the students enrolled at the university of adelaide spoke to our correspondent.g techniques tested over decades, these students hope they are on the path to prosperity. you don't have to be a connoisseur to know turning grapes into wine can be a very profitable business. but by coming to learn in australia, home to some of the world's exist wine brands, they can clearly see opportunities ahead. hopefully i can bea opportunities ahead. hopefully i can be a winemaker in a big winery at the beginning and in the and i can have my own winery. do you think one day you can make chinese wine that's as good as or even better than french, italian or australian wine? probably, definitely. but there are differences because we have a very short winemaking history, so there's a long way to go. the university of adelaide has seen a number of chinese didn't in rolling for winemaking degrees travel in five yea rs. winemaking degrees travel in five years. drawn not so much by the weather, but by the booming local industry. winemaking here in the ba rossa valley is industry. winema

more ambitious plan to colonize mars in the next few decades you're a boom time as more are from adelaide industry heavyweights and space lovers converged on adelaide for they see is international astronautical congress the highlight of the event was without doubt space royalty entrepreneur and billionaire ilan musk he's long made it known he wants to make humans and interplanetary species to make sure we don't go the way of the dinosaurs now he says he'll start a colony on the red planet with the first human flights in twenty twenty four. for the base starting. then. the city then the city bigger. yeah and at that time tom foreman was. making it so really a nice place to be. located martin to has plans to get humans to the red planet's it revealed more about its blueprint for a base camp that will orbit the moon and act as a launching pad for human missions to mars it believes he can have it operational in a decade in about five billion years give or take the sun will eventually be going to a red giant it will expand and devour the earth so at least in five billion years we need to have

industry heavyweights and space lovers converged on adelaide for they see is international astronauts congress the highlight of the event was without doubt space royalty entrepreneur and billionaire a long musk has long made it known he wants to make humans and interplanetary species to make sure we don't go the way of the dinosaurs now he says he'll start a colony on the red planet with the first human flights in twenty twenty four. then build up the base starting with one one ship then multiple ships inside building up the city then making the city bigger. yeah and at that time tom foreman was. making it so really a nice place to be. lockheed martin to has plans to get humans to the red planet it revealed more about its blueprint for a mars base camp that will orbit the moon and act as a launching pad for human missions to mars it believes it can have it operational in a decade in about five billion years give or take the sun will eventually be going to a red giant it will expand and devour the earth so at least in five billion years we need to have somewhere else now how much do yo

he was in adelaide stephenson supporter. he adapted campaigns for adelaide stevenson in 1952. stevenson was running against eisenhower, so that's part of his individual thought where even though eisenhower was a war hero and celebrated, he believed stevenson was more on the same level as roosevelt and was the real roosevelt liberal and eisenhower might have been a touch too militaristic for the case. again it was a losing proposition that between 1956 and 1960, charlton heston became a major hollywood star. in fact, the biggest star of the 50s in hollywood. see supported john kennedy over stevenson in the democratic convention he supported jfk who won the nomination. he was in shell shock after the assassination. it wasn't what the jfk people have implied since presidential future. so, a lot of them dropped out of politics for a while. it was somebody that he liked and could support and the reason for it is goldwater's campaign which essentially was in your heart, you know he's right. somehow that resonated with heston. he looked up and saw that and he thought that's right. an

four celsius in paris been for wednesday getting up to around twenty three in melbourne and into adelaide but just fifteen houses the path and that really gives an indication of what we can expect across the south over the next diot say fifteen or sixteen and adelaide and into melbourne we'll see a little band of cloud of rain coming through but look at brisbane temperatures hit getting up to thirty six degrees so the possibility of some record breaking heat coming three cloud of my meanwhile that will make its way away from new zealand over the next day also we should broaden not shouldn't be too fast a little bit of wet weather i close to north out of this we go through wednesday but should be fine and dry for all as we go on into day funded through africa parts of japan at least for the middle part of the way but heading increasingly wet i think this day. water scarcity is a serious problem when used more than probably why is your research impact if there are plants aren't demanding as much water to go nuclear gate as much. of collecting water from tap water just came out of the air an

