scientists say the population in the state of new south wales has decreased by up to 60 percent in the science for wildlife, is in the blue mountains to the north—west of sydney. (dtl)how can the species recover when its home callers have gone from no listing to endangered in a decade? �* , . listing to endangered in a decade? 3 . , , listing to endangered in a decade? �*, ., , , decade? it's a pretty grim day to see the _ decade? it's a pretty grim day to see the endangered - decade? it's a pretty grim day to see the endangered listing| to see the endangered listing today and it's been a combination of threats so habitat loss is the key driver and they certainly prefer good soil types but there is one disease that has impacted populations and certainly the summer fires we saw two years ago haddon devastating impact across the eastern states. let's take the first reason, loss of habitat, i wonder where it leaves the recovery effort for this species. how do you get to increase in population and takes pieces of the endangered list if they have nowhere to live? absolutely. that is a _ now

it has been around the southeast of queens and northern new south wales. this should normally be a field now flowing with several meters worth of water. in fact, the mountains fall in brisbin and the last 7 days the last week is nearly 800 millimeters. it exceeds the old reco for a week by a considerable margin. unsurprisingly, there is widespread flooding in the southeast of queens and including parts of brisbin and found also new south wales with evacuations ordered for liz know. now the good news is the rain is going south, so what's on the drive will slow the flow away. it looks like the heavy stuff is coming towards sydney, but i don't think it'll be anything like the same impacts, the as no longer as laden with moisture. so it's dry now in brisbin the north of new south west, wednesday's forecasts whit probably for sidney and parts of victoria. dr. further west, with the exception of the remains, that, of course, i claim which would produce a huge amount of rain in new zealand. on the same day. it may be unsurprised me quite, quite the which is a se

it may stop for a bit but south east queensland and new south wales may receive up and new south waless of rain and the danger for that is that the dams would overflow and then the problem is how do you contain that situation? yes, very dramatic pictures. major disruptions in different areas across sydney and in different parts of queensland but more rain and more destruction is expected. rain and more destruction is expected-— expected. parts of australia seem to be _ expected. parts of australia seem to be suffering - expected. parts of australia seem to be suffering from | seem to be suffering from extreme weather recently. shortly before you began your stint there as our correspondent in sydney, there were floods, there were fires. this looks like it is starting to become a bit of a pattern? it is becoming a bit of a pattern and on every, on every platform, if you will, in every summit, when it comes to climate change, including cop26 in glasgow earlier this year, this australia is mentioned as the front line for these extreme weather events. as a result of climate change. it is so

well, there had been warnings foot high river levels in the still some latent flooding around new south wales and south australia was even satellite picture. and the forecast sunshine, more predominant, unless you're in the fond olden tropics, queens, and around the coast. new southwell, for the onshore breathings is not as walls. it could be rain still falling in the north island of new zealand purse. the temperature is down to 30, that has dropped by good 10 degrees. little real changed to re monday increase. encroached to shout for western australia and some more land in queensland. the rain still falling in new zealand that this is the ne monsoon still it's blowing enough to give a few shouts of vietnam to increase the shout. well, we're down the east coast of the philippines, but not as bad as the last 2 days, to be honest, fairly cold air, typically, but not extremely so enough to generate showers in the final piece of india. and probably me and my, and the, and the monique about islands. but really if you're in lanka and a good part of india, it's a dry and sunny, fairly warm picture.

pushing out toward sea, but still kicking back rain brisbin right down to the southwest corner of new south wales. and if we look toward the southwest, still hot and dry in perth with a height of 33 degrees. okay, well and this by the report in new zealand right now we've got a band of rain stretching across the tasman sea. so some showers for that south island and also for these cape has been, has a height 23 degrees on saturday that tropic. ah, that looking leased god's di, disproportionate numbers on that everest, leaving behind widows who struggled to subaru, one hour east meets the shuttle women, to fine tradition, to conquer the world's bars, mounted on al jazeera. ah al jazeera with blue eyes. this is al jazeera ah, hello, i, mary. i'm ozzy, welcome to the news, allan life from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. a gun battles rang out across kia as rush and force his clothes in on ukraine's capital. and people tried desperately to escape. ukraine's president reloaded me as the lensky says, he and his family all they.

