shery: canberra professor michelle grattan: always great to have you.allen is here with another story when it comes to australia. green bonds. a part of this will be the big push from the new government, making climate change and new energy a priority. we have seen a record, banner year for green bonds. paul: definitely. 4.6 billion aussie dollars worth of issuance starting to close in on the record we saw last year of $6 billion in greens bonds -- green bonds issuance. still small globally speaking. there are 300 billion issued globally this year alone. but, moving in that direction. the obvious catalyst for change was the new government and new policies, a 43 percent cut in emissions by 2030 and net zero by 2050 is now legislated. that was criticized by the green party at the time as bringing a bucket of water to a house fire but it is law now and propelling green bonds forward. we are seeing that reflected in the numbers, the near record amount we are headed to by the end of the year. shery: we are here in sydney with more to come. this is bloomberg.

. >> australia holds a economic summit in canberra. now, august is ending with a whimper rather than a bang. the likelihood of a fed visit -- pivot is embraced after the jackson hole speech. jack josh -- jay powell gave a very hawkish message. look at the futures. a little rebound here. not surprising. it was not such a big move, just the totality of all major indices having the worst month since june. the s&p down more than 4% in august. every major asset class fell in august. new york crude is now down about $.71. $88.84. for the month we had a drop of more than 9% in august. that was the biggest monthly drop since 2020, the start of the pandemic. people are worried about rate hikes. they are worried about slowdown in china. the 10 year. it looks like it is actually a little higher in yields and lower in price. look at the 2-year note. it was around this level yesterday. this is quite a month. the u.s. to year yield now at the highest level since november 2007. so, that's a big dramatic move in august. you have to wonder, if the mark

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one person has been arrested following a shooting incident at canberra airport.en no reported injuries and police say they have also recovered a firearm. witnesses reported hearing several gunshots, while others have described chaos and confusion at the airport check—in area. some passengers who have been waiting aboard planes on the tarmac have been allowed to disembark and authorities say they are working to resume flights out of canberra airport as soon as possible. more than 20,000 people have been detected crossing the english channel in small boats so far this year, uk government figures show. that compares to a figure of around 28,000 throughout the whole of 2021. the government described the arrivals as "unacceptable", saying people should always claim asylum in the first safe country they reach, rather than �*risk their lives'. almost six months ago, thousands of ukrainian civilians joined the military to fight invading russian forces. among those who signed up were members of one of ukraine's top rock bands, antytila. they became army medics in kharkiv

one person has been arrested following a shooting incident at canberra airport.njuries and police say they have also recovered a firearm. witnesses reported hearing several gunshots, while others have described chaos and confusion at the airport check—in area. some passengers who have been waiting aboard planes on the tarmac have been allowed to disembark and authorities say they are working to resume flights out of canberra airport as soon as possible. more than 20,000 people have been detected crossing the english channel in small boats so far this year, uk government figures show. that compares to a figure of around 28,000 throughout the whole of 2021. despite the growing numbers, the uk arrivals in small boats are a fraction of the number of people going to europe. there could be more disruption for train travellers from today as avanti west coast introduces a reduced timetable of services, adding to problems created by a summer of rail strikes. the company, which operates trains between london and the north west and scotland, says the new timetable will run

brad: the nasa deep space tracking station in tidbinbilla is, you know, just outside canberra.f space, and if we don't have that capability, we can't get the data back from mars, we can't communicate with spacecraft, and the second problem we have in this is we're all in this globe that spins. you can't just have one point on earth that talks with everything in space. you need these things spread around the world, and australia, because of that geographical position, we're in the middle between the us and europe, and we're in the southern hemisphere, provides that other ears that you can't get one side of the world. and nasa and europe identified australia, you know, 50, 60 years ago as the place to do it. michael: australia also has some unique advantages in the space sector: our geographical position, our wide open spaces, and relatively low light pollution. but for all that, we have come to the new space rush a little late. it was only two years ago that we joined much of the rest of the developed world and established a national space agency. male: declare the australian sp

