. >>> well the city of brisbane may be a small community on the peninsula. but as max darrow shows us, they are trying to make a big impact when it comes to reducing light pollution. >> reporter: appreciating the view from her back porch. and whennighttime arrives, they say something is missing. >> oh yeah. it is all sky glow three stars, i think. but every one of those stars is still there. they are just hidden. >> reporter: for the past several years, they will work to create a plan to change that. they came up with the dark sky ordinance. >> light pollution has skyrocketed. >> and after a january 18 city council vote, the city of brisbane is implementing it, which means the clock starts for residents to modify their outdoor lighting. >> we'll put this one in a couple months ago. we used to have a very nice fixture, completely open and the bulb was completely exposed. >> one of the things we'll look for is to put a ruler across the bottom of the fixture. the lightbulb should be higher than that, so it is tucked up inside the fixture. >> we have as much usa

the campaigners are hoping trail running will be back for the brisbane games in 2032.f—road runner, he's prepared for a hard slog. watch this space. more on that story and all today's sport on the bbc sport website and app. but for now, from me, and the rest of the sportsday team, goodbye. hello. there are signs that the weather might warm up a bit next week, but not just yet. we stay in the rather chilly air for friday, a mix of sunny spells and showers and, actually, across the south of the uk, a frontal system that will bring more in the way of cloud and some splashes of rain. low pressure generally in charge of the scene through the day ahead. so, after a cold start, most places will see some spells of sunshine and a scattering of showers. some wintriness in the showers over high ground in scotland. but that frontal system will bring cloud and rain across the channel islands and across southern counties of england. temperature—wise, well, about where we have been over the last few days, north to south looking at values between 8—13 degrees. now, as we head through

oh he said, i've just become an orthopaedic surgeon and we've moved to, brisbane. said , brisbane. and his dad said, yeah, cost us a bloomin fortune to train him. but the first thing he does is disappear. well, good luck to the youngster, i love queensland, i could move to brisbane tomorrow , could move to brisbane tomorrow, but it struck me that we are spending a heck of a lot of money training doctors now. for example, you know when you get when you get to a level of a consultant , the estimate is that consultant, the estimate is that over £400,000 of taxpayers money has been spent getting that man or woman to consultant level, and i think we should return to and i think we should return to anidea and i think we should return to an idea that was rather well known in dickens's day. it was called indenture . what it meant called indenture. what it meant it was a contract. we will train you. we will invest our time in you. we will invest our time in you. we will invest our money in you. we will invest our money in you. but you've got to give us back a number of year

when i first went to brisbane, for example, it was a smaller city. it was but it was just this unusual, rare thing that every now and then would appear and it would usually come from some european traveller who was bringing it in because other people didn't know what on earth it was, you know? and now it's readily available in — you know, in melbourne, it was quite big there where all the techno and the music scene was. in sydney, it was much more available. and, you know, up in brisbane, i think it's spreading up there now. in new zealand, it was absolutely, really unheard of. but with this influx of travellers, it's becoming more popular and it definitely is spreading. the production of illegal ketamine has been increasing across the world — something the united nations office on drugs and crime has been looking into. we are seeing more and more in southeast asia, where the clan labs for ketamine have moved out of china into the golden triangle and into some countries in the mekong area — like cambodia, for that matter. and we've seen clandestine l

transformed the future of 21st century great power competition and conflict joining us now from brisbane, australia make thanks so much for joining us. i want to get your sense of what you make of the iranian attack it could have been bigger if you will. it was very significant. there was some proxy involvement, but not all that intense. so what do you think the message that iran was trying to send was with these 300 drones cruise and ballistic missiles woman settlement of this retaliation array1 seems to have >> calibrated the attack, so it's not too small to the irrelevant, but not so large. so that would have overwhelmed israel's defenses and cause massive casualties. it's worth noting that the tactics around use a very, very similar to those used by russia in ukraine, in combining multiple different types of drones and missiles in a text against ukrainian infrastructure general, do you think there will be an israeli response? obviously, there's a lot of concern here in washington and in fact, direct messaging to israel, to prime minister netanyahu that the us would not support a reta