tomos morgan, bbc news, south wales.news, yogita limaye introduces the five nominees for bbc indian sportswoman of the year. hello and welcome, i am yogita limaye in mumbai. in 2019, the bbc launched its indian sportswoman of the year award to recognise iconic female athletes in this country. we are now in our third year and this is a special one because it comes after india has had its most successful run ever at the olympics and the paralympics. and women have been a key part of this accomplishment. that means over the past year, many new sportswomen have come into the spotlight and some well—known ones have continued to inspire with their triumphs. 0ur nominees for this year's bbc indian sportswoman of the year award are golfer aditi ashok, boxer lovlina borgohain, weightlifter mirabai chanu, parachuter avani lekhara, and badminton player pv sindhu. india's olympic medal haul last year it was opened by mirabai chanu. she comes from a remote village in north—east india. she has battled poverty, overcome bouts of depres

new south wales has not been _ visit you, margo? rs ago. i decided to expand my business, mental health awareness, in perth so i could see her and work at the same time. we haven't been able to get over there since lastjune, for eight months, and she hasn't been able to come out either. 50 and she hasn't been able to come out either. ., ., ., , , either. so month, how has it been? reau either. so month, how has it been? really difficult. _ either. so month, how has it been? really difficult. for— either. so month, how has it been? really difficult. for the _ either. so month, how has it been? really difficult. for the last - either. so month, how has it been? really difficult. for the last few - really difficult. for the last few years _ really difficult. for the last few years not — really difficult. for the last few years not being able tojust come back and — years not being able tojust come back and forth has felt isolating. i moved _ back and forth has felt isolating. i moved to— back and forth has felt isolating. i moved to pert

interestingly, on housing, new south wales, where sydney— housing, new south wales, where sydney is —the state government and help first—time home—buyers to then acquire their first house. — home—buyers to then acquire their first house, and even a situation where _ first house, and even a situation where parents could get over some of their equity— where parents could get over some of their equity to government and help their equity to government and help their kids _ their equity to government and help their kids get on the housing ladder. — their kids get on the housing ladder, so there are some radical schemes— ladder, so there are some radical schemes in— ladder, so there are some radical schemes in the works, but the cost of living _ schemes in the works, but the cost of living in— schemes in the works, but the cost of living in australia is always an electoral— of living in australia is always an electoral killer, and i think that could _ electoral killer, and i think that could be — electoral killer, and i think that could be a big slippery issue heading _ could be a big slipp

ah, well, there have been warnings for high river levels and still some latent flooding around new south wales and south strategies, even satellite picture, and the forecast sunshine, more predominant, unless you're in the fond old and tropics, queens and around the coast, new southwest, with the onshore breathings is dollars walls, it could be rain still falling in the north island of new zealand purse. the temperature is down to 30, that has dropped by a good 10 degrees. little real change to remain. they increase encroached to shout for west australia and some more land in queens. and the rain still falling in new zealand that this is the ne monsoon still it's blowing enough to give a few shouts of vietnam to increase the shout while we're down the east coast of the philippines. but not as bad as the last 2 days, to be honest, fairly cold. they're typically, but not extremely sorry enough to generate showers in the font all these of india and probably be in my and the, and my nickel islands. but really, if you're in lanka and a good part of india, it's a dry and sunny fairly warm picture. e

tomos morgan, bbc news, south wales. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. on the show... ..the little island with a big problem... in spanish: ..eating out with a conscience... today, worldwide, there are only 340 restaurants to be recognised with a green star. all of them have a really different approach. ..and sun, sea, sand and polystyrene on the beaches of hong kong. i've never seen so much styrofoam in my entire life. we start this week in the canary islands, and in particular on la palma, which saw 85 days of volcanic eruptions this winter — devastating for a little island that relies so heavily on tourism. 7,000 people were forced to leave their homes. 3,000 properties were destroyed by the lava flows. but now the dust has literally settled, we went to see what the future holds for this tiny corner of the atlantic, around 500km off the coast of africa. we're in the path, going right to the crater of the eruption. and before the eruption, this path was open to the people. you could communicate with the other side of the volcano. and the volcano just g