one person has been arrested following a shooting incident at canberra airport.uries and police say they have detained a man and recovered a firearm. witnesses reported hearing several gunshots, while others have described chaos and confusion at the airport check—in area. some passengers who have been waiting aboard planes on the tarmac have been allowed to disembark and authorities say they are working to resume flights out of canberra airport as soon as possible. almost six months ago, thousands of ukrainian civilians joined the military to fight invading russian forces. among those who signed up were members of one of ukraine's top rock bands, annitteela. they became army medics in kharkiv — helping to treat wounded soldiers. the bbcjoined them as they headed to the front line. it is russian mortarfire. come on, come on, come on. yeah. here. we're here, it's ok. come on. listen. i'm 0k. i'm the frontman of annitteela, a popular band in ukraine. now me, with my friends, serving in territorial defence forces. we are a paramedical team — paramedical squad. singin

in canberra , it is reported that a permit to rent a site in the city center next to the parliament building was issued in 2008 and a building permit was obtained in 2011. after that, the construction of the building began, the city authorities said that construction in the elite area was taking too long and said that they were taking the site back, and this is how the canbers commented on the decision of the authorities in the russian embassy. decision by the australian government office for the capital territory the lease agreement for a site for the construction of a new russian embassy in the country in kanbir was terminated - this is an unprecedented step. i must say that this project really faced objective problems and delays for several years and one of the significant reasons. this, by the way, the non-constructive position of the australian side regarding the issuance of visas to personnel involved in the construction site in any case is puzzling. why did the australian side decide to terminate the lease exactly. now that many difficulties overcome the construction process has been

but ela or dingo and deputy president william brutal police in australia's capital canberra, have detained a man who fired a gun inside the main airport. authorities walked down the building and halted air traffic. the incident happened in the departures hall near security checking police are looking into a motive to more cargo ships carrying grain have sailed from ukrainian ports in the black sea. 16 vessels have had safe passage, so far grain is being loaded in odessa, destined for ethiopia. it will be the 1st to arrive in africa since war broke out in ukraine. well, it's been one year since afghanistan's us supported government fell to the taliban . despite initial promises of reform, women and girls have been largely banned from public life. on saturday, the militants broke up a rare women's rally in the capital cobble. the taliban fired warning shots and physically assaulted the women marching past the education ministry. the protesters were demanding food, freedom, and permission to work. under the taliban attending even peaceful protest has become risky. organizing one is even riski

out to the national vote counting center and made rising tensions. police in australia's capital canberra, have detained a man who fired a gun inside the main airport. authorities locked down the building and halted air traffic. the incident happened in the departures hall near security, check it. police are looking into a motive entangling tropical storm. the lawn has flooded more than 2000 homes and left resident stranded. parts of north in chang arrive, province were inundated when a dam burst in neighbouring mir and more. no jests have been recorded. ty officials or warning of more heavy rainfall over the coming dense. it's been one year since afghanistan's u. s. supported government fell to the taliban. despite initial promises of reform, women and girls have been largely banned from public life. on saturday, the militants broke up a rare women's rally in the capital cobble. the taliban fired warning shots and physically assaulted the women marching past the education ministry. the protesters were demanding food, freedom, and permission to work. under the taliban attending even peace

many times in garza police in australia's capital canberra, have detained a man who fired a gun inside the main airport. authorities locked down the building and halted and traffic. the incident happened in the purchase all police looking into a motive in thailand. tropical storm milan has flooded more than 2000 homes and left residence stranded out of north in june. right. robbins were overrun. when he does best in neighboring vietnam, officials are wanting of more heavy rainfall over the coming days. are ship carrying green for a few of yeah, is preparing to set sail from ukraine. the vessel is loaded with $23000.00 tons of wheat and a shuttle to the parts of the black sea port. it will be the 1st convenient food cargo to arrive in africa. since the start of the war, 16 ships about safe passage so far under a deal drawn up by the united nations. these month. yes, belinda is at the black c port of use now where the ships being loaded, i asked him of the likelihood that shipments will continue. well, then suddenly hope that this will continue. what is needed now is that ships will come

