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it was a dark day for new zealand fifty people were killed and fifty injured in twin shootings suddenly nothing seemed the same. if. a. forty eight hour command was one of the survivors but he is surrounded by memories of his wife who is now who was not so lucky a month ago they visited the mosque together for friday prayers miraculously despite being will champ ound managed to escape through an emergency exit where he waited for his wife is hit to me mate. i have seen. in their home and. the close. the sky fall on me. suddenly he was alone his sister in law and nieces and now helping him. left bangladesh for new zealand over thirty years ago he used to regard the country is the safest in the world but now he is full of anxiety and his fears go far beyond the attack itself. what if. muslim young person become. something with so i started thinking about the peace in security for across church for new zealand and for the rest of the war. christ church has three hundred fifty thousand inhabitants it's the biggest city on new zealand south island but in many ways it has the air of a sleepy

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the care of his community and new zealand. in spite of what has happened fareed has probably never felt closer to his adopted home country the now. so it was a test that. last one. was a feeling peace in the heart was a feeling in every in. every or in the feeling of that illusion serve the lesson. there i was tested in a war and in the. new zealand has lost its innocence paradise doesn't exist not even at the far ends of the. in the days after the terrorist attack the country looked into the mirror and saw dog shutters bought new zealand has also responded by moving closer together in a way that hasn't been seen in any other nation. long laborious. eco india. the spider man of mumbai is on the prowl but he's out to protest in b s largest. ecologists russia's sun often knows the secret life of these eight legged creatures like no other. and he knows how important these often endangered species really are a few. weeks in thirty minutes. an explosive mixture the greek peninsula of hiking geeky is rich enough to like nature but i

the solomon ieltds, fiji and new zealand. interestingly, a number of topics involved in that forum is for agenda is how traditional and indigenous practice from the pacific nations is used -- can be used in modern climate change mitt facing. it will abtopic of interest. and as i stated by general neller he will earlier today who knows what innovation will come from working in an area where you'd have to respond to that question you normally don't know the answer to. we'll see what comes from that to improve resilience. and doing things together. last year my predecessor john martin and the cno cyanide an u.s. new zealand and navy agement framework. designed to strengthen the relationship between the u.s. navy and my navy within the wider defense agreements with the u.s. the agreement provides for a range of areas of cooperation including regional force multipliers and more fighting readiness. that this engagement and commitment are -- i note that this engagement commitment is not unique and indeed similar arrangements occur w

five days out from arriving in new zealand as we have a new ability -- capability. she will be commissioned in june this year. i note our defense give ability approved anden will be released in early june. government will release it, but i am confident that myself and the navy will be comfortable from what comes from that. you will see some announcements on that. notwithstanding what i just described, a pretty large maritime domain as i see it to the equator, the area we have the responsibility for. we are a small navy. yet, we are the second largest navy in our region. one way in which new zealand sustains the international system is we are partnering with our labors -- neighbors. we support each other's contributions in our region. we share a culture with the pacific in which we are very proud. the largest pacifica city in the world. one thing we do do is have the ability to bridge between small maritime forces in the pacific and larger navies such as the united states. last year, the new zealand government released a strategic defense policy statement highlightin

new zealand history and geography is a large maritime nation. albeit, our most inland point is only 120 kilometers from the sea and only 4% of our sovereign territory is above the high-watermark. 99% of our trade travels by sea. we sit at the bottom of the world and it does a few things for us. one of them, it does allow us to have a fiercely european approach to your policy and that's something that we've cherished from the beginning of our nation. it's a nation with a large maritime state, we're aware of the challenges that we see in the maritime domain and particularly in our front yard. o our closest neighbor is over 1,000 nautical miles away, all of our neighbors, the regional water is not static, it's dynamic. by 2025, we'll have fewer ships. but the total tonnage of the fleet will have increased as will our ability to support international deployments into the southern ocean, carrying our nation's name. that will be creatable, lethal. and we will work with regional partners and as part of the international coalitions that play a part in m

