australia's government had done a deal with papua new guinea once it's colony but now an independent country in exchange for billions of dollars p.m.g. would accommodate refugees who try to reach australia until at the very least their claims to be refugees were decided combined with australia's navy turning back boats at sea the deportation policy was about to terence if settlement in australia was denied to anyone arriving as australia's government saw it illegally by boat who in future would try the chinese boat was see when the new policy was announced it arrived on christmas island four days later on the chinese thirtieth birthday four weeks later he was deported to mount a silent in papua new guinea he's been there ever since for nearly five years and it's from a man of silent that he talks to al-jazeera. for johnny thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera can we start with why you left iran back in twenty thirteen you know i fell in trouble with the government so. i hide myself or both more than amongst. friend. after that. i have a fifth some information that they are go

maybe you're not sure where popular new guinea is doubling what months of it making this is what the white man invented maps for. you can see that my country lies north of australia in the pacific ocean. i jumped in my language talked to xen the ancient forests that have existed since day one are called what you don't put agenda for a middy for the white man calls them virgin forests because they're untouched by mean on one with a become very rare and now only exist in the amazon basin the congo basin and here and couple in new guinea lot of it in them. all much because human beings are always leaving their mark. this forest does not belong to me alone but to all creatures that live in it. not really include many beautiful and strange animals. and. landed on his nose to them cannot be found anywhere else on the planet and like the tree kangaroo. the victoria crowned pigeon and my favorite. the part of paradise only. the raw animal but the biggest of them not a book is a rare bad tempered and diligent loner himself who can kill a human being with its claws time ems out to one don't th

right i'm a chieftain from temple one new guinea and embassador for the forest don't sub it one i travel the world with a message for everybody. my forest is under threat and if we don't do something human kind will time. soon there will be no going back. one but in. this film is aimed at warning you of the disaster that will befall the world if we do not protect the earth's big trees on the way back on the wall. i'm going to build my tribe has always lived in the heart of one of the world's last great virgin forests. maybe you're not sure of our popular new guinea is what he's doubling or what months of it making this is what the white man invented maps for. you can see that my country lies north of australia in the pacific ocean. eatable in my language talk because in the ancient forests that have existed since day one are called what europe agenda friend that is for us white man calls them virgin forests because they're untouched to a blind man one with a become very rare and now only exist in the amazon basin the congo basin and here and people in new guinea lot of them in them. all

them to finance i'm not so i have my doubts but papua new guinea's government insists it will host asuccessful event it expects us president donald trump and chinese leader xi jinping to be among the thousands of delegates and says the nearly two hundred million dollars it's paying to host the event will be earned back in subsequent investment many times over the government's confidence is in part because the country is getting lots of assistance papua new guinea isn't having to pay the full apec costs on its own other countries are in effect subsidizing the event particularly australia and china through assistance in time into providing people security and training australia is paying between a quarter and a third of the total a pack costs it's a real struggle is having a break in poverty and that's how i would see it. but new zealand who is sending hundreds of people to help with protocol training and the chinese government built and is now renovating this second apec venue apec has become an opportunity for rival powers to get close to papua new guinea an example of the way the re

newcrest have gone to papua new guinea. the largest mine is in new guinea.imes, companies have to look to different parts of the world. one thing newcrest has done is invested in a junior mining gold, whiched soul is seeking to prove up which could be a very big new copper and gold project in ecuador. you find some of these gold companies going to what you might say our frontier markets in the hope they can find some decent growth. ecuador is going to be -- could be a big place for newcrest in the next couple of years. haslinda: brett foley, thank you so much for joining us today. well, india is coming online shortly. futures pointing to a higher open after a close -- closing lower. banks pretty much in focus. now, the r.b.i. has entered a stricter timeline for banks to recall bad loans. nse futures pretty much in line with the rest of asia, which is pretty much a shrugging off the insulation data out of the u.s. overnight. taking a look at asian stocks, green across the board. set to join us. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: and he has markets are just gettin

bbc news, papua new guinea. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the day's other news.ered an investigation into why a russian airliner crashed near moscow, killing all 71 people on board. the plane operated by saratov airlines was en route to the city of orsk in the ural mountains when it came down just minutes after take—off from moscow. steve rosenberg reports. in frozen fields near moscow, this is all that remains of flight 703. cctv cameras captured the moment the aircraft smashed into the ground and exploded in a fireball. its wreckage strewn for a mile across the russian countryside, half buried in snow. conditions were treacherous. the emergency services struggled through snowdrifts to reach the crash scene. but it quickly became clear this was no rescue operation. theirjob was to recover the bodies. the saratov airlines flight had taken off from moscow's domodedovo airport with more than 70 people on board. it was bound for orsk, 900 miles south—east of moscow in the ural mountains. but minutes after take—off, the plane disappeared from radar. it had crashed ne

