brand that was australia's car. , , ., australia's car.hing built into aussies and - australia's car. get something built into aussies and it's - australia's car. get something built into aussies and it's now| built into aussies and it's now thing and i don't think we will ever give it up easily. do thing and i don't think we will ever give it up easily.- ever give it up easily. do you see yourself— ever give it up easily. do you see yourself driving - ever give it up easily. do you see yourself driving an - see yourself driving an electric vehicle?- see yourself driving an electric vehicle? no. ithink i'll be pushed _ electric vehicle? no. ithink i'll be pushed in _ electric vehicle? no. ithink i'll be pushed in that - i'll be pushed in that direction but for as long as we can get petrol to put on these vehicles, i think they will never leave our black tar. despite an affectionate perpetual and diesel, the popularity of electric vehicles in australia is surging. prices are coming down and sales last year doubled compared to 2022. australi

go back to australia. there is historian known from lbourne now in his 90's. he is terrific. he wrote a really impressive book years ago called "the ca uses of war." he examined the last 400 years of war and whatheir causes were, really interrogated that well as what about piece to break out. there is no such thing as an accidental war. u don't proke china -- you don't accidentally stumblento a war just beuse we are giving ourselves a defensive capability designed to aually deter a war. we do not want to talk oselves into the kind of fraudulent arguments vladimir putin used to some effect where shwas saying this is about nato, even though nato has been around for decades and never fought an offensive war in its history. i am going into ukraine because of nato. that is fraudulent. if we had done more to shore up the defenses of ukraine in advance i don't think we'd be in the situation right now. >> i have been studying china all my life. i started studying chinese at the end of the cultural revolution, which begins to put a date on me. it's the marxist-leninist pty and marxist

and australia.apability capacity that we talked about earlier is so important to being able to deter ourdversary and fight when we need to fig. in our case, i hav4000 teammates and australia, a little under 5000 in the u.k. why wouldn't i want t make and take advantage of all of that capacity and capability around the world to innovate the next generation of products? and we have great examples of that, so that is where it all star. beginning part of it is ting advantage of diversity of talent arnd the world to innovate, and then when we feel those products, the fact that we have innovad together allows us to actually work together better when the fht happens, the focus is on architectura principles like interoperability, modularity. it allows us to communicate better and fight togetheretter . back to my point around how you really want to fig and in the long tail of all of this, working together around the world with the geograph diversity allows us in the sustainment world, keeping thin flying and

if we look more globally over to australia on the eve of australia on the eve of australia day , theonal day marks the anniversary of the british settlement in australia, where the british explorer captain james cook charted australia's eastern coast in 1770. last night two statues were vandalised . one of captain were vandalised. one of captain cook himself, which was were vandalised. one of captain cook himself , which was sawn off cook himself, which was sawn off at the ankles and one of queen victoria, which was doused in red paint. these acts of vandalism hit the history of australia, which was made clear by graffiti which read the by some graffiti which read the colony will fall . so is this the colony will fall. so is this the end of the celebration and commemoration of australia's modern history ? are we all now modern history? are we all now to forget our pasts with me to discuss this is the founder and editor of aspects of history, oliver webb carter and the former australian high commissioner george brandis. although let me bring you in first on the victorian albert, becau

host: australia is madnessary is overall defense budget appears to be shrinking. how do you make sure that aukus does not crowd out other defense investments in innovations? >> the government back home is been mindful of how do you incorporate this massive multi-ndred billion dollar investment in becoming a country whiccan produce its own service and maintenance, its own nuclear powered submarines while doing the rest of what we ne to do inerms of our overall capabilities set. it is for those reasons the austrian government recently coucted what is called the fense strategic review, which is a complete re-examination of all of the capabilities we have within navy, air force, ay, and therefore there will be some changes in the overall capability said ich will favor strongly navy and air force. secondly you are going to see creased defense outlays, well above 2% of gdp. whereas i cannot hear say in three years time it will be x, y, z. it is heading north, not south, the simple reason that all these capabilities cause money. we are confident that in australia there i