south—east, we look to the south—west, a new area of low pressure arriving for sunday so another windy day, outbreaks of rain becoming heavier and widespread across england and wales south wales looking wet throughout the day, could cause disruption. drifting further north the rain gets into scotland but not the very far north, another windy day, gales in the channel, milder there, ten or ii the channel, milder there, ten or 11 degrees. wet and windy weather sweeps into the north sea on monday, slow improvement across northern and eastern areas, cloudy, windy and wet at first, sunshine and showers heading into the afternoon, some of these wintry over higher ground. further south, these wintry over higher ground. furthersouth, it's these wintry over higher ground. further south, it's chilly, these wintry over higher ground. furthersouth, it's chilly, eight these wintry over higher ground. further south, it's chilly, eight or 9 degrees. increasing amounts of sunshine. but it's brief as we move through the week, an active jet bringing deep areas of low pressure across a spring in gales and severe gales, spells of heavy rain, sunshine and showers, at times it's mild,

pushing out towards sea, but still kicking back rain brisbin right down to that southwest corner of new south wales. and if we look toward that southwest, still hot and dry in perth with a height of 33 degrees. okay, well and this by the report in new zealand right now we've got a band of rain stretching across the tasman. see? so some showers for the south island and also for the cape has been, has a hiv $23.00 degrees on saturday, the tropic ah, phone counting, the cost argentina turns to the only method arresting the does the from really all that how to find out debility something happened fuels, will bank tablet quit the bundling policing with holes thus these how's, how a pharmacy happened? the water shortage. counting the cost on al jazeera ah, revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on al jazeera. ah ah, ah, welcome back. a look at the latest developments now. nato secretary general yen stole to bug says, russia's aim in the conflict with ukraine is to change the government's give. the alliance is deploying more units to bolster the defenses of nato nations rushin

scientists say the population in the state of new south wales has decreased by up to 60 percent in theeld for more than 70 years after it was looted by the nazis. the work belonged to a jewish couple who fled their home in frankfurt in 1938. throughout europe there are still many works of art that have yet to be returned to the descendants of their original owners. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. ina mountain in a mountain cave, herman goering's secret treasure trove was located by american soldiers. nobody knows how much art was looted by the nazis. thousands, perhaps tens of thousands of paintings and sculptures. the original owners, dead or missing. but decades later, at least one work of art is going back to where it belongs. flowers by the german artist loveless corinth was the province of erin for meyer when they left behind before they fled to belgium then britain before the war began. but returning it to the descendants was not an easy task. it's not easy. the family doesn't have an image of the painting and i assume they know it comes from the meier family, so both parties have

interestingly, on housing, new south wales, where sydney is the capital, the state premier there is going whereby they can give equity to the state government and help first—time home—buyers to then acquire their first house, and even a situation where parents could give over some of their equity to government and help their kids get on the housing ladder. so there are some radical schemes in the works, but the cost of living in australia is always an electoral killer, and i think that could be a big sleeper issue heading into the election in may. clive, it is difficult to see how any schemes, whatever government comes up with them, will do anything significant to ease the immediate pressure on people, and that is certainly the case here in the uk. it is. you have the scottish - government having one—off £150 payments to people who are suffering - from fuel poverty. so the lowest—income families will get that i kind of one—off help. £350, again, to those in fuel poverty in england as well, l but some of that has to be paid back to the government. - you've got these one—off payments which

what's happening on the east coast was trailer, were expecting some severe thunderstorms across new south wales were talking damaging winds possible flash flooding, and hail in places like sidney south of this though it is a lot quieter. temperature slightly below the average here as we move across the tasman to new zealand, it's looking rather settled for the south island, but the rain isn't very far away. you can see it creeping in. it's going to edge into western areas by the time we get into choose david at state while the dry and sunny for christ church. it's wet if it gets been on monday. but look at that on tuesday it dries up here for the wet weather. we have to head to south east asia, we've got a mix of scattered showers and sunshine, heavy falls for laos and vietnam in the days to come, as well as silhouette in indonesia. ah informed opinions that initial book and national resource by is not large enough to get there adequately do, are people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera ah 2. ready this is al jazeera ah, hello, lauren taylor. this is the