a7.5 magnitude earthquake took place on monday in papua new guinea. day. this follows a 5.5 earthquake off japan on sunday. earlier this month, taiwan was hit by a quake in the town of hualien where the bodies of last two victims of the disaster have finally been removed. and just last week, we also also saw a couple of earthquakes close to new zealand. so are earthquakes happening more frequently, especially in the asia pacific region? and if so, why? well, earlier i spoke to gary gibson, founder of the seismology research centre. who is also the principal research fellow for seismology at the university of melbourne. first, iasked him if all this seismic activity is somehow related. one of the things about earthquakes is that they cluster. we have periods where were they aren't active and periods where they are active. we had 14 years from 1977 with only one magnitude eight earthquake in the world and the last 14 years, we had one a year. they vary. overall, though, i don't think there's any... increase in the actual rate. we're just hearing about t

most refugees held a man a silent in papua new guinea was sent in twenty thirteen so this year most will mark five years in what they call australia's remote island prison that particular word isn't used in a report by a regional protection officer for the united nations high commissioner for refugees but after a visit to mannus his language is just as strong he found a pervasive and worsening sense of despair among refugees and asylum seekers a sense of desolation people would be walking around their faces will be downcast they're looking at the ground and not many people are going out of rico's cell sado says the need for medical care mental health support and trauma counseling is critical and unmet but really the refugees shouldn't be on man as a tool it's up to the country which sent them to papua new guinea to find them safe long term homes elsewhere australia ultimately has responsibility for the welfare and for dissolutions poor people outside of. some refugees have flown to the united states under a resettlement deal australia reached while barack obama was in office but most hav

usually it is only a usually a local phenomenon and a large earthquakes in papua new guinea will thaty and earthquake reporting, part of which you do, is becoming far more sophisticated, so is there a sense that perhaps there is a perception that perhaps there is a perception that earthquakes are happening more frequently because the technology has gotten so good? desk. nowadays, we have a lots of data sharing. —— yes. technology has enhanced. we sure that's online. normally, we can get preliminary locations of the earthquakes within about 20 minutes of them occurring. basically, you are saying you cannot predict when the next big one will take place? no. i'm sorry we can't do that yet. i don't think we ever will, really. most earthquakes happen under the blue and with no indication that anything is to happen. some of them have four shocks and a few of them in continental region seem to have unusual activity for a better year beforehand were a few years. most of them come out of the blue. what would you suggest as a seismologist, what kind of safeguards can be put in place to potentia

follows one man's fight to stop the eviction of three thousand people from contested land in papua new guinea witness is up next more news for you after that to stay with us. i don't know. if you want. to give me any. point joe. to know that if you're getting your voicemail messages but i was going to let you know that the police to have put out a press release calling for your arrest and claiming you discharged a firearm. of course through a lorry just so you know keep safe and talk to used to choose to fight. at the moment straight up on this interview i would not be saved i would still be hiding on my name is. still there was in the following and then only looking for opportunity struck me. origin. so it's really scary yes if i get into the cells so i don't think my safety would be good. so that's i think entry to me then they go off as though. my did was a chink in the. enormous dulce mae that. as long as one by you must all of us. that is going to. see one. of us. we look at the story and it is a little bit. i don't know or or of. course that's the. best that they want to buy that is int

most refugees held on man a silent in papua new guinea were sent there in twenty thirteen so this year most will mark five years in what they call australia's remote island prison that particular word isn't used in a report by a regional protection officer for the united nations commission on human rights but after a visit to minus his language is just the strong he found a pervasive and worsening sense of despair among refugees and asylum seekers a sense of desolation people would be walking around their faces will be downcast they're looking at the ground not many people are going out of. rico cell sado says the need for medical care mental health support and trauma counseling is critical and unmet but really the refugees shouldn't be on man as a tool it's up to the country which sent them to papua new guinea to find them safe long term homes elsewhere australia ultimately has responsibility for the welfare and for dissolutions for people outside of. some refugees have flowed into the united states under a resettlement deal australia reached while barack obama was in office but most

are aiming to more than double exports from papa new guinea.mpany's managing director. >> obviously, 2017 results were very much driven by our record production. so, that is a good start. driven by a significant increase in gas and oil prices 24% up on the previous year. that gives us a very strong position financially and operationally, and a great platform to further expand our business concentrated in public -- in papua new guinea. it will also deal to bring our alaskan oil assets into development. yousef: i am looking at some of the details on the recent corporation. how is this coming along, which -- along, and when are we going to see some of the gas come to market? >> look, we have a very strong relationships built over many years with exxon mobil, exxon mobil has done an outstanding job bringing that to market. in recent times, sitting with the companies, we have been discussing the concepts for a -- for further lng expansion. we announced today that concept involves the development of two trains on behalf of the companies. there will a