paul: this was a speech to the national press club in canberra.he ambassador likened taiwan's relationship to china as australia's relationship to tasmania, saying tasmania, is, was, always will be part of australia and china views taiwan the same way. he also reserved the use -- the china's right to use force if necessary to reunify with taiwan. here is what he had to say. >> we can never rule out the option to use all necessary means as to -- what do i need by all necessary means? use your imagination. paul: ambassador xiao qian took questions after his speech. he was asked if there was a need to reeducate the people of taiwan should reeducation take -- reunification take place. he said there would probably need to be a process for the people of taiwan to have a correct understanding of china. after the speech was given, japan's ambassador to austria expressed some concern about what the ambassador had to say. he said this was a lot of lose usage of words. in australia, the job is to de-escalate tension rather than escalate tension. shery: tensi

of all, in europe last year, the green continent provided a fifth of world exports, lng however, canberra believes that local exporters are sent abroad in pursuit of profit . too large volumes of blue fuel, creating a deficit in the domestic market. so they want to limit supplies if this action will be taken. this will be another blow to the importing countries on the eve of the winter heating season, the demand for gas is growing, which is reflected in prices. the big battle is probably still ahead for lng. and if large exporters, such as australia, also restrict exports, and the united states, among other things, can also do it there in case of a shortage in the domestic market, then the deficit will increase even more and we will see there my not three and four and five thousand dollars for 1,000 cubic meters. eh, everything will depend on how frosty the winter will be, both in europe and in asia, how far exporters are going to reduce shipments, st. petersburg already now, compared with the june lows, the price of gas in europe has increased by 2.5 times at the end of last week. it jum

also coming up, vote counting in canberra after a tightly contested presidential election. exploding munitions or ukrainian airstrike? differing accounts of what caused massive explosions at a russian airbase in crimea. more bad news for donald trump. a day after an fbi search of his florida property, should his tax returns be shown to the u.s. congress? there is anger and grace -- grief across the occupied west bank after a palestinian leader was killed. thousands of mourners gathered the streets where he was killed. the brigade said its response will fit the crime. john holman reports. reporter: the israeli military and the dawn raid of the force, looking for this man, a senior figure in the martyr brigade. israel has tried to capture him before. this time they succeeded, trapping him in this building. these bullet holes, a testament to a firefight that continued through the early morning. >> when i arrived, we saw smoke and fire. we used our t-shirts to cover our noses and entered the house. the guy recognized him and said it was ibrahim. reporter: israeli forces also ki

canberra has already said that australian companies in the pursuit of profits are sent abroad.rge volumes of fuel while it is needed in the domestic market, a similar situation in the united states today, 60% of all american lng goes to europe, profits are astronomical, but at the same time, the states run the risk of gas shortages in winter, and europeans. all the same, it will not be enough to replace the entire russian volume, if russian gas is not supplied to europe in the winter, american lng will not be enough from this situations. no exit. is that a sharp restriction or rationing of demand, we can not come to the rescue in europe. at the same time, gas prices in europe continue to break records. today on the london stock exchange. for the first time since the beginning of spring, they have exceeded 3,000 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters. according to experts, the panic in the market is connected with the news of a new stop of the nord stream on august 31, technical work will begin on the pipeline, let me remind you that exports will begin at the end of july. nord stream ha