showers here more alive to form ilang, the out back of queensland, the few down the coast of of new south wales. tasmania does look rather wet. but look at this melbourne, that $29.00 adelaide at $23.00 per sit for $35.00 can often not quite reco breaking . it's really hot in this part of western australia in new zealand, having seen so much rain last week. we just see took thailand, rain running up from south to north island during sunday, willing to get some of it, but not very much. and you had a 180 millimeters 5 days ago. didn't complain. anyway, it's gone by the time we get to monday and back up to 21 degrees. ah. on counting the cost to red hot oil market is worrying consumers will prices keep going up. looking east to russia, finds a new gas and oil deal with china. one proteins mind and a stock split in silicon valley. all google share is becoming more affordable. counting the cost on al jazeera, we understand the differences and similarities and cultures across the world. so no matter what we've been using, kind of for that matter to you for ah, how to get you what you want. 01 of our

the storms in queensland and new south wales are expected to continue through the week. residents have been told to be on alert with more flooding expected. more than 60 people are dead after an explosion at a market in the west african nation of burkina faso. the blast was so powerful. it brought down nearby homes. investigators suspect of happened at a store selling explosives and chemicals for minors, and they've detained the owner. chill and firefighters are battling dozens of blazes in the country is central south region. the fires have been burning for weeks, but 1st responders say they are now facing the worst conditions all summer. several homes have been destroyed and many more are threatened as the fires spread. dutch police have ended an hour's long st. hostage stand off at amsterdam, flag ship, apple computer store, a man with a gun held dozens of people there for several hours as he attempted to make a get away from the shop. police hit him with a car. the suspect is now being treated in hospital. and hong kong authorities have announced compulsory cove at 1

so that driving rain, we had along the border with new south wales in queensland. most of that energy has pushed away, but still the risks for some showers and bursts of rain heavy at times off to the southwest perth at 39 degrees. i think we may just dad, another 40 degree day or 2 to your string so far this summer. maybe i'm friday. better shot for that will be saturday than those winds will shift around. and that's going to kick down your temperature dose with rain for the south island of new zealand. red weather alerts in play here. when really know much is going on on the north island gets been a high 30 degrees, but a ha watched this by the weekend. this all shoves into the north island, impacting the capitol region 1st. wellington, a hiv, 20 degrees southeast asia. we've got our storms through equitorial countries here as we would expect, but let's go to the philippines right now. a batch of heavy rain mostly of relegated towards central islands across the country. and in fact, there is a moderate risk of flooding to be expected here. that band of rain that

so that south west coast of new south wales land is weather reports in new zealand where a band of rain is stretching across the tasman. see that's gonna pull into the southwest of new zealand chart for good. been with the high of 21 on friday. that's it. ah, looking lease guides dying disproportionate numbers on that everest, leaving behind widows who struggled to subaru. one hour at aisd meets the ship, a women define tradition. to conquer the world's parts mounted on al jazeera. in a notorious waterside community, y kims and thugs room, one theater director ventures to stage a play that can be misused to empower the women. that old man sitting right there. oh, and we define they status in society. missy, that nigerian women walk on water. witness on al jazeera ah al jazeera with ah ah, welcome back origin algebra live from london with continuing coverage of our main story. russia has invaded ukraine by air, land, and sea targeting major cities and military base is across the country. the cranes government has at least 50000 people, have been killed. and in the last few minutes, presi

face fines and suspension without pay. thousands of nurses in australia's most popular state, new south wales have walked off the job for the 1st time and nearly a decade and staging a 24 hour strike, demanding better pay and more staffing during the pandemic. the nurses defied a last minute order by the states industrial relations commission to cool off the strike, which it said could put public health in danger. don, for more than a $150.00 hospitals, all taking has been 2 months since typhoon ride, devastated large areas of the central philippines. nearly 10000000 people were affected by the storm. but at least 2400000 still in need of help. to mil adding dagon has this report from bo whole province, one of the worst hit areas. jessie garcia thought it was just an ordinary typhoon. they said they were by the sea side with their children until the water rose. like a wall. you'll see me, philip, we're not all of a sudden our roofs were blown ally and we had to swim away from the current with our children. it's just terrible that a bunch of us are bright. thankfully, jesse said their house an