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aiming to more than double exports from papua new guinea. sydney. set the stageat for what you can do for the remaining three quarters of this year. obviously, 2017 results were driven by our record fields,on in our oil a good start.s high-cost cost control, obviously driven by a significant increase is in both gas and oil prices. 21% to 24% up on the previous year. that gives us a very strong position financially and operationally, and a great platform to further expand their business, concentrating in papua bringinea, but also to out our new alaskan oil assets into development. yousef: i'm looking here at some of the details of recent cooperation. you are looking at cooperation with exxon mobil and total. this cooperation -- how is that coming along and when we going to see some of the gas come to market? we have got their strong relationships built over many years with exxon mobil. exxon mobil has done and extending -- an outstanding job bringing that to market in an operational sense. in recent times, sitting with weh total and exxon mob

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in papa new guinea sound line were arrested at the airport shuttle spicer is facing firearms charges linked to his bid to provide south african trade routes reason to put down local riposte. sandline eventually collapsed under the weight of bad publicity the ones that say you know in the short term you can say that was the most successful company in terms of delivering enormous amounts of money to in shadows and civil to invest. in which to spice on a career where he was able to find what would then become one of the most significant for them if you companies in the world. he just. when i live in a kurd everything. the contractor content of the armed forces went up astronomically at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq . ideologically republicans my party wanted every single public function to be scrutinized analyzed evaluated and if possible privatized general shinseki the head of the us army at the time testified to congress and said if we're going to do iraq it's going to take several hundred thousand u.s. troops and

low as you but they're still there in java in bali and running across to western side of papua new guinea as well west papua and that's just the same for the next two days we still have the remains of what is now tropical depression was briefly a tropical storm in central philippines it's somewhere in this mass here that is most likely it so that's increased share activity for southern vietnam maybe it's a thailand it's the wrong time of the year and mostly it's a dry pictures you can see the forecast for thirty three in bangkok active weather once again in the northwest of australia that is yet an unnamed and undeveloped tropical storm but it's there's a tropical depression is already increased the amount of rain and that's where the focus of really wet weather will be australia for the next day or two there are still big showers on the coast of queensland you'll notice and it's still not as warm as you might like in melbourne or adelaide but at least for the most part it is sunny. in india five million children have genius level i.q. but most live in poverty and go undiscovered when one

build ant to telecommunications cable that will bring new opportunities for our neighbors in pop in new guinea and the solomon islands. our endeavor is a single free-trade is a single free-trade zone in the pacific integrated under a common set of rules and norms that will drive growth and job creation. it is vital that strategic competition does not create rival economic blocks. we look forward to partnering with all countries, including the u.s., japan and china on those infrastructure projects that need the train -- that meet the criteria. that's also how we constrain large states from imposing arbitrary barriers and engaging in economic coercion against the small. security and prosperity go hand-in-hand. but we need to shape the rules that are necessary to make this happen and level the playing field for private sector companies, update the rules of the digital world and ensure greater transparency and stronger rule of law in a world which is often short of both. that's why, as i said, we back the transpacific partnership so strongly. not just because of the market access it delivers, whic

we honored and australian hermione who died -- airman who died in new guinea who was buried at arlington also. we were reminded that all of the of thosewe enjoy, all freedoms had to be secured generation after generation by courageous men and women defending freedom's cause. our freedoms have dependent onthem. americans know, as australians know, we have no better ally. we are mates. 100 years of mateship. we are working together to address the greatest threat to our region right now, north korea's illegal nuclear weapons program. want to commend the sanctions announced today. commend the sanctions announced today. we continue to do the same, enforcing that you went security council -- u.n. security council mandated sanctions. we are working around the world, helping the iraqis and afghans hold the resilience to their countries secure in the face of terrorists. we both recognize the prosperity hold our region, and indeed the world, has been built on a foundation of a rules-based order that has been secured by the leadership of the united states ever since the second world war. that leade

financially and operationally, and a great platform to further expand our business concentrated in public new guineal to bring our alaskan oil developments into this. >> i am looking at some of the details on the recent operations. this cooperation, how is this coming along, which are we going to see some of the gas come to market? >> look, we have a very strong relationships built over many years with exxon mobil, exxon mobil has done an outstanding job bringing that to market. nation -- in an operational some sense they were a startup. we have been discussing the concepts for a further expansion, we announced today that concept involves the development of two trains on behalf of the companies. there will also be a volume that is going to have a third train totaling three trains and 8 million tons. to ourcept will be taken respective joint venture partners in the next few weeks. then to the pg government were we anticipate sitting down with and finalized agreements, the fiscal issues, etc.. that can lead to a decision by later this year. >> among their products are built around very long time horiz