nadal, who has said he expects to retire after this season, returned to competition in brisbane injanuary ronnie o'sullivan made a fine start to his bid to win a record—breaking eighth world title as he dominated the first session against welsh qualifierjackson page. o'sullivan is looking to move clear of stephen hendry�*s seven crucible successes and holds an emphatic 8—1 lead over 22—year—old page, the world number 43. o'sullivan needs to win only two frames when the match resumes on thursday. meanwhile china's ding junhui is out after losing the deciding frame in a dramatic first round match against the world number 17 jack lisowski. a clearance break of 131 from ding, who was runner up here eight years ago but has never won the world title, levelled the match at 9—9. but it was the englishman, lisowski, who came out on top in that final frame — to set up a meeting with stuart bingham in the second round. finally — among the sports in which team gb has high hopes of winning gold at the paris olympics in three months is canoe slalom. the team began its preparations with a first training

the 37—year—old, who says he expects to retire after the 2024 season, returned to competition in brisbane with a hip flex injury but has not played an atp event since. several riders have been taken to hospital after a mass crash on the fourth stage of the tour of the basque country. among those hurt, reigning tour de france champion, the world time trial champion and olympic time trial champion primos roglic. the stage resumed with the breakaway allowed to ride to the line. i hope and think my long—term goals will not change. everything should be ok with that. then i need to thank all the doctors and the team who took care of me in the last couple of hours, and of course i want to wish all the other riders that were involved in the crash all the best, a speedy recovery, and i hope to see you all soon on the road again. you would imagine one may find their way into the pool in a slightly more elegant manner than a french diver did earlier at the opening of the olympic aquatic centre in paris. alexis jandard on the right of the three lost his grip on the board atjust the wrong moment. he s

the campaigners are hoping trail running will be back i hoping trail running will be back for the brisbanerd in the premier league. chelsea aston villa to come a bit later on as well. chelsea against barcelona and the women's champions league final, it is 1— women's champions league final, it is 1- 02 women's champions league final, it is 1— 02 barcelona at the moment at stamford bridge. also england have won the women's six nations. keep up to date with all of that on our website. but that is all from us here. we will see you again soon. hello there. it certainly has been a saturday of contrasts across the country. we started off grey and wet across southern england. the rain petered out to a blanket of cloud and drizzle. a lot of cloud across wales, the midlands, for much of the day. further north it was a different story. sunny spells and scattered showers but escape those showers, a beautiful afternoon in fife, as you can see. we have more heavy rain though arriving through the night tonight. it is across the south. that rain — some of it really quite intense — will gradually drift its

the 37 roddy says he expects to retire after the 2024 season returns to competition in brisbane in januaryter a mass crash on the fourth stage of the tour of the basque country. among those hurt reigning tour de france champion, the world time champion, the world time champion and olympic time trial champion and olympic time trial champion priebus roglic. the stage resumed with a breakaway allowed to write to the line. —— ride. i allowed to write to the line. -- ride-— allowed to write to the line. -- ride. .,, ., ~ , -- ride. i hope and think my long-term — -- ride. i hope and think my long-term goals _ -- ride. i hope and think my long-term goals will - -- ride. i hope and think my long-term goals will not - long—term goals will not change. everything should be ok with that. then i need to thank all the doctors and the team who took care of me in the last couple of hours, and of course i want to wish all the other riders that were involved in the crash all the best, a speedy recovery, and i hope to see you all soon on the road again. see you all soon on the road aaain. ., ., ., ., again.

on thursday, a 71—year—old man was found in floodwaters near brisbane, and earlier today a body was founddney. the police say they do not know the circumstances of the second fatality but it has been a wild few days in eastern australia, record—breaking amounts of rain have fallen. here in new south wales, across one 24—hour period, a month worth of rain fell, so there are still evacuation orders in place in parts of sydney but thankfully for the residents of the city the storm system is moving south and expected to head out to sea over the weekend but as you would imagine, the flood warnings are continuing because the rain is flowing into rivers which are rising so with them the risk of flooding to low—lying so with them the risk of flooding to low—lying areas. studio: was there any way to prepare to avoid some of the issues and dangers people are facing? australia is a [and well used to extremes, the authorities are very good at giving advance warnings to motorists and homeowners and commuters but people find themselves still facing peril. dozens of people have had to be rescued by emer