but staying on the coast, new south wales, to the west of that, it's been nice to warm again. perth is not quite reco values, but he's been pretty hot for cost that way as well. what we dropped down to 20, not even $23.00 by target to, to monday, with an on shore breeze that be a pleasant change. i'm sure. the central southern philippines will be pretty wet the next day or so. it has been wet in southern china, hong kong bit cold and you might like it. it's on this slow improve both temperature wise and carved cover. little left of the ne monsoon and most of southern india is dry. but the northern plane and northern pakistan will that sees significant wet weather. ah, our diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what li take in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people in power reveals long hidden scandalous practices. the def, infiltrated international wholesale markets and supermarket chains, and asks, what's really on our plates. food in glorious food on. ouch is era. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera new

the storms in queensland and new south wales are expected to continue through the week. residents have been told to be on alert with more flooding. expect. hong kong authorities have announced compulsory hope in 1000 testing for all of the territories. 7 and a half 1000000 inhabitants. next, chief executive carry lamb also extended strict social distance measures. she said help from mainland china was required to tackle a record surgeon. corona virus. case is driven by the army kron variant, is supposed to use the world's number 3 men's tennis player, alexander's fair f, as been kicked out of the atp tournament in mexico for unsportsmanlike conduct. that after a violent outburst at the conclusion of germany's doubles match usage baggage repeatedly slammed the umpire's chair before the umpire had a chance to get out. it also being penalized for verbal abuse. audio cool. this is dw news life from berlin. a mexico africa, the environment magazine, green mobility around the globe is putting all use that information on our website, dw, dot com. i paid for solon, thanks for wa

tomos morgan, bbc news, south wales.travel chaos across the country. planes have struggled to land at airports, and gale force winds brought trees down on railway lines. our correspondent emma simpson reports. would you like some water? what they really want is to get home. early evening at london's waterloo station — hardly any trains are leaving and there's nothing travellers can do. we've been here since about 12.30 so it's not looking very good. dare i ask, what's plan b? we don't have a plan b at the minute. it is what it is, it's not the railway's fault. - they're probably trying _ to do their best, and we just have to be patient and wait and see, really. - at banbury station, a roof flies on to the platform. another roof landed on carmarthen station too. this will take some lifting — a track in the south—west. another area badly hit. fallen trees and debris have caused much of the rail disruption. every train operator in england has been dealing with delays and cancellations. there are trees down all over england

forecast weather will see the orange yellow center, which is the heavier stuff going south in the new south. wales along shore breeze towards sydney doesn't look as bad here admittedly. but there's a big shout, potentially even further west and down in victoria, where as brisbin and this part of quincy things improved. now, as for an acre running down the coast is not a very big storm, but it will be an awful lot of rain to be flooding around. kimberly, for example, not many people live here, but those who do will notice it very obviously. in new zealand, the picture is one of so suddenly drifts so times don't that hire the hawkins doing nicely at $25.00 shouts. route, sorry, ireland. heaviest rain in southeast asia is, is, are aligned from the southern philippines, back across to pendency malaysia. but the heavier stuff is to be going away as well in the monday forecast looking more to the southern part of the bay. bang gold, for example the, the cabin and urban islands, and a few showers were being sri lanka. india on the whole though, is looking fine. same to bangladesh. ah, al jazeera goes ben

scientists say the population in the state of new south wales has decreased by up to 60 percent in theissue' which has delayed the presentation of the team figure—skating medals. unconfirmed reports in the russian media claim that 15—year—old kamila valieva — who became the first female skater to perform a quadruplejump at the olympics — has tested positive for a banned substance. staying with the olympics — and it's not unusual to see athletes from colder climates excelling, with a familiar list of countries dominating the medal table. but what's it like to compete in winter sports in countries that barely even have a winter? one person who knows is michael martinez. who was the first ever southeast asian skater to qualify for a winter games. i definitely started full of beans and i was actuallyjust going around the mall and i saw the skating rink there and, honestly, i got interested and i was surprised, why is there a rink here? but, you know, yeah, when i first saw it i tried it right away and fell in love the sport right away, so, yeah. 50. sport right away, so, yeah. so, michael,