we got pulled out for and new zealand knocked it up out for and new zealand knocked it up in12 overs,it up in 12 overs, absolutely human eating. when you look at the opposition that are beating you, it is at the opposite end of the scale, it is having quality players, having the team play as a team and they we re the team play as a team and they were just prepared extremely well in the way they carry themselves and performed as a unit. playing against them, we were a little jealous, performed as a unit. playing against them, we were a littlejealous, we we re them, we were a littlejealous, we were not enjoying our cricket as much. did not seem to see that side of it as much as they did. that was something that we wanted to change. transforming your game from an average scoring side to somebody who might score 350 400 is extremely exciting and fun to be a part of. to paris next, and the first round of the french open wherejohanna konta has made a real break—through. she's won a match in the main draw for the very first time. it is very significant that she got through today because howe

want to see more about against new zealand.start of this tournament, the height that will build and build comments for those younger players the less experienced players coping with that, their first expense with a big tournament. absolutely, ithink that, their first expense with a big tournament. absolutely, i think the coach being calm will help that, the senior heads are going to be so vital and so important. those players have been at that tournament keeping them focused on the game, and on the pitch. ignoring all the distractions that are going to be around you at the world cup. you can see that new zealand game, the final match, 12:45 p:m., bbc one, next saturday. now tranmere will be playing in league one next season after snatching a dramatic late winner in the league two play—off final against newport at wembley. after a goal—less 90 minutes the game appeared to be heading for penalties until connorjennings struck with less than two minutes of extra—time remaining to clinch back—to—back promotions for tranmere. cricket

the new zealand dollar on the slide. you can see when that rate decision came through, a fall of 1% plus at one stage. yvonne: people say there was a lot of people pricing in this cut already. we will not see too much reaction when it comes to the bond market. when it comes to your new zealand to year yield unchanged. the 10 year yield down one basis point. it is the kiwi we are watching, the aussie kiwi also bid up. 1.1% tookhis fall of the new zealand dollar to the lowest level since november 2018. they are forecasting at the moment a chance of one further rate cut in the offing for new zealand. there we have it. yvonne: we have the rba hold, the rbnz cut. malaysia cut yesterday. we have thailand and the philippines, so plenty more to digest, but it has been those trade concern shaking markets. we saw the wall street session hurt by what we heard from this tariff threats from president trump. we are seeing red across the screen. chinese stocks resuming declines up to the late day surge yesterday on confirmation that th

what kind of chance will new zealand be for them?in the past against them, getting those winds, but going into a world cup, it's about performances. i want to see better linkup play, because we saw that in the second goal for mingled today. when you have those patterns of play, england looked very dangerous, wa nt play, england looked very dangerous, want to see more about against new zealand. of course in the 12 days that we have to the start of this tournament, the height will build and build commits for those younger less experienced players, coping with that, with their first expense ofa with that, with their first expense of a big tournament. absolutely, i think phil being, will help that, though senior hats are going to be so in vital, so important, those players have been to that tournament, keeping them focused on the game and on the pitch. ignoring all the distractions that are going to be around you at the world cup. you can see that new zealand game the final match 12115, bbc one, next saturday. tranmere will be playing in

all sorghum stances including in cases of rape and incest i do somebody in paris the french and new zealand leaders have called on social media giants to do more to tackle the extremism 2 months ago massive dozens of christ church in white stream get on facebook. with more news followed by the day of dispute it. the fucking. center of the conflict zone confronting the powerful. the trial of countless separatist leaders over their failed independence food has laid bare some stuff to visions in spanish society my guest this week here in madrid is sprains foreign minister matthews have found out how does he answer the charge that the trials how fundamentally on the fast. conflict the full. detail of the form of. her 1st day of school in the jungle. 1st cleveland. band doris granuloma tom arrives. joint direct attack on her journey back to freedom to you know our interactive documentary. returns home on e.w. dot com or good things. what's the connection between brett powell and the european union the no guild the to do correspondent at the baker can stretch this can live with the rules set by t