now australia, korea , if they meet , i see australia as a more cohesive team . in my opinion, that style of play is a really dangerous rival of the australian team . let's go to the game between tajikistan and the uae. maybe no one thought about tajikistan that there would be any other than the top eight teams, so far as i'm concerned, they seem to win the championship and it 's easier for them. because they are not stressed, there is no pressure on them and their work it is easier and i think that people are really happy to have come so far. these teams are winning, we must finally put our effort in and not fall behind this carelessness. these teams will reach us and i hope that we will win the next game in rome , god willing. it is a difficult game . i will also say about the tajik team, for example, with the player that mr. vahdat hananov or their other player, whose name i don't remember, everyone said. tajikistan, why today vahdat hananov played a very acceptable game, scored a goal and a penalty zed in the penalty shootouts are now the same players whose n

australia. i see a more cohesive team, yes, because you are a team after all he plays european style because he played with european teams for several years . in my opinion, he is a really dangerous opponent of the australian team. and let's go to the match between tajikistan and the uae , maybe nobody thought about tajikistan being in the top 8. so far , they seem to win the championship . it is easier for them because they are not stressed , there is no pressure on them, and their work is easier, and so far. when he came , i think that his people really have no history of enjoying themselves. let's see this team kill us, but now it has become saud and god willing, how far will it rise? taji, who seems a little inexperienced, seems like, for example, after one goal, you miss a lot of goals, for example, two or three empty nets, losing two or three balls, which was, for example, you, it was definitely a goal, no , after all, a big team, when if he wants to play like a great team, he must have gr

australia no longer has a mass car—making industry. when we lost that, we lost the capability to produce an ev for our environment and climate. we are an input economy without the ability to make vehicles customised for us. proposed new fuel efficiency standards in australia aim to limit pollution from cars and should increase the supply of lower emitting and electric vehicles. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. while the battle between evs and petrol cars continue, there is a battle brewing in india. it is of the butter chicken. a business correspondent has the details for us. who exactly has beef with chicken?— beef with chicken? well, this is essentially _ beef with chicken? well, this is essentially an _ beef with chicken? well, this is essentially an intellectual. is essentially an intellectual property law suit that has been brought on by one of delhi's oldest establishments. they have this new and upcoming chicken that is essentially saying it was the founder in the invented butter chicken when they came in from pakistan into dehli.

friends , referring to the deep aquifer of australia, this deep aquifer is 22% of the area of ​​australiat we should be aware that the salinity of the water in this watershed is 1,000 to 3,000 nuclear units. according to their own words, according to their own documents, this water that friends are bringing now in sistan has 40,000 to 50,000 units of salinity. the water is saltier than the water of the persian gulf and the sea of ​​oman . this water cannot be used at all. in the discussion , for example, we have an aquifer. in saudi arabia , we have an aquifer called disi. this aquifer is high in radium. it is a radioactive substance. now, it is high. with all the trouble. to reach that level of exploitation , but only saudi arabia has been able to use this water for 10 years, which means that after 10 years, you will see the pictures and the fields will dry up, and saudi arabia, which thought it could become a wheat exporter , is now the largest importer of wheat. nubin aquifer i think that our colleague and friend mr. nubin mentioned this nubin water tank, its quality is so good that yo

around 75% of new cars sold in australia these days are utes and suvs.er, more expensive to run and higher polluting vehicles in really high numbers. that has a lot of problems for our streets and cities as well as for our hip pockets and for our climate. for enthusiasts, a powerful petrol engine is a thing of beauty. the lions pride holden car club in sydney celebrates an iconic brand that was austra. —— the australian car. it isjust something that is bred into aussies and it is our thing and i don't think we'll ever give it up easily. what about evs could you ever see yourself driving an electric vehicle? no. i don't think so. but for as long as we can get petrol to put in these vehicles, i think they will never, ever leave our black tar. despite an affection for petrol and diesel, the popularity of electric vehicles in australia has surged. prices have fallen and sales last year doubled compared to 2022. australia, though, is still in the slow lane compared to other countries, but steady progress is being made. the downside is they do use a bit of fue

in australia since the 2018 australian open.. novak is unbelievable, and what he has done for the sport is pretty special, so it feels surreal, it feels amazing, i'm happy to do it here in perth and in australia. emma raducanu has been given direct entry to the australian open later this month it was thought she'd have to qualify — but following a series of injury withdrawals, the former us open champion been included in the main draw. she is currently playing at the auckland classic, and will take on second seed elina svitolina on thursday. another player on the comeback trail is naomi osaka, but the four—time grand slam champion is out of the brisbane international. in a really high quality match — she took the first set against former world number one karolina pliskova, but the czech fought back to take the next two to set up a clash with third seed, jelena ostapenko, in the last 16. and it was a comfortable start for world number one aryna sabalenka in her opening match of the season in brisbane — she tookjust 58 minutes to

