pent- ridge" ha vuelto a abrir como un lujoso centro de ocio, a Ólo 8 kilometros de la ciudad de melbourneemprendidos ... la pieza central cuenta con 19 suites exclusivas, creadas a partir de 4Ó 5 celdas originales, con techos abovedados de ladrillo, puertas originales y paredes de piedra azul. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a >> esta es la gran semifinal de mi famoso

they're going to be covered in snow. profit drop us now i think this one, so this, you have melbourne's 13 2nd day in a row and it's cold enough to bring that so it will feel cold and camera as well. and the opposite is true. and using here we go. the feet of a time from the north. so touches by night and by day had been really quite high, almost freckled, breaking the high. but it's the rain or the template, little bit significantly heavy on the west side of south island. nothing comes back but stay still above average in christ church. the. when the taliban took control of afghanistan in august 2021. its spots a methics and a special to pop before one. 0 one east makes the chinese entrepreneur with the other way on out. as we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what i'll do to bring you the news. i'm current fast. the matter to you. how busy are the the top stories on how to 0. nearly 3 weeks after fighting the gun, warring factions as to don, remain locked in bottles. the army posts of the city of troops celebrating, saying they defe

so temperature is all sitting very low in places like melbourne by sunday. we'll see 13 degrees celsius, choose a little bit room and those shows us that's 2 e's so much to wire across most central and northern areas and out west central and comes back into path on monday ahead of west to weather by tuesday. now you're helping close the tasman to new zealand. it is looking rather wet for western parts of the soft islands. that rain has not the temperature down in christ church, but by monday the heat will pump back in 22 degrees celsius. and heat is a story across south east asia. we've had a heat wave condition so much of indo china with temperature reco. it's for made set in vietnam, cambodia and now we can see the wet to weather arriving here by sunday into monday . but the good news is so can your lot. dwyer across most central areas of the philippines that you, whether update the assign to for joe noticed it was a hey, from a, from the war and shelter for civilian refugees. web ex got turned into the garden during cambodia as bloody see stuff during us

whereas the opposite is the case in australia in melbourne, really quite cold. i know we're going into the season, but the picture is not particularly good one, you will see some significance. the victoria helps with his co, somebody with the active frontal side. but that's the best tempt you buy day in melbourne city. adelaide does better to at 16 and to better still with 25 degrees. that breeze out of the interior. now this is cold air admittedly, but ahead of it induced for an enhanced by it is quite a will normally for and use even. so we've seen high temperatures by night and relatively high by a day or the last week or so. it would back down to normal on sunday with rain influencing the weather ever. christ church. but let me tell you to monday any of packed up to 22, a drag again here. that's what it's sunshine also have an oakland all set with 20 to the the the, the, the welcome to london and china along. so robin states thought, today the 6th of may 2023, and we live outside westminster avenue. and persons in guest room around the world of feeling this

so why in the name of waltzing matilda do crowds in melbourne sometimes break into chants of "usa-usacox, a texan who stands nearly 7 feet tall, ranks among the best footy players out there, and might be the most unlikely success story in global sports today. >> sets it up. cox again. i cannot believe it. >> at first glance, anyway, mason cox comes across as the quintessential aussie rules, or afl, player. at age 32, he's logged almost 100 games. over eight seasons for the storied collingwood magpies. the afl's equivalent of the dallas cowboys. and he is an evangelist for his sport, one played on an oval surface almost double the size of an nfl field. footy entails players running about 10 miles a game, juking. >> a double step from mason. >> zorko -- >> tackling. >> ohhhhh. >> passing by punching the ball and scoring by kicking the ball through goalposts. >> bang. >> six points for splitting the center uprights, one point for the side ones. >> arms in the air. cheers. that has gone through. >> it's unlike anything else you've ever seen. it's probably the roughest sport in the world i

live now to melbourne to speak to cheryl saunders, law professor at the universitry of melbourne ands this will bring for the royal family? look, i know that things are very exciting — look, i know that things are very exciting in— look, i know that things are very exciting in london as the coronation approaches — exciting in london as the coronation approaches. it does not making much of an impact— approaches. it does not making much of an impact here, i don't think. no doubt _ of an impact here, i don't think. no doubt that— of an impact here, i don't think. no doubt that varies across different parts _ doubt that varies across different parts of — doubt that varies across different parts of society, but byambajav, get the impression from the reaction that the — the impression from the reaction that the monarchy is seen as increasingly irrelevant to australian life.— increasingly irrelevant to australian life. , �* , ., ., , australian life. get australians voted in a _ australian life. get australians voted in a referendum - australian life. get australians voted in a referendum 2