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will seems to be fading let's get more on this from correspondent peter mckenzie in wellington new zealand good morning to you peter can you tell us what's behind the new climate change efforts being kicked off where you are so the moment government is presenting what it's calling to 0 how until it's modeled off of the climate change act that was passed by the u.k. parliament about a decade ago and basically it says binding as a binding framework for the reduction of emissions like carbon muchas oxide and me pain of next few decades in the sense that formalize asian parents agreement and signed up to ok can you tell us why the secretary general chose new zealand for this initiatives kick off. so the secretary general has come to new zealand's the 1st legal and south pacific tour so he's going to fiji to follow in the new aussie nixon it's all part of his attempts to highlight the tangible impact of climate change as he leads up into his timber climate action scholars in new york were it hopes to convince countries from all around the world tangible actions that can be done to achieve the g

as we have been after new zealand. but if we don't have a long-term strategy, we are in trouble. that involves relationship building, coalition building and translating that into effective political action. and with muslims it is even more important. i am reminded to the reference to anti-catholic history. there are differences. how catholics were racialized was different. also the number of catholics. by the 1930's, there were a lot of catholics in the united states. those fearing there would be large number of catholics, why they were afraid, they were actually large number of catholics. catholics could build effective political movements. build social institutions, educational institutions, hospitals that ingrained them into a lot of different communities, including the twin cities. you have a lot of catholic institutions in this region. muslims make up just about 1% or 2% of the population depending on the poll you look at. they are a much smaller community. they don't have those same kinds of institutions over time that catholics have been able to build. that might change, b

the entire country also coming up tackling extremism on social media the leaders of france and new zealand urging tech giants to do more 2 months after a white supremacist massacred dozens in christ church and live streamed it on facebook. and sudan's army and the opposition agree to a 3 year transition period to democracy a civilian government has been one of the protesters key demands after the ousting of former president omar al bashir last month. off it's good to have you with us tonight pro-choice groups in the united states are protesting after lawmakers in the state of alabama approved the country's toughest abortion law the state senate voted $25.00 to $6.00 to outlaw abortion at any point and under any circumstances including rape and incest the only exception will be if the mother's life is in danger the controversial bill will now go to the state's governor to be signed into law all. i. and motions were running high both outside the alabama legislature with pro abortion activists rallying against the bill and inside the state senate where lawmakers in gauged in fierce debate. wh

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let me ask you about the new zealand central bank.e saw action that some had expected we might see in sydney. we did get there from the new zealand central bank. cycle, what is the significance of this view? garfield: it is significant. new zealand was the first to start cutting last time around in 2016. and -- 2015 it was. they were the first to go this time. they would take their time about going. they came out with a statement saying the rate picture is much balanced. which sounds almost balanced. which sounds almost like a neutral or acquires i neutral bias. -- or a quasi-neutral bias. they put the market on notice not to expect it just because they cut once. they will cut against -- again soon after. which was sort of the expectation. is -- gels with what the rba did yesterday with, they did not cut and that although they did open the door to a cut further down, it was very reluctant. developed market central banks in particular feel they do not have a lot of policy space and they are being dragged kicking and screaming towards u

in new zealand, the dollar is down by .4%. the labor market data out of new zealand, disappointing. adding to another reason for global central banks to turn more dovish because new zealand is a central bank that asks people questions. better data out of south korea. the won is going higher. wti crude, down 1%. brent crude, down .7%. he put this in the headlines because it is interesting to see the market focus on the stockpile that and not the supply concerns around venezuela. that has been something in the past that would have been part of the conversation. lots to say about the fed and we will talk more about the fed through the program. press conference of jay powell strength today u.s. economy, inflation, and trump. he will be asked about a pressure from president trump to cut rates. that is part of the conversation and trade, some new flow. let's get a first word update with olivia hows in london. said theresident trump economy would soar like a rocket if the fed cuts rates i a full point, double the reduction his advisor is calling for. this comes as more senators expressed d

the x tension of many species in new zealand, including the kakapo, in new zealand, including the kathe introduced mammals humans brought in. particularly rats, stoats, ferrets, cats. we have a whole range of introduced mammals and the birds here arejust of introduced mammals and the birds here are just not able to avoid them. a kakapo, for instance, they existed down in fiordland and stewart island, but would totally taken out stewart island, but would totally ta ken out by stewart island, but would totally taken out by predators in that area. they now only exist on offshore islands where those predators have been removed. what does this surgery mean in terms of efforts to preserve the species for the future, or is this just the species for the future, or is thisjust a one—off the species for the future, or is this just a one—off success story? well, this is the story that is getting all the news, but there has been a really good breeding year for the ka kapo, been a really good breeding year for the kakapo, and the department of conservation team done phenomenally well. there is a