>> welcome to daybreak: australia. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. >> and i am yvonne in hong kong. happy new year. the top stories, japan's northwest hit by dozens of aftershocks after a powerful earthquake brings down buildings , triggering a tsunami and killing at least four people. haidi: iran sends a worship to the red sea after who the rebel boats were destroyed. yvonne: higher borrowing costs taking some heat out of australia's housing market with price growth cooling further in december. haidi: that is one of the elements we are watching in terms of how property developers , construction related companies traded today as we get into the new year. happy new year to all viewers. the bank of australia december manufacturing pmi will be one of the things we are watching in terms of the rating to get started this year. we are seeing a further deterioration of conditions. the rating for december, falling to 47.6, worsening from 47.8. the composite number we are waiting for as well as taking a look at what that ser

the continue the momentum he started to build here in australia.— build here in australia. australia. the timing is not great because _ build here in australia. the timing is not great because of— build here in australia. the timing is not great because of the - is not great because of the australian open being just around the corner, but it is hard not to overreact to each and every medical bulletin that comes from rafa nadal�*s camp, particularly in what could be his final year. nadal's camp, particularly in what could be his finalyear._ nadal's camp, particularly in what could be his finalyear. everyone is holdin: could be his finalyear. everyone is holding their— could be his finalyear. everyone is holding their breath, _ could be his finalyear. everyone is holding their breath, and - could be his finalyear. everyone is holding their breath, and i'm - could be his finalyear. everyone is holding their breath, and i'm sure | holding their breath, and i'm sure nadal was too, because he knows that he is really only one relatively serious injury away from his career ending,

analogy, and my question now is, is australia really a secret ? the information of these wells and in fact the monopolization of exploration and exploitation in a particular institution was able to achieve this method of exploiting these waters and was able to actually maintain its stability or even allowed it. even the private operator has had these wells for a while, he has allowed different states that are zainaf to have access to his information . we must comply with two components, one must be renewable, and the second must be reserves do not touch the strategic, that is, whether in alluvial aquifers or in the so-called productive aquifers. it is difficult to maintain those strategic reserves and that condition of appeasement. well, in the deep water issue, the problems we have are that you cannot do sustainable development based on deep water. see, friends , give examples from different countries. i will provide detailed information in the following, if there is a chance , from australia and saudi arabia, which are many of these so-called co

should the like australia? the uk be more like australia?l go live to sydney and discuss how they plan to ease their housing crisis . okay, their housing crisis. okay, well, i'll tell you a little bit about it. it's doing something that we should be doing over here, which is putting the focus on this is patrick on immigration. this is patrick christys tonight only news on gb news the people's channel, britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> this is patrick christys tonight , >> this is patrick christys tonight, only on gb news. it's time now for head to head . so time now for head to head. so the australian government have announced that they will be cracking down on immigration to tackle their housing crisis. this comes . as experts reveal it this comes. as experts reveal it will control rising housing costs as average rents in the country have risen by 14% in the past year alone. does this sound familiar? anyone who was here in the according the ons the uk, according to the ons figures, immigration hit a record . 745,000 in the

australia was the first team to reach the quarter-finals of the asian nations cup .this tournament hosted by doha qatar will be held today in the first match of australia's round of 16. indonesia went the same distance and won against the opponent with four goals at the end of australia and became the first team to reach the quarter final stage. in today's other match , tajikistan and uae will face each other at 1930 minutes. tajikistan and uae are the second teams of the first and third groups. becoming a neighborhood but from the saudi media's accusations against korean photographers to qatar's record breaking hosting of asian nations in the sidelines of the 18th cup. saudis accuse korean photographers of two days the teams of saudi arabia and south korea are going to compete in the qualifying stage of the nations cup. in the last training of saudi arabia, which was attended by the media , a korean photographer was present, so much so that the saudi media accused them of spying, while the saudi players were also suspecting this and even facing the camera of one of

