it's been a bumper season for winemakers in the hunter valley.een kind and the harvest has gone well. but in recent years, china's restrictions on australian wine have hurt the multimillion—dollar export industry. it's undoubtedly been a challenge for the last few years since china has put up their barriers, losing our largest export market from a national point of view. it's nigh on impossible to replace quickly, so that's undoubtedly made it challenging for producers that maybe don't have an alternate home or route to market. china accounts for more than a quarter of australia's international trade. many businesses, including wine makers here in the new south wales hunter valley, have had to look for opportunities elsewhere. the prime minister anthony albanese says australia must build up commercial links with other countries, including indonesia and india. certainly those large enterprises have suffered, but it's the small, medium sized enterprises who are potentially suffering the greatest. but diplomatic tensions between canberra and beijing

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according to one of them, a hunter discovered the valley many years ago.shot a bison, and the show followed his bloody footprints, but when he went out to the sources he saw how the beast plunged into one of them and fled into the forest, as if it had not been wounded. according to another legend. here he improved his health. genghis khan yes, this autumn is a sacred place. there are a lot of things here that will limit mysticism. i have seen such people who have joint disease. they come here. they cannot hold a spoon with their fingers. that's how crooked hands. a week later, a person shows me a spoon, and after 3 weeks, he shows me how he threads a needle . near each source on the shumak there are figurine ribbons. coins made of wood are gifts as a sign thanks from the people who were cured here. some of them tell simply incredible stories ; as for the musculoskeletal system, most literally from the second intake of radon and shumak mud, more than 120 sources of completely different composition come out, despite the fact that they can go out literally at

for example, the impacts on hunters--the wilderness boundary was set at a particular road. it would be a 5-mile wilderness across the valley to a mountain range that we formerly hunted with no access to it at all. all of our jeep trails were cut off. sportsmen, for example, chukar hunters, for a day hunt or for a 2-day hunt to walk 5 miles across the valley to get to the mountains, to climb up to a spring, to even find chukar or other upland game, it was a physical impossibility. so it essentially eliminated entire mountain ranges from hunting. christensen: and this wasn't the first time wilderness bills had come under criticism in nevada. in fact, they had been increasingly controversial since the 1980s. man: i'm here with some full- and part-time residents of jarbidge, nevada. we're standing on a road that doesn't go anywhere anymore. it used to go to some places that these people were quite fond of. woman: we need this road for multiple uses. we need it for fishing and hunting and fuel for the winter months, and we can't get to 'em unless they open this road up. man: the attraction for us was the scenery and the accessi

they are working together in silicon valley, they were working together during the campaign when they weren't covering hunterse the questions are being fed to the administration before hand. b1 not a surprise but it is incredible. the -- have you ever seen a president walk out to into a press conference knowing exactly what the first question is, where it is from and what it is about? >> what would happen in the media if it turned out in the trump administration that fox news's peter doocy was giving his questions to donald trump beforehand? what gets me is not so much the action but the complete lack of reaction from those people in this field who believe they are real journalists. we one who is running the presidency? who is the real president? they are writing out the questions and presumably figuring out the answers, he is not the real president. >> it is the left radical left-wing machine, i don't know if president biden is where he is. it is this radical machine. the media are part of it. it is all being exposed whether it is elon musk and zuckerberg, it is all coming out, the collusion going on in the

and the difference for other hunter s-uppercase-letter is we are not assuming boston or new york, if you hear these pitches, a biotech -- probably boston or maybe silicon valley as we travel around in chattanooga and tennessee are great to develop data platforms because many of the biggest companies are the best place to be, investment platforms for burma in a better place to be in the thousand or was in san francisco to launch that company so more great ideas and entrepreneurs looking in places other people are working and we're starting to see interest in this space looking at other cities and part of the problem in the last three and four years people growing up in the middle of the country are scoring left to go to the course and now we are seeing a boomerang of people returning so the next ten or 20 years will be great in terms of america in charge doing it in a way that is far more inclusive. >> how much of your portfolio went under? >> some are not going to make it but very few what they call 10% now. >> another question i have, something that really bothers me, you go to other cities and you look at the performance companies building diversity and not