pandemic, uq's vaccine team has received $15 million from state and federal governments and last week, canberraa. paul: research in australia is horribly underfunded. so, there's absolutely no doubt we don't fund basic research enough. it's out of that basic research that we are able to develop the strategies to combat these large pandemics. one of the concerns i have, and i fear it's almost inevitable, as soon as this pandemic is over, as soon as the attention goes away from it, we'll go back to the way we were in terms of funding and so, we will end up in having a research base that again is not as well suited to respond as it perhaps could do. ♪♪♪ sophie: the development of new medical products around the world is led by private industry, with just a handful of major pharmaceutical companies dominating the market. ♪♪♪ rohit malpani: for companies, vaccines are not an attractive proposition. they cost a lot to develop, they're risky, they require significant clinical trials. so, for a lot of companies, it's not worth the effort. jane: there are many pathogens that are potentially quite risky

murderous russian gas in the russians took a plot of land in the center of the capital of australia, canberra, on which they promised to build a new building for their diplomatic mission. the government of the green continent reported about this, the plot of land was leased for construction work back in 2008, and in 2011 russia allowed to build on it in in the usual style, she promised a lot, in particular, that she would complete the construction three years later, but she still hasn't completed it, and now russian diplomats have 20 days to vacate the plot in the elite quarter of the australian capital not far from the parliament. well, first they will free the area in the capital of australia, and then they will free everything that was seized in ukraine, and then, well, who knows, maybe they will return some other ukrainian lands. well, we will see on our territory. last week, i already talked about the fact that to the problem of roads and fools in russia , another problem of alcoholism was added, and the owner of at least two bunkers in the mountains of the urals and the altai, vladimir

here in canberra. as a friend of cambodia were urging the authority stuff all the kingdoms, international obligations commitments to protect human rights protect fundamental freedoms including those which are off on friday in cambodia. constitution we made on our concerns. i made known our concerns directly to the the prime minister and will continue to speak in support of multi party democracy. we are not focused on individuals, personalities or parties. we're focused on the process and making sure that that process is open, transparent, and allows full and genuine participation by representatives of all the cambodian people. i should also mention that i raised a number of cases of concern when it comes to human rights. and we focus on this both with regard to the systemic challenge and also specific challenges. so i mentioned a number of people where we have concerns including a, a dual citizen saint jerry. and i met this morning with cam ciocca. and this is a, you know, a key opposition leader. and

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don't people talk when they have a few beers in canberra?! australia was very locked down. for two years. so he was allowed to get awayl with this incredible power grab. in context, he is very disliked byj his own colleagues and you have seen lots of those colleagues, including one minister, - he belatedly found out. he was also her position, calling for him to quit the _ parliament because now he has been asked out of government, - he is still an mp on the back bench. i saw a quote from the sister general that stephen donoghue, speaking in the week, and that it is impossible for the pilot ministers to account if it does not know which ministers are responsible for which department. that kind of sums it up, doesn't it? we can kind of imagine borisjohnson saying, i'll have that one and this one... and liz truss, saying, why do i have to have these other cabinet ministers, i can do it all?! there is that power grab instinct around in the air at the moment, you can imagine donald trump doing it. constitutionally, there are issues, because the government in general, the queen's

taking too long and said that they were taking the plot back, and this is how the decision of the canberra authorities was commented on in the russian embassy. decision by the australian government office for the capital territory to terminate the lease of a site for the construction of a new russian embassy in kanbir is an unprecedented step, it must be said that this project has indeed faced objective problems and delays for several years and one of the significant reasons. this, by the way, the non-constructive position of the australian side regarding the issuance of visas to personnel involved in the construction site in any case is puzzling. why did the australian side decide to terminate the lease exactly. now, when many difficulties have been overcome, the construction process has been going on without interruption for more than two years, and its results are already quite obvious in the future. pretty clear the embassy analyzes the legal aspects of the situation. and now in the ryazan region, where forest fires are being extinguished in two districts, an emergency mode has been in

