i think, if at the us and australia and new zealand want to help _ and australia and new zealand wanton't want to drive us— to help the pacific, or don't want to drive us further into the arms of china, _ to drive us further into the arms of china, please help us strengthen our democratic— china, please help us strengthen our democratic governments and institutions.— democratic governments and institutions. ., ., ~' democratic governments and institutions. ., ., ~ ., institutions. what would you like to see from traditional _ institutions. what would you like to see from traditional partners - institutions. what would you like to see from traditional partners like i see from traditional partners like new zealand and australia in the pacific? ., , ., , pacific? china tends to build the infrastructure _ pacific? china tends to build the infrastructure from _ pacific? china tends to build the infrastructure from australia - pacific? china tends to build the | infrastructure from australia and new zealand and we have seen in fiji that they— new zealand and we have seen in fiji that they t

our new prime minister here _ in new zealand. our new prime minister here said _ in new zealand. said she would never lockdown again. foryou, if minister here said she would never lockdown again. for you, if we end in a situation everyone wants to avoid with another pandemic, would lock and border control the tools you would consider? i do lock and border control the tools you would consider?— lock and border control the tools you would consider? i do not see that as the _ you would consider? i do not see that as the trajectory _ you would consider? i do not see that as the trajectory of - you would consider? i do not see that as the trajectory of the - that as the trajectory of the pandemic any more. we see no scenario that would [end pandemic any more. we see no scenario that would lend itself to that. we use lockdown as a tool while we waited for people to be vaccinated so we could save lives and then we began a series of shifts to open ourselves back up again and it has worked. we saved thousands of lives. no response was without pain. in the uk you had lockdowns and lives los

new zealand, at this, point is not one of them.e that it is weird new zealand will heed in time. i believe it's likely to occur in my lifetime. but i don't see it as a short term knee -- that is anything on the agenda in time soon. >> prime minister just and arden made her respects and admiration for queen elizabeth clear. she said new zealand will observe a public holiday on september the 26. new zealand is one of 14 british colonies where the british monarch remains ahead of state. well, joining me now from new zealand is the country's former prime minister, helen clark. it is good to have you. you met queen elizabeth a number of times during your time in government. just reflect on some of those times for, us if you will. >> yes, i hosted her majesty the queen in 2002 in new zealand. that was the tenth president in the last time when she came. i last had a proper meeting with her after the wonderful service she hosted at st. georges chapel in windsor once or -- when the order of the got there was returned, my husband and i had l

in new zealand has always been strong. how are the people there been reacting thus far? well, people here woke up to the news because this broke in the early hours of the morning in new zealand. the prime minister's inter are the and said that she was woken up by her security detail at about 4 50 am local time. and she said, when i saw that torchlight beam, i knew what it meant. she's inter, are the and then spoke to the media several hours later and issued that statement that you've just heard. she referred to the queen as the, as the mother and the grandmother to the nation. of course, just in toronto is about the age of some of the queens grandchildren. and of course, as in the case of many other commonwealth countries, most people here have never known a time when the queen was not on the throne. she ruled new zealand. she was the monarch for 70 years. in fact, this country was one of the 1st she came to after being crowned queen, back in 1953, made 10 visits during 7 decade. so the, the ties between use zealand, the bo

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a former new zealand foreign minister. he said that the queen had been a force for good in the commonwealth and that you'd always been interested in the progress of democracy in the family. we've also been hearing from representatives of the murray, the indigenous murray population. they said that in the past, the relationship between the monarchy and the murray population had not always been good. there had been tensions that of course extend back to the y t treaty back in 1840, but that the murray population, its leaders look forward to working with the new king and on the website of the governor general is a very poignant message to day, which simply says, behold the tide at its lowest said new zealand, of course is a country very different from the one that the queen 1st visited back in 1953. she'd only been crown just a few months earlier. back then, you know, 70 percent of this cut. the bulk of this country was made up basically, of migrants from, from britain, from the united kingdom today. 70 percent of the populat