like yeah, in new zealand my tame is tiki and i would like to have sex with you. and australia is more i'm going to grand you real hard, mate, put my shrimp in your barbie, feel that, yeah. and like the rest of the weird u have irish a step away from being scottish, and italian, maybe some people like plummers but i don't hear it. in fact the only accent i'm if the going to argue with is south africa. my only question is which accent. right, which accent in south africa because we have a ton of different accents. are we talking like the traditional south african accent, people think of where st just like oh yes, i'm sexy, let's have sex. or like the mandela accent is that what st, don't judge me by my success, judge me by how i can rub your body all night long. now that i hear it-- (laughter) >> yeah, now that i hear it, that is the sexiest one. no, it is really sexy, time for me to set your body free. it's just like, i was going to do that, let's move on to today's top story. the mother report, it's the longest running saga what doesn't-- mueller report, it does

the leaders of france and new zealand have launched an initiative to curb extremism and violence onlineimplement new measures. and this story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com... two window cleaners have been rescued from a metal basket which was swinging out of control near the top of a 50—storey building in oklahoma. reports said the crane at the devon tower was unstable and the incident took place in high winds. that's all for now. stay with bbc news. now on bbc news, as part of mental health awareness week,

if he fires new zealand will do incredibly well.ll be bowling at the start of an innings against jason he will be bowling at the start of an innings againstjason roy. and jonny bairstow at the top of that order, england will be difficult to stop. england, from where they were four yea rs england, from where they were four years ago, a complete 360. one of the best partnerships in the world. roy and jonny bairstow have good partnership and communication. if they get good weather they could fly. now that number one test batsman in the world, number ii—day batsmen in the world, number ii—day batsmen in the world, number ii—day batsmen in the world, does not always produce it in english conditions that he is 30 years of age and in the prime of his career. this could be his world cup. last summer he showed how determined he was to score in english conditions, he is a very competitive man. he will be determined to do as well as he can. and of all the australians you could have pics, steve smith and david warner coming back, you have gone

when the rightwing extremist in new zealand shot and killed 51 people in 2 mosques in christ church he live streamed the act on facebook. the footage went viral. now new zealand's prime minister just in the are done and french president and manuel mccrum are taking a stand against hatred and violence online the end of the christ church call for action is to prevent the spread of extremist content on social media. what happened in christ church was not merely an unacceptable abject terrorist attack it was a transformation of the internet into a full on propaganda machine that aims to destroy any form of cohesion in our societies but it's a question called action an action plan for change it's a global response to a tragedy did a kid on the shores of my country but we're also met liefeld around the world fundamentally it ultimately commits assault to build a more humane internet which cannot be misused by terrorists for their hateful people says earlier facebook founder mark zuckerberg announced new restrictions for the online platform if users break certain rules they will be blocked fr

entire country also coming up tonight tackling extremism on social media the leaders of france and new zealand urging tech giants to do more 2 months after a white supremacist massacred dozens in christ church in light streamed it on facebook and sudan's army the opposition agreed to a 3 year transition period to democracy a civilian government has been one of the protesters key demands after the ousting of former president omar al bashir last month also coming up tonight pregnancy for hire to make ends meet you look says seriously business where women are petite thousands of euros to give birth for couples in western europe. i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin tonight in the united states pro-choice groups there are protesting after lawmakers in the state of alabama approved the country's tough. abortion while the state senate voted $25.00 to $6.00 to outlaw abortion at any point and under any circumstances including rape and incest the only exception will be if the mother's life is in danger the controversial bill will now go to the

and scandinavia down to trade with new zealand and australia. there were exploration vessels traveling all the way down to antarctica. there were whaling ships hunting whales in the waters around new zealand and australia, all the way down to antarctica. and they were markg down these measurements, you know, through sometimes horrendous conditions, to write down, you know, temperatures, air pressure, the things that are key, you know, to sailors, but also now are useful to scntists who want to know what the climate was like 100, 150 years ago. >> sreenivasan: they haven't mapped, they haven't sort of translated, all these-- or digitized all these books yet. but have they found anything interesting so far from some of the observations? >> so, they're still processing the data. one thing that they'd like to do-- i was speaking with the scientists at new zealand's national institute of water anc atmosphesearch, named petra pierce, who's part of this project. g and one of tls, she told me, is to basically be able to tie extreme impacts flooding to w