it was australia's third clean sheet in four matches. tajikistan in the 95th minute — khalifa al hammadi the scorer. extra time failed to break the deadlock, but tajikistan who had the advantage. alisher shukurov with the winner from the spot. they'll play iraq orjordan in the next round. today was very difficult. and don't forget, we get in the 94 minutes as 1—1 normal mental, you are breaking down, but we are coming still back and hold it and i must make the players a big compliment that we fight and on the penalties. be honestly sure your team is the best player for me because he saved this penalty. but it's not the first time. jannik sinner says he's ready for all the pressure and expectation that comes with being a grand slam tennis champion. he staged an incredible comeback to win the australian open on sunday, beating daniil medvedev in the final in melbourne. it was another bitter experience for medvedev, who also blew a two—set lead against rafael nadal in the 2022 final. sinner is the first italian ever to win the trophy and th

australia finishing the day 6 for none in reply.says he would be open to playing in a tournament backed by liv golf if it was similar to cricket�*s indian premier league. that would be a remarkable turn of events, wouldn�*t it? you can read all about it on the bbc sport website. but that�*s all the sport for now. thank you. some breaking news now, and a 15—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder over the death of 16—year—old harry pitman in primrose hill in north london, on new year�*s eve. an 18—year—old man�*s also been arrested on suspicion of affray. harry pitman, from haringey, was attacked at around 23:40 on sunday after what police described as "an altercation" as crowds gathered to watch the new years fireworks display. yesterday a 16—year—old was arrested and then released pending further inquiries. let�*s just remind you of this developing story, as we�*ve been hearing, state media in iran is reporting that at least 103 people have been killed and around 170 injured in two explosions near the tomb of the iran

wants to make australia better prepared. will be welcomed. mr albanese has also announced a multi—million dollar package to help people in the northern state of queensland clear up after devastating storms there, so certainly in the last 2a hours or so, we have had record—breaking rainfall in the south—eastern state of victoria and also today, warnings of severe thunderstorms, intense rain and the possibility of flash flooding in queensland. so australia, in many ways, is a land well used to nature's extremes, but there is a growing concern that global warming is making these extremes more common and more intense. the company behind the latest american mission to soft—land on the moon has said the planned touch down may not happen. our science correspondent jonathan amos has more. the outlook is very poor today. they have been trying to on get top of this propulsion leak. what seems to be happening is it's losing propellant and as it does so, that is creating a force which is moving the spacecraft out of alignment, which mea

and, of course, australia doesn't have — australia follows royal family's closely, what is the generalia around this?— conversation in australia aroundthis? , ., , , around this? generally, people are ruite around this? generally, people are quite fascinated, _ around this? generally, people are quite fascinated, they i around this? generally, people are quite fascinated, they may| are quite fascinated, they may be slightly bemused as well, but also very proud because they think as we all recognise, mary donaldson, she became, the crown princess of denmark and is about to become the queen, has done a wonderfuljob and has done a wonderfuljob and has really made the most of the opportunity, i suppose, has really made the most of the opportunity, isuppose, but also, as you mentioned earlier, for the crown prince, she has clearly been a really good support and together they just seem to make up a great team, soi seem to make up a great team, so i think in australia we're very proud, we are fascinated, and there are a lot of celebrations here as well and certainly a lot of attention around

the targeting australia and for targeting australians. _ targeting australians. the first to face this punishment is _ targeting australians. the first to i face this punishment is 33-year-old face this punishment is 33—year—old russian man alexander, authorities say he is part of a large infamous russian criminal gang which has been linked to other cyber attacks across europe, the uk and the us. australia's cyber security minister has vowed to find others involved in these kind of attacks.— these kind of attacks. these people are cowards — these kind of attacks. these people are cowards and _ these kind of attacks. these people are cowards and they _ these kind of attacks. these people are cowards and they are _ these kind of attacks. these people are cowards and they are some - these kind of attacks. these people i are cowards and they are some bags. they hide _ are cowards and they are some bags. they hide behind technology, and today— they hide behind technology, and today the — they hide behind technology, and today the australian go