here comes that cloud then on wednesday ahead of it bit of sunshine twenty two degrees there in adelaide but then the system sweeps its way across us a change in the wind direction will ensure adelaide doesn't get any hotter than around ninety degrees for a woman force in sydney where up to twenty four and still no rain for us now from new zealand we've had a spiraling area of low pressure affecting us for the past couple of days but that's trying to move away as we head through wednesday so things are looking a little bit drier for tall i'm but then we see this next belt of rain work its way across us that we've been exe of various we can reengage on terms more favorable to the united states back at the climate summit exasperate at the uncertainty over the implementation of the paris accord it would be great if the president would join the join the movement he's not there yet he believes this whole thing that we're talking about when all the scientists are publishing thousands of papers is all a hoax and it's a hoax invented in china he believes that well elsewhere diplomats saying all

four celsius embrace been for wednesday getting up to around twenty three in melbourne and into adelaide just fifteen houses from perth and that really gives an indication of what we can expect across the south over the next diot say it's day no sixteen into adelaide and into melbourne we'll see a little band of cloud of rain coming through but look at brisbane temperatures getting up to thirty six degrees so the possibility of some record breaking heat coming through cloud in my meanwhile i will make his way away from new zealand over the next day also we should brighten up shouldn't be too bad a little bit of wet weather very close to north out of as we go through wednesday but should be fine and dry for all as we go on into. fun a try for a good part of japan at least for the middle part of the week but heading increasingly wet by thursday. water scarcity is a serious problem when used more than probably why is your. impact if their plants aren't demanding as much water you don't need to irrigate as much as me if the age old technique of collecting water. for it just came out of the a

humans on earth two yard mo him out zero adelaide . well again the top story is spain's government is insisting that a vote on catalonia secession will not happen on sunday but catalan leaders are pressing ahead they say they've two thousand three hundred polling stations ready farmers are using their tractors to try to protect the voting sites catalonians foreign minister told al-jazeera the spanish government is disrespecting democratic rights the problem is this really doesn't want to talk about this they are denying any talks any dialogue on this subject matter i insist there is a demand in catalonia to vote not necessarily all of them to vote yes there is a huge there is a huge part that wants to vote yes but there's also a part of that wants to vote no they say there is no majority think that only for independence then the solution is very easy let the people vote and even no side wins we accept the result kurdish leaders in iraq are rejecting a demand from the government in baghdad to hand over control of border posts foreign ai

where in a trendy neighborhood of suburban adelaide in south australia and just through this garage door is a start up working on something but you might not expect and that's rocket science this is newman space it has these vacuum chambers that replicate space conditions and it's working on ways to convert space junk and other metals into rocket fuels and he hopes to one day help missions to mars. getting people back from us getting samples back from mars is difficult and challenging because you need a lot of fuel to get to mars and about the same amount of fuel to get back from laws so if you need to take the fuel with you to come back the first vehicle has to be huge it's really really really expensive if you can make the fuel there then you can take a much smaller vehicle refuel on mars and then come home neumann space plans to test their technology on a mission to the international space station in two years' time if it's successful it stands to benefit from an industry worth three hundred thirty billion dollars globally irish budget carrier ryanair has until friday is change i

has more now from adelaide industry heavyweights and space lovers converged on adelaide for this year's international astronautical congress the highlight of the event was without doubt space royalty entrepreneur and billionaire a long musk his long made it known he wants to make humans and interplanetary species to make sure we don't go the way of the dinosaurs now he says he'll start a colony on the red planet with the first human flights in twenty twenty four. for the base starting on one ship then most horse eps then circling off the city. then the city bigger. over time tom foreman was. making it so really a nice place to be. located martin to has plans to get humans to the red planet's it revealed more about its blueprints for a modest base camp that will orbit the moon and act as a launching pad for human missions to mars it believes he can have it operational in a decade in about five billion years give or take the sun will eventually be going to a red giant it will expand and devour the earth so at least in five billion years we need to have somewhere else now how much do you n

