the largest of which was here in melbourne. melbourne has enjoyed the longest lockdown in the world. and now there are concerns among parts of the community about some pandemic management legislation that the state government is currently trying to pass through the upper house of parliament. now that bill has stole, but people are concerned about the amount of power that the state government will have if the bill passes. now, people are also protesting around the country about vaccine mandates. many industries have now got no job, no job laws, which means people who are currently on vaccination won't be able to continue working. and the other thing that many people are protesting about are locked downs . now here in australia, melbourne did suffer the longest lockdown and there have been locked downs in other states and territories including sydney. and there have been much sure to lock downs in brisbin, adelaide and perth, and in high bought as well. the northern territory is currently has parts of this of the state in lockdown as well, which people is to do with cove. it's still sp

the largest of which was here in melbourne. melbourne has enjoyed the longest lockdown in the world. and now there are concerns among parts of the community about some pandemic management legislation that the state government is currently trying to pass through the upper house of parliament. you are a secretary of state antony blinkin is visiting a cove at 19 vaccine manufacturing facility in synagogue, capital decker. the pastor institute received millions of dollars from foreign partners and quitting the u. s. to help african nations produce their own jobs. and nigeria is aiming to inoculate half its population against corona virus before february. so far it's administered still says to around 9000000 of it's 200000000 people. government is trying to get religious and civil society leaders to back the mass vaccination campaign. and that she up to date, she stay with us here in al jazeera inside story is up next. ah, the continent must we fall. thus the message from america stopped diplomat to africa leaders. antonia lincoln has been visiting the region ahead of us summit in washing

the largest of which was here in melbourne. melbourne has endured the longest lockdown in the world. and now there are concerns among parts of the community about some pandemic management legislation that the state government is currently trying to pass through the upper house of parliament. the u. s. defense sector has promised to prevent iran from attaining a nuclear weapon. lloyd austin says, washington will counter what he called iran's dangerous use of suicide drums in the middle east. the united states is calling on china to prove the tennis play a punch. why is okay. she hasn't been seen since accusing a high ranking politician there of sexually assaulting her. u. s. president joe biden has said he is angry over the verdict in the murder trial of an american teenager car. rittenhouse was found not guilty of murdering 2 men and wounding another during racial justice protests in wisconsin. last year. those are the headlines. the news continues here on edges era after portal. ah, hi, i'm sandra gartman, welcome to a new series of portal. here's where we show you the world of al j

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global health and melbourne sustainable society institute at the university of melbourne.pact of climate anxiety after australia saw more than 42 million acres burned in extreme wildfires in 2019 and 2020. it's great to have you on the programme. ijust want it's great to have you on the programme. i just want to start by asking you, when people hear about the term climate anxiety, many in the audience perhaps wondering, is that really something but substantial, or is it a focus for other stresses in our daily lives? it is a great question, because theissueis is a great question, because the issue is that a young person and people generally, they can see with their own eyes what is happening, the extreme weather events and these big fires we had in australia and they can also see a lack of action, lack of leadership by the leaders in a few very let down, and they feel very anxious and very worried and obsessed with, what's the future going to be like? ~ ., ., , . ., ., , like? what does climate anxiety look like? in _ like? what does climate anxiety look like? in terms _ li

but they are going to yo yo in places like sydney and melbourne over the next 3 days. if we have a look at melbourne, we're going to be touching up to $25.00 on thursday, but the rain comes back on friday. it is going to get cooler. now, what's dryer? of course many central and northern air is not dryer than we have seen recently, but the wet weather is going to pick up in the west is going to get wetter. for perf, though there is a lot of rooms here, some of the showers pushing through the cloud. by the time we get into friday, 23 degrees celsius. now, as we move over to new zealand, it is an improving pictures rather unsettled it has been, but is going to clear up by the time we get to thursday. the want is going to leave gizmo, but it is going to be sunny through the weekend when the wetter weather arrives. now, as we head over to southeast asia, it's very wet. once again for parts of indo china for vietnam. and for thailand we could see further flooding here. ah, it said to us he told through with, somebody's going to do it. where do you go to the pilot? the voice