as you get inside the bay, you'll find that nice sunshine and warmer temperatures to 70 in brisbane about 72 degrees and burning him. 75 in foster city about 76 in rebel to the south bay, enjoying temperatures up in the 70's. how about a couple low 80's by tomorrow afternoon. maybe as high as 83 in morgan hill. 80 degrees in lemore about 80 of pleasanton. 77 in hayward. you're looking at 79 degrees in danville, about 80 in concord and 78 degrees in hercules. so really some nice weather around the bay area for tomorrow. very similar, maybe just slightly cooler by a degree or 2 as we head into thursday. but the next few days, gorgeous weather outside a few more clouds cooling down over the weekend. have an important but bittersweet announcement to share with you and your family tonight. >> about a member of our kron. 4 family after more than 3 decades of serving very viewers. ken wayne soon be stepping away from the anchor desk and moving on to his next adventure. ken's a journalism career. look at that guy. it began in the navy where he worked on assignments across the globe from libya to

along the coastline with a couple of patches of fog, sea breeze there. 69 and burlingame, about 68 brisbane. 78 san carlos. 75 in 17 of the south bay filled with 70's and some low 80's by tomorrow afternoon about 80 degrees in pleasanton. 79 in dublin, 70 in hayward, a beautiful 76 in moraga and 75 degrees in orinda. so really nice numbers running above the average for this time of year and do so for the next couple of days. so enjoy it while we those numbers going to stick around for a couple days in the thursday. cooling down just slightly little more pronounced cooling into the weekend, but not get really cold. not like last week in a staying dry this weekend. next week, though, yet models are starting to shift again. we're talking about a chance of rain as we get the following thursday and friday of next week. let's not get ahead of i know. let's just enjoy this while we have thank you, in the east bay, the oakland ballers say they're hopeful as the city council is considering the teams plan to renovate a park, they want to invest. 1.6 million dollars to the ballers into raimondi park f

it's steady rain from the marina district down to brisbane and around the peninsula.rlingame highway 82 el camino area getting some moderate rain falling right now as we take you back in time. it has been snowing over our local peaks from the santa cruz mountains to mount hamilton to mount diablo, even mount tam and this snow will continue to fall. santa cruz mountains. right now it is steady rain and it is coming down so. some heavier rain falling right now. the low is just off the coast and we are seeing the sierra picking up that snow as well. compared to 24 hours ago, the chill is in the air at 13 degrees cooler in concord and in santa rosa down nine in san jose. look at these current temperatures. i mean, most of you are in the 40s and 50s. clear lake is 38 degrees. the wind is gusty as well in some parts. sfo 25 miles an hour. a live view from our oakland airport camera where the clouds are stacked up. showers and snow through tomorrow. thunderstorms with brief downpours and hail continues as well, and for the weekend weather, it's dry and it's sunnier for satur

beating marta kostyuk in straight sets 6—2, 6—2 to win the stuttgart 0pen, following her wins in brisbane7—5, 6—3. it comes just seven days after tsitsipas beat the norwegian in the monte—carlo masters final. this is ruud's first atp title of the season, despite having played in three finals prior to barcelona. tadej pogacar has won the liege—bastogne—liege bike race, marking the end of the spring classics. the slovenian blew the opposition away with a solo break 30 km from the finish. britain's tom pidcock was one of the pre—race favourites, but could only nmanage 10th place after a mechanical problem. it's always an incredible atmosphere at the london marathon and today a record number of people took part with 50,000 thought to have completed the historic route. and there was a record broken in the elite races with kenya's peresjepchirchir setting a new women's only time as she stormed to victory. in the men's, britain's emile cairess and mahamed mahamed came third and fourth. joe wilson was there. away they go! 50,000 competitors, 50,000 reasons — the london marathon stretches human ex

nadal, who has said he expects to retire after this season, returned to competition in brisbane injanuaryt hasn't played consistently since. china's ding junhui is out of the world snooker championship in sheffield after losing the deciding frame in a dramatic first round match against the world number 17 jack lisowski. a clearance break of 131 from ding, who was runner up here eight years ago but has never won the world title, levelled the match at 9—all. but it was the englishman, lisowski, who came out on top in that final frame — to set up a meeting with stuart bingham in the second round. world number one ronnie o'sullivan has got his bid for a record—breaking eighth world title under way — he cleared up to take the first frame against welsh qualifierjackson page. he's currently 3—0 up. and that's all the sport for now. we know it happens here near the —— this town 300 kilometres away from ukraine orjust under 200 miles. we have verified the location of the video by matching some of the details like these storage tanks you can see two other images in the area you can see on the map.