some of the cities like melbourne, could see the coldest. we can in 3 as and that's thanks to a cold front. it's crept its way for the east bringing, which is what is wintry conditions that some snow falling on the ops as well as west to weather, towards the coast of new south wales where conditions remain rod the blustery. so temperature is all sitting very low in places like melbourne by sunday. we'll see 13 degrees celsius, choose a little bit room and no showers offsets to ease. it's much dryer across most central and northern areas and out west sunshine comes back into path on monday. ahead of west to weather by tuesday now as you help because the tasman a to new zealand. it is looking rather wet for western part of the south islands. that rain has not the attempt to down in christ church, but by monday the heat will pump back in 22 degrees celsius. and heat is a story across south east asia. we've had a heat wave condition so much of indo china with temperature reco. it's for made set in vietnam, cambodia, and now we can see the wet to

they would say it's a big round mazda down in melbourne and, and lo, it keeps do what kids do and try to get on with life and, and try to deal with what's in front of them. kids. it sounds very bit better than i said. also compartmentalizing in that respect. but look, i think the truth of the matter is, you know, having your mazda times in such extraordinary circumstances, having prolonged absence of not being able to speak to a bull's eye. so to see somebody that has to have an impact, doesn't it? and the dogs i'll be getting a little to the right support and, and so on. but you know, it obviously is going to impact children who would, $9.11 when she was detained. and it's very, very difficult, and there is much of the victim in all of this is john lyons really and none of us know exactly what is going on because since her trial, which, which was over a year ago that there's been no verdict. that's right. and you know, the, the, the dates, house around why she was detained, why she was indicted as why she was charged what she was tried with. we don't know, this may not transparency a

this letter is a documentary that narrates the story of fatima from melbourne, australia, and it wasthat i, who was not yet there , wore a headscarf. acquaintance and freedom is the greatest freedom for me, this freedom to be able to protect myself and i have the freedom that i have never had before, what fatimah introduces as the greatest freedom to protect herself is not too much for the experience of new muslim women. when i observed the hijab, i did not intend to become a muslim. i saw that i am more respected and less attention is drawn to me by strangers, a choice that is accompanied by doubts, i had doubts about the best way, but now the hijab has become a part of my being, it is as if i am not myself. i like that the head and body are acting a reminder to maintain an opinion. i know myself as a muslim wearing a headscarf and i came to the end of liberalism where you can wear whatever you want and it doesn't feel pure and evolved. when you come to islam from such an environment, it's not easy to get rid of this qomishi confinement because women like to be beautiful. but we hav

it tells the story of fatemeh from melbourne, australia, when she was still wearing a headscarf. the documentary is based on the principles of dousul to familiarize the audience with fatemeh's interests and beliefs shortly before and after she became a muslim . to be able to protect myself, what fatima has written so far the greatest freedom is to protect oneself . i attract strangers to me. this is what made me continue wearing my hijab . i removed the aggressors several times. i didn't like it, and that 's why i continued to wear the hijab and repeat. it helps to choose this work for the pleasure of my lord i do it, not 118 million people, where would i like to be reminded to keep a number, a permanent judgment that you must be a good muslim and always consider god's pleasure in doing things, and as a muslim i recognize myself with a headscarf and this identity as well. i am proud, i would come to whatever i want and be with any person whenever you want, you feel that you are being used, it is not a good feeling , it does not make you feel pure and evolved, islam or you are , w

melbourne commissioner running running. i have three eyes. the minutes are approved. great. please call adam three. item three, adopt three revised job classifications and revised organization chart. this is an action item. ah deputy director cynthia fong. thank you for the introduction chair. good morning commissioners. as you all know, the agency has five core functions. we are the local transportation sales tax administrator, the county congestion management agency administrator. the transportation fund for clean air administrator. the prop, double a vehicle registration for the administrator, and we're also the timor island mobility management agency. all this translates to an agency with 47 full time equivalent positions across six different divisions. we have currently filled 38 of these positions, and it's been a little over three years since we last looked at our our chart. now we continue to pay close attention to our workload management. over the past three years, we've had changes to our business practices and throughout the pandemic covid 19 pandemic with the pas

greatest freedom to protect this letter is a documentary that narrates the story of fatima from melbourne, australia, and it was very funny to me that she was still a christian and wore a headscarf. you can meet the audience with fatima's interests and opinions shortly before and after becoming a muslim, getting acquainted with knowledge and freedom, this is the greatest freedom for me, this freedom to be able to protect myself, and i now have the freedom that i did not have until now. i am not a new muslim anymore. when i observed the hijab, i did not intend to become like me. well, i saw that i am more respected , less attention is drawn to me by strangers . a choice that is sometimes accompanied by doubts . i had a lot of doubts, but now the hijab has become a part of me . it's okay to wear hijab as if i'm not myself to the experience of new muslims, there is something more than a covering of the head and body, the function of judging to maintain an opinion, i know my position as a muslim with a headscarf , and i came to the extreme anemia of liberalism, where you can wear whatever you