, and australia was not very strong. the answer remains, let's go see a report and come back we will continue the discussion, from the carpet panel to the football federation to the karikhani lis nobri in the package of the donations of the people of asia. qatar prepared this carpet for the football federation of mohammad shakri from varzane city of isfahan province in 3 months . english brandford club praises saman qudous. the iranian star of this club performed brilliantly in the match against palestine with two assists, 92% correct passes and 100 successful dribbles. an interesting reading by an iranian expert for an omani expert in support of the national team. lis nobri, a former player of the police pass and press teams, spoke to omani ahmed mowas in the studio. the analysis of the iran-palestine game had a lot of reflection in the virtual space. iran will become a champion, god knows that it is right, thanks to the kindness of the wise children, iran will become a champion and the claimants of the lives of the asi

it has had to australia.g up a disaster relief force. that is to help relieve a military overstretched by regular natural disasters. towns in the country's southeast are evacuated due to flooding for the residents in low—lying parts of the courier have been told it is too late to leave as floodwaters rise following record—breaking rains. we talk a lot about parts of australia dealing with various extreme weather events stop talk us through what the government is recommending. we have government is recommending. - have heard in the last two hours from anthony albanese, he is the australian prime minister, and he is considering setting up a reserve force to help respond to natural disasters to ease the burden on the australian military. last year there was a review of australia's military capabilities and that that the military�*s job to respond to natural disasters was taking it away from its core objective of defending the country. so anthony albanese he is suggesting that a permanent force could be on standb

when we talk about australia, that it evaded the decision after ... this disaster, then in fact, later determination of the causes of this disaster and there were no technical problems with these helicopters, to be honest, so in any case this helicopter, despite certain nuances with operation, is a good enough machine, australia adopted the decision to replace them with blakehawks, with the american one, and now 45. machines are in a state of disposal, but in fact this disposal is such a gradual process, it is not about destroying these machines, these helicopters can theoretically to replace machines like the mi-8 helicopters there, which we are well familiar with, now the diaspora in australia is advocating their transfer to ukraine, the ambassador of ukraine in australia also seems to have appealed to this country so that this... process was, well, entered into the context of the possible transfer of these helicopters to ukraine, so i think that we are actually only at the beginning of this story, and the question of the destruction of these helicopters there in australia is not qui

australia struggles to roceed the air. australia struggles to proceed citizens _ the air.alia struggles to proceed citizens to choose i proceed citizens to choose green vehicles over gas guzzling alternatives. hello and welcome to asia business report. i am steve life. the federal aviation administration in the us as it will not allow boeing to expand production of the 737 max strus. almost 200 jets have been grounded after a cabin panel who are on a plane while in the air. the faa did however say the max nine, the plane involved, could return to service after inspections. noted ellyse has it been given the go—ahead to get its plans backin the go—ahead to get its plans back in the air. this is after the boeing boss faced questions from us lawmakers over that midair incident as aaron bilimoria explains. the boss of boeing david cowherd said he understood the seriousness of the safety questions facing the company as he was on his way to meet with us senators wednesday.— meet with us senators wednesday. meet with us senators wednesda . ~ ,

as in australia, when leim young soon approach, they suburban korean church in 1996. it was more than happy to sponsor him for a poem and their residents res. so, and i most certainly got to do ok off the self send contents has cleared and you've only got it will do to, to tell us, hang over head to the couple se, helping civilly to sidney, even finding this house for him to by name paying more than a $100000.00 for it in 1988. but they say they became alarmed when he begun to exhort is po, physically condemned. we'll send them to the mountain literally between the highest . also the. com is on the what is so cool. most of the you guys you have just started to hear. so tell me about how to discharge your salary. as soon as these permanent residency came through, the less the church, the couple say they were great hoping he could get out of here with him with the model. and i'm going to go to the best spot, joe. so back in korea, by the end of 1999 pumpkin crew was out of prison, unexplored, and relate back in the social welfare business to own there, you'll be allowed