now to talk facebook has announced changes to its live streaming policy as this comes as new zealand's prime minister down in french president emmanuel mccraw joined other world leaders and bosses in paris to explore ways of fighting the spread of hateful and violent content on live in march a white supremacist gunman used facebook to live stream his rampage or 2 mosques in the new zealand city of christ chose leaving 51 people dead. a day w. porter publisher for the ask a tell us more welcome public but why has this summit come about well 1st and foremost the new zealand premier just in darden has been pushing for this now it's called a christchurch call of course because back in march let's not forget that a self described white supremacist carried out and use ian's worst terror attack he killed 51 people and basically what was happening was he could live stream and he was live streaming the attack on facebook and facebook has 2700000000 users and just in the ardor and was absolutely horrified because afterwards then it was still available online and it would just automatically play

we seem to breed a great athlete, which is amazing for new zealand. athletes. and they just sport. we have some great talented athletes. and theyjust keep coming through, justin credible thing about new zealand. i am just one proud athlete —— just one incredible thing. thank you so much for coming on the programme and talking about your incredible success. sophie pascoe. dignitaries from around the world have gathered to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of the berlin airlift. after world war 2, moscow used its control of east germany to cut off all access by land and water to western parts of the city. allied forces managed to provide supplies to berlin by air for nearly a year. among the guests of honour was 98—year—old gail halvorsen — known as the "candy bomber" because he flew planes that dropped supplies including sweets into berlin. he addressed the gathering. the weather was not at this good during the end of most of the time, but it's during the end of most of the time, but its and honour, a special honour to be here for those who g

trading in new zealand is .nderway the indexes modestly higher at the moment.ointing after a big relief rally on monday with the markets popping after the1.5% surprise victory of the coalition. we will have bank of australia minutes a little later on and the rba governor is speaking as well. the local unit could move. that is it from daybreak australia. all the action coming up from daybreak asia next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good morning. i am paul allen. we are under an hour away from the australian market open. -- asian market oven. kamaruddinm sophie in hong kong. welcome to daybreak asia. ♪ story this tuesday, china threatens a strong response to president trump's huawei ban. they accused him of blackmail. in an open letter to

and the leaders of france a new zealand joined forces with tech giants to crack down on online extremism. hello there are cyclamen and has now blown itself out if we have a look at the satellite picture we can see this area of cloud a that's all that's left to it and it's gradually drifting its way towards queens and so if e.u. showers around the coast but not the strong winds that it might have given us towards the southwest we're also seeing more cloud make its way across parts of western australia and that's really dragging down the temperatures for many of us here so perth no higher than around 18 degrees at best on thursday and probably feeling cool of matt thanks to the rain and it looks like that system will only slowly edge its way eastwards into friday taking the wet weather with it actually easing a little bit as it does so but behind it still not warm perth only getting to 16 school force in the southeast as well with melbourne just getting to around 18 but at least it's not too windy here on like new zealand it's been incredibly windy the winds have been gusting nearly $150.0

major global summit about online extremism called in the wake of the christchurch mosque attacks in new zealand ahead of the gathering facebook announced its new one strike policy aimed at banning those who break its rules comes after the social media giant faced a wave of criticism for its failure to act following the massacre of facebook said that anyone sharing violating content without context would be blocked for a set period facebook has also played 7 and a half $1000000.00 towards you research partnerships to automatically detect banned content is elance prime minister called it a good 1st step she's led the charge for action since the atrocity. social media connects people and so we must ensure that in our terms to prevent harm that we do not compromise then target all pillar of society that is freedom of expression but that's right does not include the freedom to broadcast mass murder and so new zealand will present a call to action in the name of christ church asking both nations and private corporations to make changes to prevent the posting of terrorist content online to ensure its

in it the case of new zealand, our first priority was to work with the new zealand law enforcement, which we did. we sent our agencies on the ground to be a resource for law enforcement. >> we uploaded the images within our ai, designated as a terrorist attack, and then worked with microsoft, google, snap chat, others, sharing it across the board so they could be on the lookout. >> the global internet forum is a body that the four companies founded and in the context of new zealand it's a way in which we use hashes to insure that there was -- we were minimizing the distribution of that content. there have been close partnerships between the companies work on issues around hate. we find that that really enha e enhances our ability to learn from one another, in the ways we're tackling these problems that are unique on our individual platforms. >> thank you, and i would encourage you all to figure it out. because don't want us to figure it out for you. thank you. and with that, i yield back. >> thank you to all the witnesses here today. the first time i spoke on the floor of the u.s. house w