climbed into the arch of a four by four in the hills outside the south australian state capital adelaide when the driver finally heard its cries i'm called the fire brigade rescuers were amazed to find the terrified animal relatively on her despite the smell of burning far after two days of recovery the quality has now been released back into the wild . we have at the top stories now u.k. police are searching a residential address south west of london in connection with friday's explosion on an underground train that injured twenty nine people earlier they arrested an eighteen year old man in the port town of dover the main departure point for ships to the european mainland and barbour has more they haven't commented on who he was they haven't said whether they are actually imminently looking for any associates but on friday they did say that they were hunting for suspects using the period where. the feeling is that that the police now are acting as quickly as they can to find out if there were any people beyond the one person who planted the device or much and if there are any other mat

but there is that cold air waves coming in from the southwest so it's thirteen degrees there for adelaide and also for melbourne on the down side to across new zealand over the next few days more blustery streaming in we'll see temperatures struggling to get around twelve celsius in christchurch maybe a forty maybe a fifteen or sixteen there for all to the i think north island will see the best of any sunshine places say the sunshine will return to the korean peninsula as we go through the next couple days particularly into south korea but turning very wet with the risk of flooding for japan. the philippines is asia's largest catholic nation priests are treated like gods but the church has a dark secret when used investigate sexual misconduct inside the most powerful institution in the philippines at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello there i'm barbara sarah this is the news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes north korea threatens we cally ation as the security counts .

start the move from the goalkeeper and finish it off at the goalkeeper and finish it off at the adelaidetric. he has shown that again in belgrade. he is a terrific player. there are two british teams in european football action tonight. arsenal have already kicked off their match against bate borisov. theo walcott started. he opened the scoring in their ninth minute. he then could not believe his luck when he was handed a second of the night just 12 minutes later. rob holding has struck the first school offers arsenal career, he put them 3—0 up, but bate borisov have scored one, making it 3—1 at present. everton manager ronald koeman says he wants a site you have a revenge feeling after a woeful first match that saw them lose 3—0 at atalanta. now, the use of new technology in football has long been a major talking point and changes are on the way in english football with the introduction of technology. the fa are currently trialing video assistant referees — or vars — likely to be used in this season's fa cup. former premier league referre howard webb is now involved in looking at how va

heck of a trip in australia the marsupial crawled into the car just outside the southern city of adelaide she. then clung on to the axle for dear life as a driver travelled about sixteen kilometers once a stopped the driver to realize a koala was there when they heard the animals cries emergency crews rescued her she was a bit shaken up but has now been freed safe and sound. great join us again tomorrow at fifteen g.m.t. thank you very much for watching my friend. the sky what they should be no borders up here. only horizons. as an airline we don't believe in boundaries we believe in bringing people together the world's better that way. it is a right for all of us to go where we need to go to feel with things we want to feel . to see the people we want to see. that's why we'll continue to fly the skies providing you with everything we can and treating everyone how they deserve to be treated we do this because we know that travel goes beyond borders and prejudice all the travel teaches compassion the travel is a necessity. the travel is a right. remember that this world is a ball of ours t

this koala in the australian southern city of adelaide held on to the dear life to the axle of the movinguck behind the wheel ofa marsupial had stuck behind the wheel of a parked car which took off with her still inside. it was only when the driver heard the panicked cries of the inadvertence doorway that was called. i have never seen anything like that and it is absolutely incredible. she was crying a little bit, she was shaken. certainly in shock. i rushed straight way that. rescuers had to remove the wheel of the four—wheel drive— to free the animal. luckily, apart from some burnt fur, no real harm was done. after a period of rest she was taken far away from traffic and back to the trees. happy to put the brakes on her driving days. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: we'll have a special report on the most powerful atlantic ocean storm in recorded history and its impact on the caribbean islands which faced the brunt of hurricane irma. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. there are people a