there's been flooding brains for the southeast of queensland coastal sections of new south wales . and that continues on thursday. while on this weather report in new zealand fair, the calm few clouds and we've got some showers for the escape, has been a hive 20 degrees for you on thursday. better update. we'll see you soon. ah. romania is ancient florists, some of europe's most christie. there crucial for society, a crucial fall battle against the climate crisis, but illegal logging by a roof with tim, the mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives. logging in romania is our drug guns violence dealing with roles amidst plains of corruption and the role of powerful multinationals. people in power investigates romania rank of the forest on al jazeera. ah ah ah, welcome back. i'll made story this out. the leaders of danielle and the hands of the 2 separate regions in east and ukraine of aust, russian president vladimir putin to help in repelling what they call aggression from the ukrainian army. this is shelling has intensified along the eastern ukrainian line of contac

so big thunderstorms in land and new south wales. it's been hot from the west. canada said he coming down. person stood $35.00, which is just a pretty warm for february. you've got surprisingly, quiet weather now in new zealand, wellington's back, up to 21. this still residual rain now falling and gets but there are no significant warnings of course and to see for the most part looks a lovely day. ah, the former finding harmony in pursuing his passions, my passion is finding young artists and keeping culture traditions, nurturing the musical talents of his community. had been trying to dream music for lynch. monday morning. outside world and tenzing, his families lands the most horrible to printing. bad qualities brought to my mind . i truth customer doing this, hector megan, the music man. my son bob boyd. oh no. just sierra lou. ah ah. hello. are you watching out his era? i'm am language, reminder of our top stories. the salam monitors in easton, ukraine's separate as region say, say there has been more shelling moscow back to separ

by the time we get to monday, we'll see more showers on coastal areas of queensland and new south wales remains rather dry in the southeast. but the edge of that cold front is likely to dip temperature down in places like has mania. ho bought seeing a drop of about 10 degrees into monday with lots a cloud. it will get unsettled from tuesday, and it's very unsettled for the north island of new zealand, thanks to w, which turns into low pressure bringing heavy rain and very strong winds. you could see up to 300 millimeters of rainfall here, and that of course leads to flooding. but come monday, it sweeps away. we're going to see sunshine come through that rain and the temperature in christ church will pick back up to 18 degrees celsius with warmer weather in the days ahead. that sure weather update. ah, for the sports style mom flying the flag for her nation, we have been putting a drink to increase in playing crickets on rugby for our country. between muslim my dream play the word girl. while providing for her family christ bob where he's reading games. that's my precious more i gay in t

saturday, taking most the shower away from the coast near britain, but staying on the coast, new south wales to the west of that, it's been nice to warm again. perth is not quite reco values, but he's been pretty hot for cost that way as well. what we dropped down to 20, not even 23 by the time to get to, to monday, with an onshore breeze. had to be a pleasant change. i'm sure the central southern philippines will be pretty wet the next day or so. it has been wet in southern china, hong kong, bit cold and you might like it. it's on the slow improve both temperature wise and carved cover. little left of the ne monsoon and most of southern india is dry, but the northern plain and northern pakistan will that sees significant wet weather ah ah diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what we're eating in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden scandalous practices the infiltrated international hold. so markets on supermarket chains and asks what's really on our plates. food in glorious food on out to a 0 lou ah, a reminder now

the thousands of nurses in the austrian state of new south wales have grown strike over poor working conditions. i'm low wages. they claim the health care system was not prepared for the latest wave of cobra. cases had the situation where there was 2 nurses on award where they should be one midwife where they should be many of nurses and midwives, having overloaded, wards and scenes like this. and during that same period, the premier, we seem like our system is strong, our system has capacity. our system is copays. the message from the nurse's beat was during the strike was very clear that they would not typing. and so it was that disconnect the premiers desire to show that the okay system was strong versus the reality. our view is that the government's ill preparation for army crime was far worse than any impact. al strike will have had i the is the 1st time health care workers in the region have gone on strike you over a decade. demonstrate say more action will follow if the government fails to meet the demand for pay rises and compensation if they fall sick. the state premier has