it was a warm welcome to new zealand for antonio guterres, but his message was direct. world is facing a climate emergency. there's also another reason why he's there. he's coincided his three—day visit to meet leaders and show solidarity during the muslim holy month of ramadan, just less than two months after 50 muslims were killed in a terror attack on two mosques in christchurch. the visit will include travelling to the islands in the pacific region, low—lying countries that could disappear completely because of the rise in sea levels. they are really in the front line of the dramatic impact of climate change. we absolutely must be able to stop these dramatic trends, to reverse these dramatic trends. we cannot allow for a runaway climate change. we need to protect the lives of our people and we need to protect our planet. speaking about the recent floods in mozambique he said the world is feeling the effects of climate change faster than the human efforts to tackle it. while the paris agreement on climate change aims to try to limit global temperatures to 1.5 celsius

today the secretary general of the united nations visited new zealand. secretary general met with the new zealand prime minister and praised his efforts on climate change but worries the world is not on track to meet the paris accord. new zealand recently introduced a target of zero carbon emissions by 2050. >> and a pilot must decide how to make an emergency landing. >>> first, a mother's day greeting. >> well, my mother is a powerful and strong person. she raised eight of us. my brothers and sisters, my cousins, my nieces and my nephews, her grandchildren. i just want to say thank you for everything she's done. you know, i just pray that she continues to like live her best life because that's what it's all about. like we want to give back to her. myanmar today... after being forced to touch down, without the front landing gear. >>> an airliner landed safely today after being forced to touchdown without that front landing gear. video showing the moments during and following the emergency landing. the smoke rose from under the seats of the aircraft. how

the leaders of france and new zealand are holding a special summit in new zealand.his was after a terrorist massacred worshipers in christchurch and live streamed the massacre. reporter: when he shot people in two mosques, he live streamed the attack. the footage went viral. now new zealand austria's prime minister taking a stand. the christchurch call to action to prevent the spread of extremist agendas on social media. >> it was a transformation of the internet into a full on propaganda machine that aims to destroy any cocohesion in ourr socicieties. >> the christchurch call to action is a global response to the tragedy that occurred on the shores of my country, but were ultimately felt around the world. fundamentally, it ultimately commits us all to build a more humane internet that can not be misused by terrorists for their hateful purposes. >> if users break certain rules, they will be blocked fromm transmitting material. also, it will prohibit the transmission of i images. these meaeasures had been in place, the perpetrator would not have been able to broadcas

has been urging its allies to to shun countries like australia new zealand say they won't use who will wait for the next gen 5 g. networks but is the u.s. like them to put more pressure on other allies to follow suit. absolutely i mean there are sabotaging a legal basis and they say look this was an act passed by the president this is not a request we're telling you how we feel about this you must listen and if you intend to be part of our intelligence sharing in our security apparatus you have to fall in line if you don't then you're outside it and then of course the last step although at this point farfetched would be to start putting some sort of economic sanctions on those countries which do not fall into line just a final point from you i mean you mentioned it earlier but this latest move by president is like it's a further inflame tensions with china i mean the u.s. and china as you say already in a trade war and those talks have stalled. yeah they have got i mean donald trump likes to throw busy you know something in at the very end of all negotiations we saw that with north kor

seen the new zealand 10 year yield slipping. what is the growth outlook here? re else, to some extent in new england it was camouflaged a bit through 2014, 2015 into 16 by strong -- per capitad gdp had started to weaken. now that migration has started to normalize, those two trends have started to come collectively together. like a a bit new normal lot of other countries i think. >> if that's the case, what the government book look like at the moment? is still strong. budgets typically lag at the end of the cycle. new zealand has done quite well isn if most of the growth seen a more by people than higher living standards. the government has an objective to get it down to 20% of gdp by 2022 and keep it around that level. i don't think those targets are under threat right now. australianseen yields also fell below the cash rate. chart showing you that. that's the first time since 2015. when you look at this global on therethat we have seen, has not been a particular catalyst. we are talking about trade tensions, global economic outlook, what is telling us? is this