eventually you will see rain heading towards adelaide and melbourne. you will notice most of australia is in sunshine now. in the central philippines, the system is winding itself up. it could give the months worth of rain in some places. the whole system moves through the korean peninsula and by saturday will be covering japan. the rains in bangladesh have kept the temperatures down. >> fake companies, international banks and the proceeds of organized crime. [speaking foreign language] in a remarkable investigation into a complex secretive world, to journalists and in search of the italian mafia dirty money. the longer, part three on al jazeera. anchor: welcome back. russia says it has stopped and assassination attempt on vladimir putin. they say two drones were used on an attack on the presidential residence at the kremlin. ukraine strongly denies it to. and they say children were shot dead at a school in belgrade. a 13-year-old boy was arrested. the president says the boy will be placed in a psychiatric institution. the united nations humanitarian c

he not last night on melbourne so this way about me, black people that it's okay to kill of black boyn precious basin, this is the republican party they are fascist and. >> all right. >> i think there are fascist elements we do need to compassion and recognition that i do believe people are significant biden open but on the king said very little persuasive power when people feel you going contempt so i agree with you policies of ron desantis are dangerous, the ban one abortion, and don't even kw they are pregnant six weeks, telling people at thena undocumented of new cars a felon average american not realize how people are living under it for years to pay taxes contributive as it is all just what courses trying to under black history, i am deeply concerned about those things and that's why i think that is nominee t because we dot have to worry about a fascist to our communist takeover in this country delivers on the promises it's a disease or societal on thesy outside the that we are eroding principal that has we can people'spl lives so the best way to defeat the public and 24 is with

the greatest freedom to protect this letter is a documentary that tells the story of fatima from melbourne australia . it was very funny for me that she wore a headscarf before she arrived. to introduce the audience to fatima's interests before and after becoming a muslim, fatima hazrat, fatimah's definition of freedom, the name of the documentary was lost, this freedom that i can protect myself, i now have a freedom that you have never seen before, what fatimah is the greatest freedom to protect he himself introduces that it should be experienced by new muslim women. i don't wear hijab anymore. it's more to experience people's reactions on the street or in a dream . i get more respect. i draw less attention from strangers. i noticed it several times, i left it, i didn't like it, then i compared it, and that's why wearing the hijab doesn't stop me from continuing , no matter who likes it, how much does it help our pain that i can't do this for the pleasure of my lord, not people? i like it, but it's about keeping an opinion and also a constant reminder that you should be a good muslim and

it does remain cloudy, with rain expected in melbourne over the weekend.is still the story for the south island of new zealand certainly across the western parts. wintry feel coming in that will intensify thursday. temperatures have been sitting high. they continued that way in christchurch before the end of the week, when they do start to come down. more settled in northern island but still showers coming in from the west. southeast asia, this typhoon started to move east of taiwan. it brought very gusty winds and wet weather to northern areas of the philippines. the energy that the storm is sucking. across northern areas we are, seeing the worst of the wet weather there. ♪ >> the story of a small community in one of mexico's most dangerous states, standing up to criminal cartels and corrupt politicians. >> we don't want politicians anymore. they just disunite the people. >> in the last episode of "democracy maybe," we'll explore how the elders let the fight for self-determination. "by the people," on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ maryam: the main stories. russia's pre

that's what it points. melbourne law. i can attach the border here for at the waistline. what i did they go hand, but i think dora santa fe mclean, my customers are mostly independent women who know what they want and like they have had i don't think they don't care about social code. you know, found that all gallon if he's under yeah. ah, on the way to the fatty a grounds, the women get in the mood to party with the fatty i was celebrated for the 1st time in 1847, and is now the biggest festival and on the lucia. some people have rented a carriage for the whole week that will bring them from one stop to the next. and party goers dance the flamenco. of course. these are the women out o dot gov in yo, taylor stresses for together with her daughters. the designer now wants to enjoy the video and get ideas for new flamenco looks up to you next time we're going to drink dance party and have a good time. back. germans love this quite unremarkable looking vegetable. right asparagus, people from other countries might find this obsession with sparkling germany a bit odd. like a r