we do have some showers for coastal new south wales that will impact sidney at 26 degrees, still breezy for w a. so that will not help with the fire fight. temperatures have come down over the last little while perth was pretty close to about 40 degrees. here's the latest on tropical cyclone dovey. it's ringing out its moisture over new caledonia. and next stop or going to new zealand will focus on the here and now and we've got this river of rain pouring in to the north island, but watch as tropical cyclone dovey moves in over the weekend. it's going to plague areas pretty much where the north and the south island meet. and this is not good news because for these areas of this health island, we see more than a meter of rain lately. so, flooding almost guarantee, funding also possible for southern areas of the philippines. mindy now, but pretty much stretching from sebu rate into devout and in fact, now we have a severe flood advisory here. we're not talking rain, but snow for tokyo. snowfall warning in play. could see up to 20 centimeters, but this is gonna be heavy white snow when you

the status has been upgraded for populations, new south wales, queensland and the australian capital territory. bush fires, land clearing and prolonged drought, and put the species at risk of extinction. the corolla has been under pressure for a while because of climate change because of long dry spells as a rural australia and i know that well. and also because of disease, we estimate that up to 50 percent of our populations have chlamydia, so that's a real pressure. and of course the bush 5. so coming out of those fires, i asked my scientific experts to really examine whether the quality listing, as you said on the endangered spaces list, needed to move up a notch. and today's announcement is that it has, which is all about priority conservation for this extraordinary marsupial, nika bannon is the head of campaigns of the humane society international australia . she says, the move has to be accompanied by stronger regulatory protections for quarles. part of the reason is because the decline has been so steep and so sudden and the caller was recognized as vulnerable to extinction in

face fines and suspension will not pay. thousands of nurses in australia's most popular state of new south wales have walked off the job for the 1st time in nearly a decade. a staging a 24 hour strike, demanding better pay and more staffing during the pandemic. the nurses defied a last minute order by the states industrial relations commission to call off the strike, which it said could put public health and danger south for more than a 150 hospitals all taken post. if the opiates parliament has voted for an early end to a 6 month state of emergency, it was declared in november when rebels from the northern to grier region were threatening to march in the capital, addis ababa have since retreated and security has improved and it's been 2 months since typhoon roy devastated large areas of the central philippines. only 10000000 people were affected by the storm with at least 2400000 still in need of help. jimmy ladder, doug, and has his reports from bo whole province, one of the worst hit areas. jessie garcia thought it was, she said, an ordinary typhoon. they said they were by the sea side with t

face fines and suspension without pay thousands of nurses in australia's most popular state, new south wales of walked off the job for the 1st time in nearly a decade. the staging a 24 hour strike, demanding better pay and more staffing during the pandemic. the nurses defied a last minute order by the states industrial relations commission to call off the strike, which it said could put public health in danger. there are staff for more than a $150.00 hospitals, taking part. excuse me, ethiopia parliament has voted for an early end to a 6 months state of emergency that was declared back in november when rebels from the northern tegra region with threatening to march on the capital, addis ababa, they have since retreated, and the security situation has improved campaigns began for south korea's presidential election under the constitution the when it gets to serve a single 5 year term. but as rob mcbride reports from sol, it's a position that has often been marked by scandal. this like most elections before, it is likely to be a straight to horse race between a conservative units of young and

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in new south wales, they have $120 million, in queensland, they put $200 million in the potjust to attractbadly has australia been hit by the border closures in regards to the tourism and travel sector? international visitation to australia amounts to something like $4 billion a month, so if you string that out over the two years, and that is just direct benefit, that does not include the sort of ancillary circles within circles on that, everything from taxi drivers to laundries, to restaurants to venues, so it is has had a significant impact. but the other part of the exercise, like many tourist industries around the world, we lost a generation of skilled workers, the people who no longer saw a career in our sector with borders closed and that is not unique to australia but it is a significant problem. additionally, before christmas this year we asked many businesses, before 0micron was so obvious, what they thought their business would look like in the first part of 2022. something like one third of them did not think they would be here at the beginning of 2022. so the industry has struc

perth, the temperature sitting in the mid thirty's or was seeing severe thunderstorms roll into new south wales, particularly in sidney. we could see some flash flooding here. hail as well, and damaging winds from those. but a change in the wind is going to bring the temperatures up across the southeast corner. if we have a look at the 3 day for melbourne, will be touching 32 on wednesday that the rain isn't very far away. and as we move to new zealand, we've got rain rolling across the west of the south island. it's looking nice and christ church at $28.00. but look at that dip in temperature by the time we get to wednesday, ah, a passion for supporting local communities. and pioneering, innovative african science and technology projects. how beautiful, how glorious all of us on this planet, not just fast for algebra, one as a leading biochemist, determined to use her scientific knowledge to africa. women make science from the lab to the field are now to sierra o a watching out of their mind of our top stories of our presidents, joe biden in blood may appear to have accepted in principle to ho