it could mean thousands ofjobs are created in and around adelaide.tes which are being used for communications, gps services and the monitoring of everything from natrual disasters to crops. we will be going live to sydney. also, more than 700,000 people have now signed a petition calling for the ride—hailing app uber not to lose its licence in london. meanwhile london's mayor, sadiq khan, has told the bbc it's difficult to see how discussions with uber can be held at all given its aggressive stance over threatened legal action. the company says its keen to talk after the authorities said it's licence to operate would not be renewed because of concerns about public safety and security. that story continues. all of those in the other business stories in about... 13 minutes. that only have until the end of the month, don't they? that depends upon whether the licence runs on until the appeal process or not. thank you, sally. donald trump has become embroiled in a row with leading us sports stars after criticising american football players who refused to

of the reds goes by at the conclusion of that fight now a lot of those tweets directed at judge adelaide bird look at this one from boxing kingdom calling it the worst scorecard in the history of the sport it got more than one thousand six hundred tweets manny pacquiao took a somewhat sarcastic approach in this tweet asking if the judges were from australia that's a reference to his unanimous decision loss to australian geoff hoon back in july in brisbane sixteen thousand retreats and twenty five thousand likes for the pack man's tweets and then of course there is the conspiracy that the fight was designed it to end in a draw in order to arrange a lucrative rematch on the cinco de mayo weekend the traditional date for a big fight in vegas and the promoter of this fight golden boy suggested as much in this tweet it got a few hundred replies with a lot of obscene language that i won't show you here and here's the reaction of a veteran boxing commentator that has gone viral. music is a safeguard the same treasure i have all joys of it has been forty years of life and we're going off the way

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only one with plans to conquer the red planet industry heavyweights and space lovers converged on adelaide for this year's international astronautical congress the highlight of the event was without doubt space royalty entrepreneur and billionaire iran musk has long made it known he wants to make humans and interplanetary species to make sure we don't go the way of the dinosaurs now he says he'll start a colony on the red planet with the first human flights in twenty twenty four. for the base starting on one ship then horse ups then circling off the city then before city bigger. yeah and at the time tom foreman was. making a really nice place to be. lockheed martin to has plans to get humans to the red planet it revealed more about its blueprints for a mars base camp that will orbit the moon and act as a launching pad for human missions to mars it believes it can have it operational in a decade in about five billion years give or take the sun will eventually be going to a red giant it will expand and devour the earth so at least in five billion years we need to have somewhere else now how

fall adelaide will get up to around twenty three and that and he's twenty one and august but at least it will be try sunny warming up as we go on monday for alison of the warm up into the southeast and colder here as well melbourne getting up to seventeen celsius but that's not wet weather coming into southern parts of southeast and cold of queensland northern areas of new south wales rudi have you right over the next couple of days when it the right that's not a bad thing well now frank got into new zealand we got this band of clouds. for the tasman sea that will continue to make its way further east where it's something that's like a really wet day for the most part hopefully it will brighten up a little bit as we go on into monday with the west sunshine coming through but the sunshine of the moment seems to pass but we have got a little cloud coming in across the korean peninsula that will slowly but surely make its way further east for monday. morning six continents across the. aisle just here is corresponding sleeping bring the stories they tell me i haven't quite done nothing bu

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this koala in the southern australian city of adelaide held on for dear life to the axle of the movingehind the wheel of a parked car, which took off with her still inside. it was only when the driver heard the panicked cries of the inadvertent stowaway that it was discovered. i have never seen anything like that and it is absolutely incredible. she was crying a little bit, she was shaken. certainly in shock. but i rushed her straight to the vet. rescuers had to remove the wheel of the four—wheel drive to free the animal. luckily, apart from some burnt fur, no real harm was done. after a period of rest, she was taken far away from traffic and back to the trees. happy to put the brakes on her driving days. and china is a country that is advancing at an extraordinary pace. but it seems some people in the country have discovered a way to combine the past with the future. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. # oh, oh, oh, oh... # oh, oh, oh, oh # everybody was kung fu fighting # those kicks were fast as lightning...# it is an ancient martial art. a study that requires patience and discipline. bu