you can see how it freshens up, 14 celsius in melbourne.ts way to western parts of the south island, through friday. saturday sliding north. drier and clearer weather coming back behind. temperatures are recovering. temperatures recovering with -- across japan. we're getting into the high 20's. we have got somewhat or whether, coming into china. a bit of rain, coming into beijing, hoping to clear the air, 26 celsius. some wet weather into central and southern parts of china, moving further eastwards to friday. ♪ >> welcome back. we look at main stories. the russian commander of a militia behind a major incursion into russia's belgorod's region, is the first of many incursions. russia repelled the attack and 70 fighters were killed. ukraine has denied any involvement. there have been more heavy clashes in sudan between the army of the paramilitary, despite a cease-fire to allow aid into the country. an army helicopter was shot down in the city. and the woman many considered the queen of rock 'n' roll, tina turner has died at the age of 83. s

thanks to a cold front that swept through and knocking temperatures down in places like adelaide and melbournen the way of sunshine coming in for western australia. the temperature in perth, settling into the mid-20's. temperatures across new zealand, in the south, will come down as the cold front starts to blow in on tuesday into wednesday. bringing a wintry mix with it. rain, sleet, snow edging up the south island and will make its way to the north island. ahead of that, we are seeing lots of sunshine. auckland at 18 degrees celsius. as we lived is have these asia, temperatures have come down in places like sing of, where we saw a record heat over the weekend. more in the way of wetter weather. wet weather affecting places like thailand and indochina. ♪ >> this convening is taking place during a critical time for the global economy. we will hear from a slate of accomplished leaders in business and government. they will speak to why we need to strengthen our training ties. implement ambitious plans, and close the skills gap that so many countries -- companies are struggling with. ♪ >> you are

you could fill the boxcars of a freight train that would stretch from new york city to melbourne, australia, with the coal ash that's generated every year in this country. >> the ash contains toxic metals. lead, arsenic, chromium, cadmium, others. and it even has radioactive substances. >> it's these pollutants, many of them known to cause cancer, that have people worried. and the big question is, where are all these toxins ending up? >> there's fly ash and coal dust... we'll go on the front porch and do the same thing. >> you can see as you look up there the fresh ash. it's like an orangish color. when it's windy, it can get into their homes, it can get into their cars, and god forbid they're walking across the street or whatever, it actually gets into their lungs. >> in the united states, there are over 500 coal-fired power plants. and until recently, the dangers of coal ash have largely been hidden from public view. this is one of the largest coal-fired power facilities in the country. called plant scherer, it's located in juliette, georgia, and is majority owned by georgia power. each y

an international tour of races with high speed meccas all over the world from monaco to melbourne, consideredne of the most prestigious and competitive motor racing competitions globally. for a sport that had fervent fans internationally these days, formula one is pivoting to the united states and in turn breaking viewership records. in part thanksixeries o survive. social media and lucrative multi year contract with espn, not talk about the pandemic and here comes to survive, and then people watching this and engaging on it with tiktok. and so all of those things content, i think filled a void that was there for a lot of sports fans. american takeover now complete with 22 year old logan sargeant f one debut. let's see if the first full time american driver since 2007. my race in america was what was it 2015 in karting. i started racing 20 minutes down the road from the stadium and to be able to do that full circle comeback race up on in america here in miami is it's a dream come true for me. oh, man, that is pretty cool by the british team williams racing. this weekend was more than just a r

it's certainly by the mid week, but have a look at melbourne will be down to 15 degrees celsius on wednesday as the showers well through. the rain is the story phone, use a live, but it will start to ease away from the cell phone and working. it's way more ne, over the next few days, how much is recovering in the very south range, starting to imagine that on tuesday, no heat has been story across parts of southeast asia in recent weeks. and single pul, unmatched, it's all time temperature record over the we can temperatures offset to come down over the next few days as well to whether works. it's way in here. not just for full single pool, but also southern or across from much of indo china. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the top story to 0 this, our results are coming in for t as most tightly contested election in decades. there's a dispute about the numbers with the 2 front runners, both maintaining the there and the leads to an adult load state run news agency has reads of tell you of ergo, on a heads is unable as offices. unfortunately, as in every election, the u

the host of masterchef australia has died suddenly in melbourne a day before a new season of the tv show to air. he was 46 and originally from scotland. he worked with the chefs around the world before opening his own staurants in australia. you are live with bbc news. there have been repeated airstrikes today on the sudanese capital despite an extended cease fire which is supposed to be in place. the fighting has intensified as thousands head for the exits with port sudan the bulkhead forgetting in and foreign nationals out. british passport holders were told to arrive at the airport before midday today for the last flight the british government has put on to evacuate those stranded. reportedly, they also offered space to doctors who have leave to remain in the u.k. our reporter has taken a closer look at port sudan. >> we are looking at port sudan in more detail because it has been a key location for evacuations. this road is about 850 kilometers long from the capital to the port. that is around 500 miles. google maps will tell you it takes about 12.5 hours, but at the moment with airs