after establishing a family church in 1995 parks to help a family company in australia, the direct is work himself, his wife leaving son soon her impossible him see stuff and the means to marry to former brother. so i'm directed to joan chung a new sunday little alex, meaning just a few months later, the company, both these goals, driving range and sports complex for $1400000.00 in the to go for the actual time to tell you about your toy. and so you can do the packing, the certificates outside of the pool party fusion, do they shut down people to talk to me? and according to these 2003 accounts, see from one approx pusan, wolfy st. his funds continue to flow to the family in australia including to buy a car for more than $40000.00 on a boat for almost $35000.00. but no, it seems to pay employees who uses dmo. now living back and do some nimble, kuhn had been an inmate at the brother's home before being shipped out to a strayer on non work visit visas and put to work and legally up to families driving range. he says you work from don't until after midnight, 6 days a week, only to be be

his funds continue to flow to the family in australia, including to buy cars for more than $40000.00 on a boat for almost $35000.00. but no, it seems to pay employees who uses gm of now living back into sun nimble, including had been an inmate at the brothers home before being shipped out to a strayer, on non work visit visas and put to work and legally up to families driving range he says you work from don't until after midnight, 6 days a week, only to be beaten by park when he visited from korea forfeitures for the for the my home with the all the they're both doors. what was the was a monte, which of on the phone and work it claims he was promised to be paid because he only ever received a $160.00 goldens payment to for the month to have the full nobody can lose the rest of the have to all in 2014 parks cleaning ways would back in the spot like in korea. she and the son parks on chrome were charged with embezzling money from the snow abandoned social welfare center in the san his son was convicted and sentenced to 3 years in jail. because puck now had to make sure these charges we

we tracked down one of them here in australia recently. 6 6 celebrated by the silver screen government as a refuge to the homeless, the high moves of the new tories brothers own, consumed to test, read and criminality. operating during the 19 seventy's and ninety's under a government policy to read the streets of vagrants, the more people it took in the more money it would proceed accused by survivors of keeping up. a legal confinement at the pinnacle of the brothers home was a church here, its head, foam and military men puck and couldn't help so cold people's trials with those who tried to escape most loosely beaches. one of them was li chase chic orlando. so the other call to the local as an apology type of where i tell you got turned in on for me for this, for, for, for what was that asked me about 900. there's any problems. i know it was someone that contact customer attachments and the losers are huge because of the at the end of the beatings puts brother renewal the me young soon to is both the director of the home and usually ordained pasta would take colors uh, according to su

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he has, in australia. _ he doing the right? he has, in australia, we _ he doing the right?o _ he doing the right? he has, in australia, we like to say - australia, we like to say something is rusted on — his baseis something is rusted on — his base is welded onto him. most republicans believe the election was stolen and joe biden is an illegitimate president and most republicans believe donald trump is the leader and they want to see him when again. and to deliver on the america first agenda that he covered with and that he so effectively. his opponents have been unable to take him out of the race and to do that you had to confront him frontally and just say "we need to turn the page, we need to turn the page, he is unfit for office." but his basis so strong when you attack donald trump, you are attacking his voters. and they would switch their allegiance. the republican party is happy to have trump back and is showing his power in doing so. four years ago somebody had told you this is where we would be out now, would you have been surprised? i be out now, would you have be

fire ants have come across to australia about 20 years ago from the united states and fortunately australiaocols, to stop new invasive species coming in, but also dealing with some of these invasive species when they come. there has been a effort over about 20 years which has limited their spreads by comparison in the united states, we have seen them at moving to read about a0 or a5 kilometres per year, up from the south. in china they moved about 80 kilometres per year. in australia, we have kept their spread to about four or five kilometres per year because of the government efforts. they are getting into more and more areas and with the floods, the fire ants are more active after the wet weather and the can form incredible rafts. we have not seen this behaviour before in australia. there is evidence of it happening in the us but it is part of their natural way to survive when the floodwaters come, no means they can move into new areas quickly. that is all we are concerned about. th all we are concerned about. in the introduction, i said they can be fatal to humans. what happens if you ge