new south wales of walked off the job for the 1st time in nearly a decade. the staging a 24 hour strike, demanding better pay and more staffing during the pandemic, stuff from more than a $150.00 hospitals were taking part in that strike. right. we are back with a news are for you in a little over 25 minutes time. next, sam is a down is here with the latest inside story. the local food prices rising at an alarming right was sending inflation and making it difficult for families around the world while will it mean for vulnerable communities? how long did the trend continue? this is in type store. ah hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy's a than food and energy prices. all right. historic hives around the globe, and inflation is expected to rise in the coming months. the united nations food agency is warning the higher costs of putting people at risk, especially those living in developing countries while enrich nations. it's sparking anger and seeing politicians scramble for a solution. in the united states, inflation hit its highest levels in 40 years in

it's actually waking us up to fight even harder. thousands of nurses in the australian state of new south wales have gone on strike over poor working conditions and low wages, claiming the health care system was ill prepared for the latest covered wave. he had the situations where there was 2 nurses on the board where they should be at one meet wife, where they should be many of our nurses and meet wives, having overloaded, wards and scenes like this. and during that time period, the premier was signed. seems like our system is strong, our system has capacity and our system is kirby. a message from the nurse's beat was during the strike was very clear that they were not happy. and so it was that disconnect the premier's desire to show that the okay system was strong versus the reality of you is that the government's ill preparation for army kong was far worse than any impact al strike will have had i was the 1st time health care workers in the region have gone on strike and over a decade, demonstrator say that more action will follow if the government fails to meet their demands for pay rises a

it's actually waking us up to fight even harder. thousands of nurses in australia inside of new south wales have got on strike. i've a pull working conditions and low wages. they claimed the health care system was ill prepared for the latest covered wave had the situation where there was 2 nurses on award where they should be one midwife where they should be many of nurses and midwives having overloaded, ward and seems like this. and during that same period, the premier, we seem like to be strong. l system has capacity system is coping the message from the nurses and midwives during the strike was very clear that they would not typing. and so it was that disconnect the premiums desire to show that the okay system was strong versus the reality view is that the government preparation for army chrome was far worse than any impact al strike will have had i saw him health care workers in the region have gone on strike in over a decade or demonstrated say more action will follow if the government fails to meet him on payroll and compensation. if sick the state premier has agreed to look into the

recommendations of the threatened species scientific committee, it's regarding color populations and new south wales queensland and the australian capital territory. bush fires, land clearing and prolonged droughts have impacted their habitats, putting the species at risk of extinction, nixa barn, and joins us now live from sidney in australia is the head of campaigns of the humane society international australia. nicola, this isn't a tough, so really call is a q. everybody loves call as an australia seems to be full of things, a wild life. that concludes why is it taken this long to recognise there is a threat to one of the accused animals on the planet. oh ha. the reason is because the decline has been so steep and so sudden, and the collar was recognized as vulnerable to extinction in 2012 and in just a short space of time. since then we've had really steep declines in the species numbers on the east coast of australia. so now it's been listed as endangered, recognizing that sadly, it's even closer to extinction. but are we past the point of no return? no, we're not. and the listing today is real

so this is rate along the border with queensland and new south wales. and this is historic flooding. we've never seen levels like this before. the good news is on tuesday. the bulk of that precipitation now pushing out toward sea, but still getting striped with some pretty solid bands of rain. for sidney. with a hive 26, got to talk about what is likely to re intensify this site clone here. once again, over the kimberly region and it's going to ring out its moisture over broom, which of course we do not need this area soft flooding, not too long ago. ok. after new zealand, some showers for the south island working their way across north island. more sunshine here gets been got a high of 20 degrees off the southeast asia, the malay peninsula, parts of it anyways. how about 11 times their monthly february rainfall average with this band of rain? that's now giving sundry down ports of the nick a bar and. and i'm in islands now for the philippines. southern parts we've upgraded to the flood advisory. we're now talking about a severe flight advisory for minu