and bright weather we have in the next couple of days. 20 celsius in adelaide and sydney. 17 for melbourneweather is not far away, pushing on thursday, turning a good deal cooler in the process. winds coming in from antarctica. it's always going to be on the cool side. ahead of that, not bad into new zealand for the time being. the same rain bands will sleep through -- sweep through. snow around the southern ranges. new south wales, pushing into the eastern side of victoria as the wet weather makes its way into new zealand, certainly into the south island. we are in the process of moving away from the eastern side of japan. it is largely dry. temperatures getting up to around 23 degrees celsius in tokyo. 25 by the time we come to thursday. some lovely weather at this stage. but it does turn rather unsettled for a good part of china. ♪ ♪ >> this convening is taking place during a critical time in the global economy. we will hear from a slate of leaders in business and government. you will speak to why we will strengthen our trading times. ambitious plans, and close the skills gap so many co

it's in melbourne because they attended the raleigh palestinians fees and much as a provocation. now at least seeing this have now been confirmed in northern italy, which has experienced its was flooding in a century rescue assets or underway and the worst effected regions were on the number of people off the attract was overseas, are still trying to assess the full scope of the devastation, the rain is less intense now, but the flood was a showing little sign of proceeding, dw correspondence on your phone call. go to 1st time, look at the situation simply on the force of the adobe to danger. from the sellers of matters. i have never seen anything like it to my whole life as a prima. must be most of the door hasn't been themselves ever since walter level begins rising this afternoon in this village, you go. it leaves northern flow to it, immediately romani our region. within was, what does it consume the ground floor and some motions, neighbor, middle course kitchen outside the rain has stopped. but to rain should overflows from swollen rivers and controls. continue discussion to

we're opening them in london, in berlin, mexico city, sao paulo, la, melbourne, johannesburg, nairobil permission for women to be allowed in... some of its journalism winning a pulitzer prize, multiple emmys, and most recently a peabody award. viewing figures for documentaries like this one in afghanistan are healthy, interaction on its social media channels is high, it has staff based all over the world telling stories. but now it's filing for bankruptcy. so what went wrong? many of vice's media divisions were not run for profit. the company was so focused on growth that they didn't, for a very long time, pay attention to making sure that each of the divisions were profitable. and vice is not the only one. buzzfeed closed its award—winning news operation earlier this year, saying it couldn't fund it any more. mtv news is closing after 36 years of making youth—focused news content. vice's financial backers hoped attracting millions of younger people online would turn a big profit. that hasn't happened. the company says it will carry on until a buyer is found and it expects to emerge a

maybe some showers seem likely in melbourne . you'll max out at 15 degrees for southeast asia, burst the rain, northern western sumatra, and right across calum intent on borneo island. meantime is we head toward endo china? noise closed in on a temperature record for me the other day about 41 degrees, but with a bit more cloud cover, you're down to 35. but where the sun's out bangkok, 39, maybe even 40 degrees on friday. your come are seasonal plum rains across southern china that pours into taiwan and a storm system is not getting the heat out of japan. it's rolling over should cocoa and han shoes. so already we can see the temperatures are down and so care 25 degrees. we had heat stroke alerts, issued, those will now be dropped. see soon. the of the, this convening is taking place during a critical time for the global economy. we're going to hear from a slate of leaders and business and government. you'll speak to why we need to strengthen our trading ties and vicious range transitional plans enclosed with skills gaps that so m

however, with some rain expected in melbourne over the weekend. now rain is still the story for the south island of new zealand. certainly across the west and pots where we have got, there's a lot thought, but of a wintry field as well coming in that will intensify on thursday. companies have been sitting hi continued to be that way in christ church before the end of the week when they do start to come down. most settled in the north island but still plenty of showers that coming in from the west and was moved to southeast asia typhon lois started to move its way to the east of taiwan and bought some very gusty winds of what's the weather, as well as an ordinary is of the philippines and the energy that the storm is a sucking pulls across more northern areas is where we're seeing west of the wet weather, much dryer across most southern areas. suddenly, the indonesia, the story of a small community. in one of mexico's most dangerous states standing up to criminal court house and corrupt politicians, see we don't want to fall additions anymore. they