telecommunications cable which will ensure connectivity and bring new opportunities for our neighbours in papua new guinea and the solomon islands. our vision is for a singlen inclusive free trade zone of the indo-pacific. a region integrated under a common set of rules and norms that connect us all to one another and which will drive growth and job creation. it's vital that strategic competition does not createio rival economic blocs. we look forward to partneringic with all countries including the united states, japan and china on those infrastructure projects that meet the criteria of transparency, fairness, accountability and market need. that's also how we constrain large states from imposing arbitrary barriers and engaging in economic coercion against the small.y security and prosperity, they go hand in hand, but we need to shape the rules that are necessary to make this happen. we need to level the playing field for private sector companies, update the rules of the digital world and ensure greater transparency andct stronger rule of law in a world which is often short of both.an and that's why, as

aftershocks continue to hit central papa new guinea after an earthquake that's left at these fourteen people dead it will video footage shows how the quake damaged the hills in the remote highlands and held a province on this magnitude seven point five quake caused landslides and buildings to collapse in the province that was then followed by a magnitude five point seven tremor which to say. well large parts of europe have been hit by a freak winter storm bringing where snow and plummeting temperatures to much of the continent some parts of the u.k. are expected to feel colder than the arctic circle throughout the week scientists say manmade global warming is a likely cause need barker explains this is what many people across the u.k. woke up to roads blocked public transport come sold from schools closed farm for som misery for others in croatia the army were drafted in to rescue people trapped in their houses but as fast as the snow was cleared quickly. and in the italian capital romans experienced the first snow in six years to the vatican and to a battleground. cold weather in win

aftershocks continue to rattle papua new guinea after a powerful earthquake list at least fourteen people dead monday's seven point five magnitude quake caused landslides and several buildings to collapse in the country's remote highlands a five point seven magnitude quake hit on chews day local media reporting as many as thirty people were killed. and censor chief faces a new warning from three woman who like her are nobel peace prize winners they. had to condemn the violence against raising the refugees or possibly face prosecution for genocide this comes of the un's human rights council in geneva said to hear from him as minister of international cooperation in the coming hours catching appears already on the latest. accounts of violence and bloodshed now victims share their stories with three nobel peace laureates irish peace activists wire is one of the peace prize winners visiting intervention camps she is urging lawnmowers leader aung san suu kyi to visit some of the country's most affected areas i would like to go went to burma to visit our sister laura to ask her sister laureate

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were standing under a new devoted big tree or maybe looking at the birds flying out of the truce new guinea as more of asia pacific saw remaining rainforest than any other country but special agricultural business leases threaten them they were supposed to be issued to agricultural companies to clear land they intended to follow. is supposed to avoid emotion in reports like this but this scene is just profoundly depressing when i first took my breath away i mean just look at it this is a landscape this brings out. the environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes up into the environment goes around the world. the sides are pushed on grounds that it's a very modern way to do i believe made poisons the measure of progress. the domestic population has become we're going to push them out from active enough to believe. in the ideas that will kill.

. >>> two powerful earthquakes rattled new guinea yesterday damaging roads and shutting down phone service. residents reported violent shaking in two different regions of the country. right now there are no reports of fatalities, but officials say they haven't seen the extent of the damage yet. >>> police in north carolina now know who gunned down a man as he broadcast live on facebook. 65-year-old dudouglas cleveland coleson armed and dangerous. he's wanted for killing a man in the town of wind gate. . this woman was walk down the a street yesterday when another man ran up and shot him four times. robinson had just been to the police station could to report his cell phone was stolen. they say he often used his facebook page to publicize neighborhood disputes. >>> former president bill clinton is in charlotte right now to pay his final respects to billy graham. here's a live look. the eadvantage slift lying lying in repo at his boyhood home after passing away last wednesday at the achbling 99. thousands are lining up to see the famous pastor. yesterday george w. bush and his wife laura pai

painful memories he chose never to speak about those preferring to recount his army buddies in new guinea and never a denial that could be punctured at the dinner table. if you are interested i it is worth asking then what they had as an adolescent. i know she liked biography and was likened to sally hemmings story from the book that she read as a young adolescent. for me it was more than my beloved rasul biographies. this might surprise you that his works of fiction. it was the social realism and that awakened my interest in the class and poverty which i devoured after ninth grade and then read a second time memorizing the passages as i followed the family on its epic track to california. we had seen a wreck this morning, though cream color, steering wheel went white friend left him like a frog on a hook. one of them cut down the never seen such a mess. they are looking at that kid, dog almighty. it taught me about literature and how to redeem and illumina illuminate. who can forget the biblical transcendence offering a bare breast to prevent him from dying of starvation. i was thinking