nadal, who has said he expects to retire after this season, returned to competition in brisbane in januaryexor injury, but hasn't played consistently since. ronnie o'sullivan made a fine start to his bid to win a record—breaking eighth world title as he dominated the first session against welsh qualifierjackson page. o'sullivan is looking to move clear of stephen hendry�*s seven crucible successes and holds an emphatic 8—1 lead over 22—year—old page, the world number a3. o'sullivan needs to win only two frames when the match resumes on thursday. meawhile, china's ding junhui is out after losing the deciding frame in a dramatic first round match against the world number 17 jack lisowski. a clearance break of 131 from ding, who was runner up here eight years ago but has never won the world title, levelled the match at 9—9. but it was the englishman, lisowski, who came out on top in that final frame — to set up a meeting with stuart bingham in the second round. and that's all the sport for now. we will keep you up—to—date with everything that goes on in the football a little later on. a littl

nadal, who has said he expects to retire after this season, returned to competition in brisbane injanuarywith a hip flexor injury, but hasn't played consistently since. china's ding junhui is out of the world snooker championship in sheffield after losing the deciding frame in a dramatic first round match against the world number 17 jack lisowski. a clearance break of 131 from ding, who was runner up here eight years ago but has never won the world title, levelled the match at 9—all. but it was the englishman, lisowski, who came out on top in that final frame — to set up a meeting with stuart bingham in the second round. waiting for a news conference about the stabbing at a school in south wales and the valley school where a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder it is after two teachers and a teenage student were stabbed at the school and will bring you that as soon as we get it. but at the moment, will turn our attention to childcare. there's a fresh warning today that the government may struggle to deliver its promise of free childcare to working parents in eng

the roadshow starts today in sydney and moves on to melbourne and brisbane, then to larger markets likean, singapore, and europe. annabelle: and it comes in the backdrop of the prime minister about to announce new legislation to boost investment in green manufacturing technology. how does that play into it as well? paul: yeah, we have got a bit of a sneak preview of the prime minister's speech that will happen later on tonight. this is the future made an australian act, another clunky name. the intention is to compete with the likes of the u.s. inflation reduction act when it comes to boosting investment, creating green jobs in manufacturing, attracting more higher tech investment. the prime minister says he understands that australia obviously cannot compete with the u.s. dollar for dollar. but he views this as more of a competition rather than an option. as you say, tied in with this green bond issuance for this first set of notes, electricity generation obviously gets a lot of focus. about one third of australia's emissions annually come from the power sector, very coal and gas heavy

final season before retirement , the 22 —time grand slam winner hasn t completed a tour match since brisbanehester. he beat zhang anda of china by ten frames to eight. wilson will play ronnie o�*sullivan tomorrow. but for a blip in one of the t20s, england women�*s tour of new zealand has been spotless. another victory overnight sealed the one day series, and their sixth win out of seven was comprehensive too by 56 runs. alex fletcher has more. arriving in hamilton with a spring in their step, england looking to seal the series. tammy failed to score a run in wellington, but the boot was on the other foot here. early reminders of her capabilities. going onto top score with 81, all smiles in the middle, but the breakthrough was on its way. that was not a breakthrough was on its way. that was rrot a good — breakthrough was on its way. trust was not a good shot, she will not look back fondly on that. england's inninus look back fondly on that. england's innings now _ look back fondly on that. england's innings now finally _ look back fondly on that. england's innings now finally poised, - look