australia day. chance to reflect on everything we have achieved as a nation, what we have created, built and learned through all the ups and downs of our journey. our history, the great challenges we have faced, the profound opportunities we have seized, the great trials we have endured together, everything that has made us who we are as a people, as a nation. however, aboriginal people and local activists call this holiday invasion day. in melbourne, for example, there is a traditional street parade for the first time. was canceled out of respect for the indigenous population, and many institutions and companies in the country even allowed employees to work on australia day, but despite all criticism, there are also numerous public events, such as this large fireworks concert near the sydney opera house, very close to where the first ship of the british colonialists once landed. an increase in the number of giant pandas has been reported in china. in the wild over the past three decades, to date th

de foreitn australia and the region? de: foreign minister is australia and the region?at if tuvalu decides it wants to switch australia will not stand in the way of that. really most countries do recognise china. this is not something that would be ground—breaking. the worry is not about the switch itself, the worry is about what follows the switch. and whether that recognition of china will start to affect the security of the region. for example, police training, which is normally done regionally and there is a very tight way of responding to crisis. port access, telecommunications access, maritime security, these are all issues that australia, united states, many traditional allies, if the switch happens will be watching very carefully to ensure their own but also the region security is not destabilised by the change of recognition. lotte destabilised by the change of recognition.— recognition. we will be watching _ recognition. we will be watching closely. - joe lewis, the former tottenham hotspur owner, has pleaded guilty to insider trading and conspiracy in a manha

all of them scored goals except for australia. australia was not very strong. hindus won with a result of 2-0. all this tells us that we are dealing with a really special community of nations and it is worth watching and analyzing very well. the first round of the nations cup group games will end tomorrow , as i said, let's take a look at what will be the games that will be held tomorrow, tuesday, from group f, according to the schedule from 6:00 p.m. thailand and kyrgyzstan. they will face each other in abdullah bin khalifa stadium . this is the second experience of kyrgyz from kyrgyzstan to participate in the world cup. last time, as one of the four third teams, they were able to reach the final stage of the 2019 uae championship, but in that stage they lost and were eliminated. against thailand for the seventh time in the nations cup. but there is another game. it will be in the same group and the game of saudi arabia, one of the contenders for the cup, will face oman at 9:00 pm . saudis are participating in the nations cup for the 11th time and with three c

plenty more to come on daybreak australia.his is bloomberg. ♪ you've got all kinds of bright ideas, that your customers need to know about. constant contact makes it easy. with everything from managing your social posts, and events, to email and sms marketing. constant contact delivers all the tools you need to help your business grow. get started today at constantcontact.com constant contact. helping the small stand tall. annabelle: you are watching daybreak australia. the latest in geopolitics now. a report says israel has offered a two month pause in fighting in gaza in return for the release of all hostages led by hamas. axios quotes on named israeli officials saying the pozo has been presented through qatari and egyptian officials paired prime minister netanyahu said israel had what he called an initiative aimed at freeing hostages without giving details. the u.s. and uk's say airstrikes have hit eight more houthi targets in yemen as the group continues to disrupt commercial shipping in the red sea. the latest in a series

the national team of our country previously lost 69/60 to australia in the group stage. to be. at the end of this competition, the champion team will qualify for the paris 2024 paralympic games. table tennis tournament, turkish contender, three colorful medals for the representatives of our country. in this tournament, hosted by turkey, faraz shakiba won the gold medal in the final match of the under-15 age group by defeating opponents from the host country. kiba has already competed in less than 13 years won silver in the under 19 age group , amir mehdi khazuri got silver and aria nasiri got bronze, the gitti pasand futsal team got closer to the championship with the victory against safir gahdaman. khashawarz's students need only four points from the remaining six games to secure the championship. in the 20th week of the premier futsal league, biti pasand defeated safir 4:3 in tehran. with this win, keshavarz's students scored 58 points and almost secured their championship. our children are influenced by the name and the conditions of the old team. our focus is completely on

you saw that australia won its first match against india by 2 nil and syria also won against uzbekistan. it drew without a goal, but from the same group, uzbekistan, india will go to the distance from 18:00 at the ahmad ben ali stadium. in the ranking table, australia will sit with 3 points and if it wins tomorrow's match, it will advance to the round of 16 of this tournament . it determines syria and uzbekistan with a scoreless india in the second places respectively. they are up to the fourth. the last match tomorrow will be held from group c, the same group that our team is in the palestinian and uae teams will play against each other at the al-janoob stadium from 9:00 p.m. on thursday . in the table of this group, iran and the uae both have 3 points and due to relegation. the first team and the teams of hong kong and palestine are ranked third and fourth without points. we are at your service to see a report and continue the program. the practice of the national football team continued today and the students of amir gholnai did a lively practice. we had a friendly game with them, a