they are protested in melbourne, across parts of europe, even _ melbourne, across parts of europe, evening to be a need at some point to— there is going to be a need at some point to say, — there is going to be a need at some point to say, we don't what we can do. point to say, we don't what we can do certainty— point to say, we don't what we can do. certainly in the uk the booster programme is working. the number of cases— programme is working. the number of cases may— programme is working. the number of cases may he — programme is working. the number of cases may be rising but the number of deaths _ cases may be rising but the number of deaths in — cases may be rising but the number of deaths in two and hospitalisation isn't~ _ of deaths in two and hospitalisation isn't. indeed the number of deaths have been— isn't. indeed the number of deaths have been falling.— isn't. indeed the number of deaths have been falling. vaccine seems to be the answer. _ have been falling. vaccine seems to be the answer. let's _ have been falling. vaccine seems to be the answer. let's turn _ have been fall

the largest of which was here in melbourne. melbourne has endured the longest lockdown in the world. and now there are concerns among parts of the community about some pandemic management legislation that the state government is currently trying to pass through the upper house of parliament. at least 7 people have been injured and dozens arrested during protests against cone of iris restrictions in the dumped city of rotterdam. restrictions in the netherlands are being re imposed to combating wave of infections the united states as calling on china to prove that tennis player punch . why is ok she hasn't been seen since accusing a high ranking politician of sexually assaulting her holland, says hundreds of asylum seekers have tried to branch into border despite sneer by camps been cleared on friday or to police. arrested $45.00 people for throwing rocks and tear gas canisters. a jury in the united states has phones co written house, not guilty of murdering to men and wounds in another. it happened during racial justice process in wisconsin. last year. lebanon has removed some cities

australia opens its international borders as flights resume from sydney and melbourne.ering and applause. and it's alive with day of the dead parades: commemorations return to mexico after a year off, due to the pandemic. hello, thanks forjoining us. the warnings have come thick and fast and the long—awaited climate summit in glasgow was seen by many of the world's leaders as the last best chance to take decisive steps forward to avert a climate catastrophe. world leaders, scientists and advisers are gathering in glasgow for 12 days of negotiation with the aim of a global reduction in carbon emissions to avoid a climate catastrophe. and to enable countries to adapt to rises on the planet. they do so as the world meteorological organization has published its annual global climate report, stating that the past seven years have been the hottest on record. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more a gloomy start to proceedings in glasgow, but there are high hopes for a sunnier outcome. in a socially distanced conference centre, a reminder we're still in a time of c

here in australia, melbourne dude. south of the longest lockdown and there have been locked down in other states and territories, including sidney. and there have been much sure to lock downs in brisbin adelaide and perth, and in high bought as well. it's also important to recognize that the pros, as to some extent, have been infiltrated by far right. far, right. political activists who are, you know, staging conspiracy theories as well among the protesters. so it's a range of reasons that people are protesting here in australia or b to norman is a professor of security studies at kings college, london, joseph via skype from brussels. and we wanted to focus specifically on the demonstrations that we have seen in europe, particularly in austria, little bit in germany and also the netherlands. how strong is the far right presence at these protests that we are seeing that oppose government measures to to cov administrations? well, it depends. it differs from country to country. in germany, for example, there was a survey

you have to remember that the if and that starts injanuary is held in the city of melbourne.orld's most lockdown cities. melbourne is the victorian state capitol and victoria state officials have been very keen to state that they didn't want players coming in who were not fully vaccinated. discussions between the authorities and organisers of the event have been going on for some time. now we have organisers say that only fully vaccinated players will be able to complete. this raises an interesting issue around novak djokovic, he is the defending men's champion, he hasn't divulged his vaccination status, but if he wants to come to australia to defend his australian open title he will have to be double—vaccinated. lots of subplots in the australian tennis and that is due to star in a couple of months' time. president biden has urged americans to refrain from violence and destruction of property, after a teenager who shot two people dead during racialjustice protests last year was found not guilty of murder. kyle rittenhouse argued that he acted in self—defence when he killed t