37—year—old, who has said he expects to retire after the 2024 season, returned to competition in brisbaner almost a year sidelined with a hip flexor injury, but has not played an atp event since. 0 nto onto cricket. england's women will look to complete a clean sweep of their one day international series against new zealand on sunday after a 56—run win in hamilton. opener tammy beaumont top—scored for england with 81 from 96 balls, while amyjones added 48 to take england to 252 all out from 49 overs. in reply, new zealand's brooke halliday and izzy gaze shared a 100—run partnership for the fifth wicket, but three wickets for nat sciver—brunt saw the kiwis bowled out for 196. as an opening better, you always want more, nothing in particular the situation i was in, i needed to play that senior role and that a lot longer. unfortunately we got some like amyjones in detail. we have me getting out did not actually cost too much drama, itjust meant that somebody else got an opportunity to score some runs, and i thought she batted beautifully. several riders have been taken to hospital after a ma

just his second tournament in 15 months having picked up another injury at his comeback event in brisbane falling. but england's white—ball captain burst into life when the seventh wicket fell. he faced every ball in the last three overs and scored the single they needed from the last ball to seal a two—wicket win. the royals chase was the joint—highest in the indian premier league and puts buttler�*s royals top of the table. and that's all the sport for now. dortmund has made it through to the semifinals of the champions league for the confirmation of that and a route to development closing stages of the psg— banza match keep up—to—date on the bbc sport website. see you soon. —— barcelona. hello there. it's not been as windy today, but it certainly still felt on the cold side. and we're not alone because colder air has pushed all the way into many parts of europe. in actualfact, bringing with it a lot of showers, notjust here at home. we're still in that colder air at the moment with the northerly breeze and high pressure for now is sitting to the west and that will bring some more cloud

nadal, who has said he expects to retire after this season, returned to competition in brisbane in januaryn emphatic 8—1 lead over 22—year—old page, the world number a3. o'sullivan needs to win only two frames when the match resumes on thursday. meawhile china's ding junhui is out after losing the deciding frame in a dramatic first round match against the world number 17 jack lisowski. a clearance break of 131 from ding, who was runner up here eight years ago but has never won the world title, levelled the match at 9—all. but it was the englishman, lisowski, who came out on top in that final frame — to set up a meeting with stuart bingham in the second round. plenty of football to update you on. currently everton 2— the bull zero. all the rest of the results of the bbc sport website. we will see you soon. hello. it has been another rather cold—feeling day for many parts of the uk. any sign of the temperatures lifting over the next few days? well, certainly notjust yet — staying chilly through thursday and friday. there will be some sunshine, but also some showers — some of those showers wi

on thursday, a 71—year—old man was found in floodwaters near brisbane in the state of queensland. say it has been a wild few days in eastern australia. record—breaking amounts of rain have fallen. here in the state of new south wales, across one 24—hour period, a month's worth of rain fell. so at the moment, there are still evacuation orders in place in parts of sydney, but thankfully for the five million or so residents of this city, this storm system is moving south, and it is expected to head out to sea over the weekend. but as you'd imagine, the flood warnings are continuing because all of that rain is flowing into rivers and creeks. their levels are rising, so with them the risk of flooding to low—lying areas. dutch police have arrested several climate activists who attempted to block a main road in the hague. those detained included the swedish campaigner, greta thunberg. our correspondent, anna holligan was there. the final few activists have packed up the final few activists have packed up their banners under preparing to go home. up their banners under preparing to no hom

in union city and in fremont 52 degrees overnight and throughout brisbane and daly city.atures coming down just ever so gently. you probably won't even notice the difference unless you're next to the coast. and here we go with a look at your weekend. when's the last time you've seen sunshine on your saturday and sunday? and these temperatures slightly above normal? we are talking about rain, alex and christina, but that won't happen until next weekend. >> all right, well, we're going to worry about that then. yeah. and for now, we'll enjoy that sunny weekend. roberta. thank you. much more news. headed your way this afternoon here on the four. but first we want to check on the roads and we'll take you outside to look at the east shore freeway here. coming from emeryville into berkeley in the eastbound direction, especially here, it is really backed up this afternoon. >> and a car goes over the side of highway one at devil's slide this afternoon. it tumbled 200ft down a cliff. rescuers did move in quickly, but it was too late. coming up at five more on that attempted rescue