the leaders of france and new zealand have launched an initiative to curb extremism and violence onlineollowing the christchurch killings. five of the world's biggest tech companies have already agreed to implement new measures. and this story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com. two window cleaners have been rescued from a metal basket which was swinging out of control near the top of a 50—storey building in oklahoma. reports said the crane at the devon tower was unstable and the incident took place in high winds. that's all. stay with bbc news. and the top story in the uk: pa rents parents relax the welfare of guests on reality tv programmes is to be scrutinised — ollowing the death of a man who appeared on thejeremy kyle show. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. the us declares a national emergency over telecommunications equipment. the move paves the way to china's huawei being banned from the world's biggest economy. pushing up the price of pork, finding out how china is trying to stop a deadly disease threatening one of its most important sources of fo

a new zealand travel blog called rocco himself has visited pakistan welcome to both of your alma if i could just start with you 1st is the kind of independent travel abed these social media influencers are talking about possible for foreigners in pakistan or is that too much of a rolls to interview you think. hitter who reached thank you for having me. it's possible now it is it is becoming more and will possibly independent jobs have been. having been down the block some decades but when you say job in your job in a secure or in my * mind being able to have the full. knowledge of everything it is now becoming more and more possible. coming down here but what. i did not see in that it's all hunky dory and it's all sorted out from the minute you know what you like to the point that you're done with your job or what still needs to be done to make it way more comfortable in the experience for. i wonder what god makes of that god you speak hindi for the benefit of our viewers just similar to although i'm that spoken in pakistan so getting it on for you must i mean we use your than the ave

he had to be air ambulance to new zealand and last week new zealand requested he could say two more months to do a sleep study to see how well he could survive if he returns home. again, we had to deny the referral but again this week we reversed our decision because we have to deal with that. new zealand will not discharge the patient, ethically they won't. why are we sending our patients to new zealand? because we have a block grant and we cannot afford the local match. we cannot afford the medicare cost in the u.s. for congress to fail to increase the territories annual medicaid block grant and to provide a more fair fmap the territories in light of the knowledge of the consequences and the loss of lives and potentially crippling physical and cognitive outcomes for our people because of insufficient medical funding is morally unconscionable. we need your help, only congress can solve these medicaid problems and for the territories. thank you mr. chairman for this opportunity. >> thank you very much for that. ms. avela from puerto rico. you have five minutes. >> thank you. good morning m

toward islam travel in pakistan to people who would know a pakistani travel photographer on the new zealand travel blog called rocco himself as visited pakistan welcome to both a few obvious facts to start with you 1st is the kind of independent travel social media influencers are talking about possible for foreigners a pakistani or is that up too much of a rolleston to view or think how to reach thank you for having me. it's possible now it is it is becoming more and will possibly independent job numbers have been. down the block some day but when you say job in your job in a secure order in my * mind being able to. dodge everything it is now becoming more and more possible. coming down but what if. i did not see that it's all hunky dory and it's all sorted out from the minute you know what you like to the point that you have done with your job or what still needs to be done to make it way more and experience more and. i wonder what god makes of that god you speak hindi for the benefit of our viewers just similar to order though and that's spoken in pakistan so getting it on for you must h

it was a dark day for new zealand fifty people were killed and fifty injured in twin shootings suddenly nothing seemed the same.

paris has hosted a summit on countering online extremism in the wake of the christ shootings in new zealand part of the focus has been on facebook which failed to prevent the terrorists from live streaming the massacre and social media giant has now announced a new one strike policy anyone sharing violent content without context will be blocked facebook has also pledged $7500000.00 for research to detect banned content new zealand's prime minister called it a good 1st step. social media connects people and so we must ensure that in our terms to prevent harm that we do not compromise then target all pillar of society that is freedom of expression but that does not include the freedom to broadcast mass murder and so new zealand will present a call to action in the name of christ church asking both nations and private corporations to make changes to prevent the posting of terrorist content online to ensure its efficient and fast removal and to prevent the use of live streaming as a tool for broadcasting terrorist attacks just remind you back in march a gunman killed 51 people in 2 mosques in c