah. it's a good winter. >> better than our summer. says it all, doesn't it ? aiden's it all, doesn't it? aiden's here. good morning. >> good morning to you both. >> good morning to you both. >> let's start with a wonderful though, isn't it? >> all those names, those all those inputs going all over the world. oh it's incredible. yeah liverpool. >> they did all right. >> they did all right. >> they did in the end. yeah. now in the end. in the end they did. i mean, we shone a light on that game didn't we. yesterday from the ipswich point of view. and their manager arne slot does not like the 1230 slot. it would appear same as same as jurgen klopp. he always moaned about the early kick o