don't they talk when theyjust have a few beers in canberra?! australia was very locked down. away with this incredible power- grab. to put this into context, he is very, very disliked | internally from his own - colleagues, and you have seen lots of those colleagues, including one minister. who belatedly found out. he was also in her position, calling for him to quit- the parliament because now he has — been ousted out of government, he is still an mp i on the back bench. i saw a quote from the solicitor general that — stephen donoghue — speaking in the week, that "it is impossible to hold ministers to account if it does "not know which ministers are responsible for which "department" — that kind of sums it up, doesn't it? we can kind of imagine borisjohnson saying, "i have that one. i'll have this one." i can imagine liz truss, saying, "why do i have to have these other cabinet ministers, "i can do it all?!" there is that power grab instincts around in the air at the moment, you can imagine donald trump doing it. now, constitutionally, it's interesting, isn't it? there are i

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he's speaking with us from canberra. good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> so what can you tell us about the offensive and counteroffensive in the south? russia reportedly deploying more troops. talk to us about the battle for kherson and why it matters. >> look, if you look at the geography of the region, kherson is very close to crimea. and russia cannot afford to lose crimea, which it annexed back in 2014. so the russians realize that the ukrainians need to take kherson to protect odesa. and that's to prevent a russian attack into odesa that would then leave the russians controlling virtually the entire south coast of ukraine. and ukraine couldn't function as a state if it doesn't have access to its coastline. so both sides see kherson as a critical target in the sense that ukraine must capture kherson to protect odesa and potentially threaten crimea and russia must prevent that attack on kherson and protect crimea. so this is turning out to be potentially a decisive battle in the war. >> certainly

that the authorities decided to terminate the lease agreement with russia for a plot of land in canberra for the new embassy, ​​according to the official version, due to the fact that the work was not completed on time for 3 years from the date of issuance of permission in 2011, the russian representative office confirms that the project did encounter problems and delays, but in the last 2 years, construction has been going on without interruption and termination of the lease. now that the results are already quite obvious unprecedented and extremely. desirable step in a similar undesirable step, similarly, the estonian authorities acted in a similar way, announcing that they would stop letting russian tourists with schengen visas previously issued by tallinn restrictions on the entry of russians into europe now and a hot topic the general approach to this issue is going to be discussed at the council of the eu at the end of august, the ideas sound very different up to that it is necessary to issue visas only to those russians who have proved their anti-war position in response to this s

and, canberra's transition toward clean energy. >> after we ended the session in new york, the s&p 500 giving up gains of 1%. the russell 2000 under performed given the gloomy outlook from nvidia. the 10 year dropping 2.8%. oil site -- slightly higher, given iranian supplies and nuclear talks continuing. after hours we watch sofi technologies. softbank could be unloading their 9% stake in the country. that is one we will watch closely at the asian open. >> softbank will be coming online, along with the japan and tokyo. there is not much else in terms of movers today. corporate earnings is the major headline, and nvidia. we are watching chipmakers. a lot of concern around the overall growth outlook. a soft start in asia. not much on the data docket to work with. the dollar we are keeping an eye on. the aussie dollar and the yen in a tight range against the dollar. the bond space, yields moving back across the region. the biggest moves, longer durations. expectations that fed tightening will lead to slower economic growth. interesting lines from the rba. essentially, all these central ba

listen, the us office in canberra received an official notification from the government of the solomonn border guards , reported that the authorities of the solomon islands did not allowed a us coast guard ship to enter their port to replenish fuel and provisions, which carried out scheduled patrols in the archipelago. in addition, at the same time as the us ship, a british patrol ship was denied entry to the port, the refusal to receive a us coast guard ship increases fears that solomon islands sever ties with western countries in favor of china meanwhile, in the meantime, uh us ally taiwan for the first time. in general, he opened fire on this. and so to speak, while quasi conflict, but nevertheless the fire was opened fired at the bottom, but the situation is already turning to the side. and the fact that china can answer in much the same way. here, listen in the area entering. in the jin archipelago of the dani erdong and shi yu islands , three civilian drones were found. after the servicemen fired flares and unmanned aerial vehicles, they left the indicated areas, however, after a