it's believed the marsupial crawled into the wheelwell when the car was parked in the adelaide hills under the car and called the koala rescue hotline. incredibly, the koala was unharmed. she was crying a little bit, she was a little bit shaken. she was certainly in shock, but i rushed her straight to the vet. i've never seen anything like that and it was absolutely incredible. thank goodness the animal was ok. don't forget, you can get in touch with me. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. police are investigating whether one more person was involved in the parsons green bomb attack after an 18—year—old man was arrested in the departure area at the port of dover. at this stage we are keeping an open mind if more than one person is responsible for the attack. we are still pursuing lines of enquiry at great pace. detectives have been searching house in sunbury on thames in connection with the attack. police have told residents of surrounding properties who were evacuated they may return home. four people have died in a crash on the m5 motorway in south gloucestershire. a lorry went thro

looking to study them brits been at around twenty degrees celsius similar temperature there too for adelaide not too bad in melbourne at around seventeen degrees further west temperatures picking up in perth at twenty two but looking fine for central pass. on counting the cost of the world's fastest growing startup created a new virtual labor market but can that business model clear the regulation roadblocks ahead of us the fact as a player as oil prices enter a bull market counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back here with al-jazeera live from doha your headlines supporters of catalonia is vote on secession from spain occupying schools that will act as polling stations the central government in the trade says the poll is illegal and it will deploy police to block the ballot. iraq is coordinating with iran and turkey to take over control of borders managed by the kurdish regional government and its leaders have refused to handle the responsibility for border crossings after monday's secession referendum. the united nations has agreed to start an independent investigation in

eastwards and that's going to bring down the temperatures as we head through the next couple of days so adelaide then on sunday we should get to around twenty three degrees but as we head through into monday the temperatures will drop no higher than around nineteen and that cooler air will then spread across the rest of southeastern australia further west though fine and settle for it in perth for the top temperature of twenty three now over towards new zealand got one system that's pulling away from us but plenty more cloud and rain working its way across as very wet and windy at times during the day on sunday and then gradually as we head through into monday things will slowly begin to improve and there will be some slightly dry our karma breaks in the weather now bit further towards the north of course here we've got our storm that is rattling its way across parts of japan so expect to see some flooding and some damaging gusts as well fortunately this storm is marching through pretty quickly so by the time we get to monday it's over the northern parts of japan here and that's where we see the

thirty three degrees celsius elsewhere would getting up to around seventeen for melbourne and for adelaide the cloud and the rain that a slot across the good parts of tasmania easing down towards new zealand i think new zealand generally not doing too badly thirteen souses there for christ as the weather not too far as way as we go through thursday on into friday starts to creep a little further east was maybe seeing a little bit of wet weather just making its way into north island by this stage plenty weather meanwhile into japan at least as we go through thursday but tell you dry and fine for friday. determined to live life to the full. i have very limited sight five percent but i can distinguish objects big and small and realize their ambitions but also when i was hungry but also afraid because i'm married to love and i still love the long today. follows for inspiring people in istanbul as they seek to prove that seeing isn't everything at this time. this is al-jazeera.

temperatures in melbourne picked up the degrees a chilly fifty eight celsius with that blustery wind for adelaide will get up to around twenty three in perth not too bad on the twenty one and august but at least it will be try and sunny warming up as we go on monday for alison of the warm up into the southeast and colder here as well melbourne getting up to seventeen celsius but weather coming into southern parts of southeastern corner of queensland northern areas of new south wales really heavy rain over the next couple of days we need the right that's not a bad thing all of our friend going into new zealand we've got this band of cloud moving through the tasman sea that will continue to make its way further east where it's something like a really wet day for the most part hopefully it will brighten up a little bit as we go on into monday in the west sunshine coming through but the sunshine of the moment seems to pass but we have got a little more cloud coming in across the korean peninsula that will slowly but surely make its way further east for monday. one of the really special things about w