let's have a look at the 3 day and melbourne and will be dipping down to 17 degrees by saturday, with showers on the cards. for sydney, it is a way we can well into next week. we are expecting thunderstorms to roland, but across those central and northern areas of australia remains not find a lot. dwyer, high pressure in charge keeping things rather settled as we hop across the tasman sea to new zealand. it is looking a lot more settled across the north and the south island. but we have got wet and windy weather that's going to sweep in. the temperatures here will remain in the early twenties ahead of that wet weather and as we move to southeast asia, we've got seen the reins across much of indonesia and malaysia with the heaviest falls in java. ah, a community decimated by cancer fights for the truth. who in this room hasn't cancer or knows of someone that lives here that has cancer fault lines exposes houston's cancer cluster. these are the 110 properties that have grown contamination underneath. they looked at it as well. hopefully community. it is safe with them though. full lines

we've already seen flash flooding in victoria from melbourne for example, and it is gonna remain rather unsettled in that southeast corner. it dries up for per after a wet tuesday. so by wednesday, the sunshine will be coming back through that wet weather. shimmying over to southern parts of australia. more central areas will see the rain intensify, and we are seeing thunderstorms for darwin through to the week. and we're seeing the rain's pick up, of course, much of queensland and new south wales. it's going to be wet for sydney, but it dries up from sunday, but it will remain rather unsettled and wet for adelaide and melbourne. well into next week. now i do hope across a tasman sea to new zealand. it's very settled in the south island. thanks to high pressure that's hanging on. the rain continues up in the north of the north island, but it is going to get wetter for southern areas, but christ church will see the temperature pick up lots of funny diet, dry conditions. and sunshine coming through here. now was we move across to southeast asia? this was the scene in jakarta, people were

how today the largest of which was here in melbourne. melbourne has endured the longest lockdown in the world. and now there are concerns among parts of the community about some pandemic management legislation that the state government is currently trying to pass through the upper house of parliament . at least 7 people had been injured and dozens arrested during protests against corona virus restrictions in the dutch city of rotterdam, restrictions in the netherlands are being reem holes to combat. so you wave of infections. the united states is a calling on the china to prove that tells us where punch, why is ok? she hasn't been seen since accusing a high ranking politician of sexually assaulting her whole and says, hundreds of asylum seekers of tried to breach of border despite nearby camps been cleared on friday. border police arrested $45.00 people for throwing walks and tear gas canisters. years president joe, by from has said he's angry after a jury phones and american teenager not guilty of murdering to men. and one thing another. it happened when cold with in house brought a ri

la policia de west melbourne, florida, hizo publico el video corporal del heroico rescate de unos agentes un hombre dentro de una camioneta que estaba envuelta en llamas ... testigos presenciales comentaron que el auto a algo mas de 40 millas por hora se estrello contra una cerca y los agentes que casualmente estaban en otra investigacion, llegaron justo a tiempo para socorrerlo... aparentemente el conductor tuvo algun problema medico antes del choque. en los angeles, un oso fue visto dandose un baqo en una piscina, despues de vagar por un barrio residencial de san dimas, este viernes por la noche... los agentes del departamento del sheriff del condado parecian estar rastreando al oso, mientras el control de animales se dirigia a la escena... luego mas tarde, el animal sguia vagando por la zona y se acerco a una autopista, local antes de volver al barrio. la tavesia de los migrantes venezolanos hacia otros paises parece que comienza a cambiar de rumbo por una ruta de retorno... esto es fruto del rechazo que han recibido en otros paises y del rumor sobre ciertas mejoras economicas ahora co

oh, on monday nights, thousands of protesters camped outside this state parliament in melbourne, venting their anger over the draft legislation in response. the government watered at dawn, essentially in a bid to get the bill through the opera house. the key concessions are that fines for coded rule breakers have been lowered. the threshold for declaring upon demick has been raised on the right to protest is protected. that all follows weeks of public unrest. la victoria premier has defended the bill saying it's about quote, keeping people safe, and that includes safeguards to prevent abuse off power. meanwhile, a top health official and another australian stake queensland as issued a warning to people who refused colbert shots. he said, vaccine hesitant citizens should effectively be banished from society. oh, they cries, not get vaccine. lot will be miserable without being faxed that it is going to be very hard to maintain your employment if you're not vaccinated or you won't be able to go anyway, friend at a time. and lest really has an 83 percent co vaccination rate. while queensland