temperatures a little warmer than yesterday, 60's in the city as well as at the coast 60's as well from brisbaneh burlingame. while you get further south of the peninsula saying carlos through mountain view and eventually into the south bay, low 70's to be expected, same upper 60's to low 70's across the east bay this afternoon, hayward and san leandro tonigh. 71 concord as well as pittsburgh over to sonoma at 72 and warmest spot being santa rosa all the way up to 74 degrees this afternoon. tomorrow, expect more mid 70's. our warmest day of the forecast. wednesday is not looking bad. but after that, we're really cooling down with upper 50's to low 60's at the warmest from thursday on into the weekend with an opportunity for showers returning on thursday as well. >> rain. all right, john, thank you for that. looking overall lighter monday commute. but you do have some spots. they're starting to slow down just a little bit before you're traveling there. just past pittsburgh is when things start to slow down 20 woman, iran, antioch, into to 42 bay bridge. although things have been gusty there this

some 60's as well from brisbane, down through burlingame. well, low 70's from carlos down through mountain view, as well as into the south bay, san jose at 73 degrees today. freeman through hayward in the low 70's looking at oakland sitting 69 degrees, concord and walnut creek. 72 for you. north bay, temperatures low to mid 70's fairfield in napa as well. santa rosa, some of our warmest spots this afternoon. tomorrow we'll hit the mid 70's and lots of sunshine for just one day. then it's right back down to winter weather we go. take a look at those 50's we've got for you this next weekend. best chance of showers will be on thursday and friday and again on sunday. michael thomas standing by with a look traffic has going. >> hey, good morning, everyone. happy monday. will things seem to be moving quite smoothly? you can see lots of green this morning on traffic tracker for but taking a look at some drive times right now, everything seems to be almost under 20 minutes. you see livermore to dublin 10 minute commute. those heading from dublin ove

on thursday, a 71—year—old man was found in floodwaters near brisbane in the state of queensland.lity but safe to say it has been a wild few days in eastern australia. record—breaking amounts of rain have fallen. here in the state of new south wales, across one 24—hour period, a month's worth of rain fell. so at the moment, there are still evacuation orders in place in parts of sydney, but thankfully for the five million or so residents of this city, this storm system is moving south, and it is expected to head out to sea over the weekend. but as you'd imagine, the flood warnings are continuing because all of that rain is flowing into rivers and creeks. their levels are rising, so with them the risk of flooding to low—lying areas. here in the uk, train drivers are on strike at five more operators, as the wave of industrial action in england, wales and scotland by members of the aslef union continues. these are the companies affected today. passengers are advised to check before they travel, with the action likely to lead to cancellations, delays and no services in some areas. our

these bills will be a critical part of that all right, retired major general mc ryan joining us from brisbane in australia. thank you very much for your thoughts on all these subjects today. really appreciate it thank you. secretary of state antony blinken and his state department are not losing sight of keeping relations with china's secure. they have been battered in recent years, but both sides trying to make them better and smooth out tensions. and today we learned the secretary blinken will be traveling to china in the coming week. it'll be his 2nd trip to china as america's top diplomat after he visited last summer this time he has set to meet again with senior officials in both shanghai and in beijing, is main mission is to stable flies relations after that those tensions from the chinese spy balloon that flew across the united states. and of course, trying to support for russia and the war in ukraine as well as some troubling issues when it comes to chinese human rights still ahead, opening statements are set for monday in former president donald trump's criminal hush, money trial. th

on thursday a 71 euros man was found in floodwaters near brisbane, and earlier today a body was founde police say they do not know the circumstances of the second fatality but it has been a wild few daysin fatality but it has been a wild few days in eastern australia, record—breaking amounts of rain have fallen. here in new south wales across one 24—hour period a month worth of rain fell so there are still evacuation orders and place and parts of sydney but thankfully for the residents of the city the storm system is moving south and expected to head out to sea over the weekend but as you would imagine the flood warnings are continuing because of the rain is flowing into rivers which are rising so with them the risk of flooding to low—lying areas. the risk of flooding to low-lying areas. ~ ., , the risk of flooding to low-lying areas. . . , ., , the risk of flooding to low-lying areas. . ., , ., the risk of flooding to low-lying areas. . ., , areas. was there anyway to prepare to avoid some — areas. was there anyway to prepare to avoid some of _ areas. was there anyway to prepare to a