that streak is just revealed itself to be something of a cult from yes turned around behind it and adelaide dropped down to sixteen but ahead of it that could end up being record warmth considering the time of year. for the nomadic jock outright survival is about reaching their destination if we don't hurry never be able to. follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. dangerous the ice is as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life living here sometimes luser cattle there with cold or because of the storm risking you don't mongolia at this time on al-jazeera. again let's take a moment to remind you of our top stories this hour on al-jazeera three members of the israeli security forces have been killed and one injured in a shooting at a jewish settlement in the occupied west bank the palestinian gunman was shot dead . hundreds of kurds have celebrated the end of a controversial independence vote in iraq the pro secession campaign is expected to win comfortably. russia china and the u.s. appear to be reacting to word that north korea is ramping up its defenses russi

thirty three degrees celsius elsewhere would getting up to around seventeen for melbourne and for adelaide the cloud and the rain that a slot across a good parts of tasmania easing down towards new zealand i think new zealand generally not doing too badly thirteen souses there for christ as the weather not too far as way as we go through thursday on into friday starting to creep a little further east was maybe seeing a little bit of wet weather just making its way into north island by this stage plenty weather meanwhile into japan at least as we go through thursday but tell you dry and fine for friday. in the aftermath of civil war peace and reconciliation i remember seeing me up sense of justice. people in power chilling testimonies of atrocities suggesting before to have failed to the full and proper investigation that could help heal the resentment inflicted by conflict. partial justice at this time. for reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera results from the controversial kurdish referendum in northern iraq show ninety two percent voted in favor of secession baghdad is calling on th

states and russia have major differences on who was behind her wrist sick chemical invalid in the adelaide province and i understand there is no reason why you should give more credence to the russian version down to the american one and i'm not asking you to do that but i wonder if just in general if you find it a proper id to sound cruise missiles anywhere without a u.n. mandate or a proper investigation would it be if russia china iran or any other country did so relying only on its intelligence sources and refusing to provide died added ns to the rest of the world well i think the way you have to look at is that had we gone to the united nations security council you have countries that clearly support rogue regimes around the world if we had taken it to a united nations security council vote where we had requested to take action undoubtedly both russia and china would have vetoed it come monday that applies to every country that sits on the security council so next time china has some issue in the south china sea or russia has some issues in ukraine and it feels that it cannot get supp

mm the rain likely at least on the south coast is stretching through the bite is trying to reach adelaide i'm not sure actually get there so quite well but twenty three the cloud increasing on wednesday twenty one in melbourne and twenty six in breeze been so pleasant looking because spring here but the last went through that part of australia the southeast corner has been quite active now and it's sticking to this division between north and south island so the rain obviously going to be on the northern side of the frontal system and is there most likely all of tuesday making a rather wet and windy day in oakland little bit better in christchurch less of both the rain and the wind in the sun doesn't do much for temps any. church come wednesday but all clint ought to be just out in the sunshine at sixteen but there's still rain running through north island as you can see and talking of rain just briefly these last few seconds exceedingly wet recently in shanghai and you can see the forecast on tuesday keeps the rain not far away. for the nomadic tribe. never been able to. follow the mongol

melbourne more cloud there working its way towards us that's going to bring a change in temperatures for adelaide from twenty three down to nineteen as we head through into monday over towards new zealand pretty unsettled here at the moment lots of heavy rain systems pushing its way northward is going to be way. on counting the cost how apple's i phone economics make it the most profitable company in the world. how the j. trade is influencing the prices in myanmar. plus one hundred days of the gulf crisis we look at how the economy is very. counting the cost at this time on i just did i'm. ok. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now north korea has released pictures of its most recent missile test that was tic missile was launched over the japanese island of a cato on friday both korea says it's part of a plan to achieve military equilibrium with the united states. bangladesh has accused me and mar ever heatedly violating its airspace further straining relations damaged by the ongoing wreckage or crisis in mars' the military has been accused of attacking right and just ci