australia also beat indonesia with four goals . indonesia's defender wail good and sutar scored australia's goals. australia will face the winner of the match between saudi arabia and south korea in the next stage. but news about football in europe first. barcelona placed third. samuel lino momfis de papa scored the goals of atlético in this game. valencia remained in eighth place with 32 points. in other games , bilbao stopped with a goalless draw against cadiz and remained in fifth place with 42 points. the match between sevilla and osasuna was a draw. in the last match of this week, khatafeh and granada will meet tonight. the 22nd week of the italian serie a was followed by five games, in the most important match, inter surpassed fiorentina by one goal and returned to the top of the table with 54 points. lautaro martinez's single goal the game was scored in the 14th minute. in other games , genoa won 21 leche, mansa defeated sassuolo 1/0 , hellas met. it ended goalless. in the last game of the week tonight, rome is the guest of

the british entered australia in 178 with 11 ships. this day is the national day of australia, but the natives demanded to remove this day from the calendar in their demonstrations. among the australians, they emphasized while carrying the palestinian flag. israel's actions in palestine are similar to that that happened in their land. they emphasized that australia day is the beginning of their land's destruction and discrimination against natives, and instead of happiness, there should be mourning. we are here to say that australia day means nothing to us aborigines. the day they came here, we had to announce that we operate under our own rules, and we still went under the same rules. free cleft palate surgery has registered a quorum in the world in recent years, the head of the national marham institute said that the cost of cleft palate surgery is 20 million tomans, and the reconstructive and plastic surgeons of marham institute provide this surgery for free. they do, i am not. with 6,000 free cleft palate surgeries, the doctors of

first story making headlines in australia. now to a story which is making headlines in australia — and around the world — after broadcaster antoinette lattouf was sacked by the abc network for reposting a human rights watch report about gaza. the company has denied it succumbed to external pressure from an israeli lobby group — citing a breach of its social media policy and referencing the importance of impartiality. hundreds of staff at the abc have threatened walk—outs, unless they get assurances about support to staff in the spotlight. i've been talking to antoinette lattouf — who's now launched legal action against the broadcaster — i started by asking how suprised she was, when she was fired. i was floored, not only how i was fired, but how quickly things escalated. one minute i was taking talkback calls about christmas playlists don't include michael buble, the next thrown under the bus in a very public way and within a day or two, they are protesters outside of the abc studios, in some cases vandalism of the abc studios

>> good morning and welcome to daybreak australia. the top stories, markets giving a verdict on the dpd victory in taiwan's presidential election, with some saying a move for reaction. reports of new strikes on who the levels -- houthi rebels in lebanon. global conflicts ai hopes for easier monetary policy in focus as leaders head to davos. annabelle: a start of the new trading week in asia and at the start of the day you can see we are looking range bound, not much movement so far but putting it in the context of how we ended last week, wall street shares mostly moving to the upside and traders still continuing to focus and recast expectations around where the fed goes, how aggressive they will be with the rate cuts this year. that is one focus point. we've been watching that for weeks. it has been playing into the dynamics of the yen. continuing to hold around 145 where it has been the last five sessions. it will be tested as we look at the boj meeting but no change expected yet. a focus on geopolitics coming into taiwan playing int

australia, the netherlands, bahrain, these are the four countries that america has claimed to support all of them, yes, and it is interesting that, for example , australia made a statement declaring that it supported the attack that america did, but there was no mention that it was present, provided logistical support for this, or had forces in these attacks did not mention anything at the beginning, which means that america had listed 37 countries in the beginning. in the end , he reached 5 other countries except england, which is characterized by its political situation in relation to america australia, canada , each of them is politically under the control of england, but only the netherlands , bahrain, that is, they could control two other countries . yes, bahrain also has a military base . now that the us secretary of state blinken has recently traveled there, now he has some branches. it creates that he was present in this valley. there is still no official statement from any of these countries about their presence there, as presence is another point now, not only the possibilit