next france on the way in there, which means eventually you'll see rain headings was adelaide and melbourne was a bit of warm ahead of it. behind all this person sitting okay at $23.00 degrees and you'll notice most of australia is in the sunshine now with the winds. optically strong off the queensland coast when directions. the thing is critical for new zealand coming down from the north. it's full of tropical moisture and waltz have been remarkably warm nights, 1819 twenties. we nights in the days. don't see great change either. so warm and humid. feel for many with that significant rain coming down the west side of north island and into sapphire facility. lazy and a jar and the central philippines, it does look wet in the next day or so. and that's also true in central china. this is a system winding itself up and these are incentives could give something like a months worth of rainy. 12 places pyongyang comes to mind as the whole system then moves through the korean peninsula. and by saturday we'll be covering japan. i says, season rain's been the cases, you know, in india or bangladesh

we had 50, 60 planes all on the ground at heathrow and gatwick and in sydney and melbourne and brisbane clubs all closed, the hotels all closed. and the worst would have been 60,000 people out in the streets. we sold shares in companies that were public, and that was one way we managed to find money and most jobs were saved as a result. but personally, i was fortunate in that our kids managed to get to the island and our grandkids got to the island. and so although i experienced maybe a couple of months of what people must feel when they're pretty low, and i never experienced that before my life. do you mean that for the first time in your life you were depressed? yeah, i was certainly certainly a little depressed. but, you know, talking about net worth, i mean, you know, one of the things i suppose, if i resent anything in life is the tag billionaire. i think people don't address you by your net worth they call you by your name. yeah. and what i've spent my lifetime doing is building ventures that hopefully will make a really positive difference to people's lives. in the past, you've w

next france on the way in there, which means eventually you'll see rain heading was adelaide and melbourne was a bit of warmth ahead of it. behind all this path is sitting okay at $23.00 degrees and you'll notice most of australia is in the sunshine. i with the winds optically strong off the queens and coast when directions. the thing is critical for new zealand coming down from the north. its full of tropical moisture and walls have been remarkably wall nights 181923 nights in the days. don't see great change either so warm and humid feel for many with that significant rain coming down the west side of north holland and into sapphire facility. lazy and her jar. and the central philippines. it does look right in the next day or so. and that's also true in central china. this is a system winding itself up and these are incentives could give something like a months worth of rain. 12 places pyongyang comes to mind as the whole system then moves to the korean peninsula. and by saturday will be covering japan. i says, season rain's been the case is, you know, in india or bangladesh, it is still

a bit of cloud covers south australia, victoria likely to generate some showers around melbourne. you'll max out of 15 degrees by going to take you to museum and we've got this deep area of low pressure . i think the deeper the low, the more intensity is throwing buckets of rain to the northland, auckland, and the east cape. now, the center of this disturbance by saturday crashes into the north island. it's going to be a washout here. remember just a week ago, auckland declared a state of emergency because of flooding. so the ground across the north island it is saturated. it cannot hang on to any more rain, so running the risk of seeing some flooding right across the north island over the next little bit. be careful the, the, [000:00:00;00] the book and back from under the top story. so you will notice 0 alternation is rarely use of gathered and occupied east jerusalem and made incursions into the l x. the most compound on israel cycle flag day for right. national security minister is a mom thing. give you the joints krause, the suits, and these don't just union says the number o

the melbourne fly of rice is caused by the time we do come to fraud about possibilities. some snow around the southern range is 18 cells. just the full, sidney, west of weather will make its way into new zealand. and this be hitting the south on a pushing up into a central parts by the weekend of the el salvador. his war on guy sparked a state of emergency that suspended the constitutional rights to the legal defense . 70000 gang members were arrested. but the drag net swept up innocent people now lost in the penal system. full lights investigates disappearances within el salvador present state. even as a lawmaker, you don't have access to information. we don't have access to information on out just sarah. the other again, you'll what you know, just sarah has reminder about top stories this. our heavy fighting ensued on his trusting of for john cease fire. that was meant to allow in humanitarian aid on wednesday of fight to jet was shot down in onto mom. i'm not totally fine, has been a 4th, isn't it? a minute. treat base. official vegas. so annual net migration to the un

for this some of the year in australia disturbs whether through this se shower is idle, a camera, melbourne bit more in the way of cloud cover for sydney. and then last it with winds for a whole bar here of about 40 to 50 kilometers per hour, opportunity ceiling. we go and both islands here under weather alerts for both rain and wind. here comes the next patch of wet weather moving into the northland on sunday. se asia pulses of rain rolling across sumatra island. but i've got to get you just to the east of the philippines. i've got an update right now on super type fu mar. well, let's go in for a closer look. this is going to view or to the right of lose on island to the right of taiwan as well. the red line is where this forecast model is putting it. go in tracking toward japan's root islands. already high wave alerts in play and heavy rainfall as spots speaking of heavy rainfall just the other day. shining high was dallas with about a month's worth of rain that that's what the weather has now. moved toward the north, spreading across the yellow sea, the korean peninsula, honshu and who k