we have you know, if we raise the sea wall and save this valley or bayview, does that effect the brisbane bay land and as part that development does it effect us and is there a coordinating effort to make sure that we are all working together, because you push water, you push water. it always will go to lowest point. >> this is a question about induced flooding. like what we do along the port waterfront does that make flooding worse for others and i will hand it off to mr. harper to talk about the analsis we are required to do. >> we are required to assess that. when we put a barrier and we want to know where and how does that attenuate as it moved in other places. that assessment is our first task. then working to avoid it or mitigate it by preventing-where we see the water going is there something we can do to prevent it causing harm and are there areas we can accept water and what is there is not a bad thing. can we accommodate or tolerate the water? those are things we will be looking to do. where we find we are going to have harmful effects then we do mitigate for that and determine

the campaigners are hoping trail running will be back for the brisbane games in 2032. it has to be said which a lot _ it. in all weathers as well, it has to be said which a lot of- it. in all weathers as well, it has to be said which a lot of trail - to be said which a lot of trail runners have had to be dealing with recently although it looks slightly better behind you this morning, sarah? it better behind you this morning, sarah? . . , better behind you this morning, sarah? . ., , ., , , ., better behind you this morning, sarah? . ., , ., sarah? it certainly does but a day of mixed fortunes _ sarah? it certainly does but a day of mixed fortunes for _ sarah? it certainly does but a day of mixed fortunes for anyone - sarah? it certainly does but a day of mixed fortunes for anyone out | of mixed fortunes for anyone out running or walking the dog out there today. we have some really big huddles around in the east but more sunshine in the west. this is the view of the south coast of wales. some beautiful abuse guys around there. some showers linger enclosed by —— some bea

you were born in brisbane, australia, to british parents.nimals were going to be your life and career? >> good evening mark, look, i realised that quite early, actually, i was the age of seven and i was camping in the outback with my family, and, i crept out of the tent very early in the morning and sort of a sea of red nothingness and i saw a little animal on the horizon. and so i thought that i would see how close i could get to it. and it was, kind of the closest thing i've was, kind of the closest thing pve had was, kind of the closest thing i've had sort of i've ever had to sort of religious experience when got religious experience when i got to this wild to actually touch this wild animal. think it was at animal. and i think it was at that point that realised that that point that i realised that i to be a i did want to be a palaeontologist anymore, because all dead, all the dinosaurs were dead, so i to be vet. so from i wanted to be a vet. so from the of seven, just, yeah, the age of seven, just, yeah, kept going achieved my dream. >>

i hand-delivered that letter to the property and followed up with a phone call to his office in brisbane. i was told by the person answering the phone that he did not wish to attend. i hope you have taken the opportunity to review the extensive documents that accompanied our drp, and i thank you for allowing me this time. thank you. project sponsor. you have ten minutes. disappear on the. it will. you'll need to start speaking. and then. sfgovtv. he's got overhead. president. vice president. commissioners. thank you for your time today. my name is stephen hammond. i represent bill o'keefe. put the mic up so we can hear you as project sponsor. again, my name is stephen hammond. i represent bill cephas. project sponsor. if the planning commission takes the doctor, it should grant the variance without conditions. the scope of the planning staff proposed notification of neighbors. that condition is vague and represents a condition in perpetuity that is cumbersome and unnecessary. mr. halls dr. was based on his concerns about the construction of a new deck. there is no longer any deck at issu

the last few before this one and the next few to come in la and brisbane are at different time zones.ame. how do you consistently keep _ to a home game. how do you consistently keep churning i to a home game. how do you | consistently keep churning out to a home game. how do you i consistently keep churning out the medals at british cycling manages to do? we medals at british cycling manages to do? ~ :, , medals at british cycling manages to do? ~ . , ., ., ., ., do? we are very fortunate we have a fantastic team _ do? we are very fortunate we have a fantastic team of _ do? we are very fortunate we have a fantastic team of athletes _ do? we are very fortunate we have a fantastic team of athletes in - do? we are very fortunate we have a fantastic team of athletes in our i fantastic team of athletes in our olympic and paralympic programmes, supported by incredibly passionate and committed support staff who look at every single detail of the sport to create that platform for success and give the riders the opportunity to be able to do their best get their better performance out on that d