airports in sydney and melbourne are allowing fully vaccinated passengers to fly again after some ofhe world's strictest border controls were ended. those are your headlines. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. it is tempting to be sceptical about a conference billed by some as humanity's last chance to save the planet. but the truth is the cop26 meeting in glasgow is a very big deal. global heating is real. it threatens to inflict existential harms on all life on earth, unless greenhouse gas emissions are effectively eliminated within a generation. can it be done? well, my guest is fatih birol, boss of the international energy agency. he believes the answer is yes, but is he ignoring the political realities that he'll encounter in glasgow? fatih birol in paris, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much, mr sackur. well, it's a pleasure to see you in your headquarters in paris. of course, very, very soon, you'll be in glasgow as a delegate at the cop26 conference. how unfortunate do you think the timing of the conference is, amid an energy

at the university of melbourne.ogramme, peter. let'sjust start by finding out what's behind the fall in the birth rate? ~ ., , ., , rate? well for 75 years under the one child _ rate? well for 75 years under the one child policy, - rate? well for 75 years under the one child policy, the - rate? well for 75 years under| the one child policy, the state in china said that having more than one child was against the interest of the state. and the current generation of potential parents in china are themselves the one child. they have lived the one child. they have lived the one child policy their entire lives. in addition to that, the floating bob relation of 200 million people who have been moved from the villages to the larger cities have been required in the interest of the state to leave their children behind in the village. this prevents the development of effective relations between parents and children — and that's the central reason people have children. so overall, policies are created that have created a cultur

asked professor of epidemiology, katherine bennett, who's in the victoria state capital of mount melbourne. if the new bill there is the right response to the disease. part of the reason they argued that i'm having a pandemic bill was going to be important, was that it would allow some of the decision making processes to become more transparent actually. but there was concern that when it came back that they didn't actually have some of the oversight automatically written in that would ensure that this was going to happen in that way. so it's really important the changes we've seen in the last 24 hours. i think a key changes to help achieve what they plan to achieve, but without risking giving so much authority to someone who, who also is the person who calls whether or not they need to consult with paypal. and what we're saying is they trying to make the point that you need to get vaccinated, said just drawing a very hard line and trying to encourage people to vaccinate. but i think this, the recent, the epidemiological argument to support keeping unvaccinated paper locked out for the lon

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to karone of our new thousands of australians, of again protested against groan of ours rules in melbourne. crowds marched through the city center for a 3rd weekend, protesting about a bill that would give the victorian state government more powers. in the case of a new pandemic, covered 19 vaccinations of been made compulsory for around one and a quarter 1000000 of the states workers. emma frances delane making covey vaccinations compulsory for health workers in its overseas territories in the caribbean. they've been riots against the vaccinations on the islands of guadalupe and martinique situations. still tents on guadalupe where protest as continuing to block the roads from guadalupe this report i with natasha. baba, emily key bell is saving what she can in what used to be a home in the city of point to pete in guadalupe. she still can't believe that a lifetime of memories could be destroyed in minutes in a fi that was started by looters during protests earlier this week. she was lucky to escape. now she's trying to pick up the pieces. and then for football quite, there are no photos l

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so south african lives in melbourne live on the program. and by as western governments push, this said this is to get a booster shot. the world health organizations expressed opposition to rich nations extending their nok elation programs. well, bucks, nation rates remain relatively very low in poorer countries across much of africa. for example, less than 10 percent of the population has had a single dose. no more vaccines should go to countries that have already vaccinated, more than 40 percent of their population until kovacs has the vaccines, it needs to help other countries get that to normal boosters should be adam stood at except 2 immunocompromised pupil. most countries with high vaccine coverage continued to ignore our call for a global moratorium on boosters. we discuss it some more with professor of molecular oncology, lawrence, young and nurse, naomi bennett. it would make no sense to ensure that most people at least get their 1st dose of the vaccine love and then pushing for people to have the the booster. but then i think, oh