but you can see how refreshed is up to 14 celsius in melbourne and how about that weather making his way to weston post office south. our latest we go on through friday, saturday, sliding a little further north and try clear weather. coming back in behind. a type of just starting to recover tab just recovering nicely. now across japan, meanwhile, we're getting into the high twenty's here. we have got some where to where the coming back into china. little bit of rain that just coming into beijing, hoping to clear the 26 celsius i. some was still around, but some really wet weather to central and southern positive china moving further east woods for friday of the l. salvatore's war on guy sparked a state of emergency that suspended the constitutional rights to the legal defense . 70000 gang members were arrested, but the drag net swept up innocent people now lost in the penal system. full lights investigates disappearances within l. salvatore's present state. even you as a lawmaker, you don't have access to information. we don't have.

it is going to get a lot cooler, however, in melbourne through to the we can and as we move it to new zealand, launching the sex of picture on the state, head of the way to whether moving in on friday the, the, the sooner the the welcome back to watching out a 0 i'm associated of hearing. so let's remind you about top stories. processed as attacks on belgrade continued any early hours of wednesday says numerous trojans entered it's tara, treat my special town, must go rally as said, it's forces killed, $75.00 to is due to entity from ukraine and all the russian prime minister miguel. and tristan, as musing with china as president children, thing and beijing. this comes off to west and nations, increased sanctions on so forth invasion if you united nations human rights chief has adds to don's warring science to stop what he calls. sense this finds, his comments come as the us and saudi arabia investigate reports of cease 5 violations of thousands of people displaced by the conflict. and if you will, just take her, i region have lots through the capital. luckily on choose day. because t

thanks to a cold front that swept through knocking temperatures down in places like adelaide and melbourne. well, in the way of sunshine coming in for western australia, the temperature in per 2nd into the mid twenties. now, temperatures across new zealand particular in the south, all going to come down as that cold front starts to blow in on tuesday into wednesday, bringing a wintry mix with it so rain, sleet, and snow edging up the south island will eventually make its way to the north highland, but ahead of that we are seeing lots of sunshine. oakland at 18 degrees celsius now has moved to south east asia. temperatures have come down and places like single pool where we saw your regular heat over the weekend. more in the way of wetso weather here. so what weather as well, affecting paces like thailand in indo china. the this convening is taking place during a critical time for the global economy. we're going to hear from a slate of leaders and business and government. you'll speak to why we need to strengthen our trading ties and vicious range transitional plans. enclose the skills gap

the host of masterchef australia — jock zonfrillo — has died suddenly in melbourne a day before a newa6, originally from scotland — zonfrillo worked with acclaimed chefs around the world before opening his own restaurants in australia. he began hosting masterchef four years ago. the celebrity chef — gordon ramsey — said the news was devastating. president biden and the president of the philippines, ferdinand marcoer, have stressed the "the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait" in a joint statement on monday after the two leaders met at the white house. president marcoer. is on a four day visit to the us and wants to bolster relations with washington as tensions rise with china in the south china sea. the two countries held their largest everjoint military drills last week and the presidents said they were keen to build on their alliance. the united states also remains ironclad in our commitment to the defense of the philippines, including the south china sea, and we're going to continue to support the philippines military modernisation goals. you know

but you can see how refreshes up just full teen celsius in melbourne. and how about that weather making his way to wisdom post office south our latest we go one through friday, saturday, sliding a little further north to try clear weather. coming back to the heart of temperatures, starting to recover tab just recovering nicely. now across japan. meanwhile, we're getting into the high twenty's here. we have got some west of weather coming back into china. little bit of rain that just coming into bathing. hoping to clear the $26.00 celsius i. some will still around, but some really wet weather to central and southern parts of china. moving further east woods for friday. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the come back, look at main stories now. the russian colanda of the militia, behind a major incursion into russia's belgrade region. it says it's the 1st of many incursions atlantic. russia claims that repel the attack and says 70 of the fight 7 fight. 74 inches were killed. ukraine has denied any involvement step in more heavy clashes in sit on between the ar

in a children's song, only we are not bringing with us a cat aihin, a compassionate driver from melbournew the animal to safely cross the road, but it wasn’t there that it was unexpectedly maliciously climbed, not even under the car, and she climbed inside the wheel, settled down, quite comfortably and seems to have gathered there voice the ending of the police chronicle. cars with flashing lights just arrived. the men in uniform helped take the wheel off and that was the only way, uh, let the animal out of the way. well, yes, yes, anything can happen on a long trip , how to correctly prepare a car for the summer season, especially if ivan zenkevich tells you about long-distance travel plans. for many owners, preparing a car for the summer season is limited to changing tires, but ahead of the heat so we'll tell you what you need. check or replace now , without waiting for problems , first of all we go to the car wash to put in order the most expensive part of the car, the body, the usual complex car wash, it is better not to limit ourselves to cleaning the bottom and wheel arches as well.

live now to michael polh, host of the joy eurovision podcast and radio show who joins us from melbournelet's talk about eurovision _ pleasure. let's talk about eurovision because - pleasure. let's talk about eurovision because a - pleasure. let's talk about eurovision because a lot l eurovision because a lot is going on. i want to know your highlight so far. we have had to semifinals. what has caught your ayad attention? b, to semifinals. what has caught your ayad attention?— your ayad attention? a few thins. your ayad attention? a few things. from _ your ayad attention? a few things. from the _ your ayad attention? a few things. from the shows, i your ayad attention? a few. things. from the shows, the songs themselves, sweden and has been taking the show away. as you would have seen in the package, kaarija has been a showstopper. and australia's voyager. the drag spectacular in semifinal two was one of my highlights. so i am very pleased to have seen a bit of drag, proper drag, on the eurovision stage.- drag, proper drag, on the eurovision stage. and a shout out to the _ eurovision sta

so this mass, it the something across the last in melbourne for the prize speech to the whole let down the sort up and over the ridge. and that was the trigger for me. there was no going back to david and he began a lifelong career walk into the world societies of the protection of fat. finally, becoming the malware protection officer in 2003 jump. he's still finally committed to today. one of the things that gives me most pleasure at the moment is the fact that we're now able to do for england. what no way did for us back in the seventy's, you know, they had a thriving population brought to the goes and they donated a couple of 100 birds over the 3 releases now because that was a doing so well, we're helping projects who are releasing want to the eagles on the on of white so now there are numbers of white vehicles already soaring over the 1000 west coast of india meal. so i'm surprised for me that now is able to be part of that project. increasing a we need to make room in our lives for these animals that right. so you should be here. you know, we, we were the ones that got rid of the

the host of masterchef australia — jock zonfrillo — has died suddenly in melbourne a day before a newlaimed chefs around the world before opening his own restaurants in australia. he began hosting masterchef four years ago. the celebrity chef — gordon ramsey — said the news was devastating. it was the most read story of the day at one point on the bbc website and many of you are interested in reading more about him and the fact that he passed away so suddenly in australia. more about that on the website. turkey's president erdogan has said the head of the islamic state group has been killed in syria in an operation by turkish intelligence forces. abu hussein al-qurashi was named leader of the islamist militant group late last year. in an interview broadcast on turkish state television, mr erdogan said his forces will now continue the fight against terrorist organisations without any exceptions. translation: there has been a development that| shows a determined fight against terrorist organisations. our national intelligence organisation has been following the so—called islamic state l

thanks to a cold front that swept through no contempt just down in places like adelaide and melbourne. well, in the way of sunshine coming in for western australia, the temperature in pub settling into the mid twenties. now, temperatures across new zealand, particularly in the south, all going to come down as that cold front starts to blow in on tuesday into wednesday, bringing a wintry mix with it so rain, sleet, and snow edging up the south island will eventually make its way to the north highland, but ahead of that we are seeing lots of sunshine. oakland at 18 degrees celsius now has moved to south east asia. temperatures have come down and places like single pool where we so you record heat over the we can move in the way of west to weather here. so what weather as well, affecting paces like thailand in indo china. the latest news as it breaks it, does it say that a hundreds of students, refugees within the community? why you have to be registered then people cannot access page with detail coverage. he believes his message of protecting fundamental rights and democracy. but once a

jean mackenzie, thank you very much- _ let's go to melbourne now where we can speak to maria rost rubleeor at monash university and an international security expert. professor — how much of a threat does north korea pose to the security and stability of the region? well, they pose an absolute threat. not only are they willing to defy un security council is as they've done quite brazenly here and they have nuclear weapons and have threatened to use them and have sunk south korean ships and the regime sees itself as under threat from most of the world and they are willing to do whatever it takes to protect the regime. kimjong—un own is not concerned about north koreans that makes it particularly dangerous. jean touched on _ particularly dangerous. jean touched on it _ particularly dangerous. jean touched on it there, - particularly dangerous. jean touched on it there, how . particularly dangerous. jean touched on it there, how common are the spy satellites internationally and where are theyin internationally and where are they in operation? kim jong-un allen sees _ they in operation? kim j