a support for the monarchy in new zealand has always been strong. how with people there been reacting this for? well i think those comments you heard from jazz inter are done really underscore the strong bonds there have been between the monarchy and this country. the queen visited new zealand, you know, 10 times during her reign 1st. coming here, actually in 1953, only a few months after she had been crowned monarch. i think people are still in shock, but at the same time they knew that she was 96. they knew that been in poor health . they have, i think also expectations of king charles. and they also hope that he will, in a sense, carry out and continue the work of his mother new zealand. as i say, as a country where, you know, support for the monarchy has always been very, very strong. indeed, there has been a sort of nascent republican movement here, but i think talk of, you know, republic of, of perhaps, you know, using or having its own head of state one day soon will not take place for a year or so. i think at the moment, people wanna move aw

this one from 1954 to new zealand. minister has said in her tribute that she learned so much from observing her. the role of a monarch and prime minister a very different, but does she strike you as a role model in any way? pam >> the queen never would've described herself as a feminist, as far as i know, before my entire life, and she came to the throne on those two years old, there has been a woman head of state. the queen of new zealand, the queen of united kingdom, the head of the commonwealth. that has to be a very powerful role model for women like myself, thinking, that's amazing, women can do the jobs. they're still not enough women heads of state and heads of governments around the world, but we have these role models and she was an early one who show that a woman could for distinction and dignity and give exemplary service. >> new zealand one -- where the queen was monarch. how important would you say she was to life in new zealand, despite the country being on the other side of the world to where the queen l

sarah clark live for us in sydney, across the tasman to new zealand. now where the queen's representative, governor general cindy kira has sent her condolences. hero is the 1st married woman to be the monarch's representative in new zealand. oversleep with enormous sorrow that we acknowledge the death of the queen. queen elizabeth the 2nd richard and i his excellency, doctor davis, join with new zealanders in mourning the loss of her majesty, queen elizabeth, and we send as deepest condolences to her family, who i know will be grieving who teeth right now for most new zealanders. queen elizabeth has really been a constant in our lives. she's been here her whole time and she's provided a still sense of continuity and stability for us. so she is a real symbol of dedication to serve us, having served for more than 72 years. john henry is a former new zealand government minister and the president of the mallory party. he's in oakland and with me live i thanks so much for being on the program. john, can you firstly explain the relationship between new zeala

inflation has peaked in new zealand. deceleration from the 2.1% we saw in the month prior. fruit and vegetable prices in particular coming off here. an increase of 4.1%. down from a 10% increase in july. the food price index on the decline. perhaps some evidence there. the country once down here. let's bring in the wellington bureau chief. >> new zealand was once a fortress when it came to covid. no more. what is the state of it now? >> most of the major restrictions had already been lifted. what remained was a requirement for people to wear masks and certain indoor settings like supermarket. in reality, i think most people stopped wearing masks. but it is an important moment. in march 2 .5 years of pretty tough restrictions. >> we continue to see more from the u.k., the death of queen elizabeth, what is it like you new zealand at this point? >> the prime minister adjusted this yesterday. it is not unusual for these questions to be asked in the wake of the queen passing. the queen's face is still on a lot of our notes an

many people in new zealand and australia woke up to the news, actually really in shock, and i'm probably gonna walk away and cry. i'm going to cry. i know that's crazy, but shocks initially sad. i'm adding a day. everyone will remember where they were and what they're doing. sorry, yeah, it sir. it's huge. into the sunset sky over wellington harbor and $96.00 gun salute, one for each year of the queen's life. she was commander in chief of new zealand. defense force. their power for tribute watched by a large crowd paying their respects to a beloved monarch, adrian brown, al jazeera, wellington, and before we go, these alive pitches from london's hyde park. another tribute to queen elizabeth moore on his story with adrian finnegan in a moment. will avy with these images of the queen lou ah, ah, i didn't have my whole life. whether it's been short shall be debated. the old service. ah, ah ah, what i say to you now. the queen and the grandmother. i say from my heart, i want to pay tribute to diana myself. she was an exceptional and gifted human being. ah, ah, queen, we have seen the worst,

adrian brown's with us now live from new zealand, the camper from new zealand, capital, wellington, adrian, what as the reaction was far been out of new zealand and also out of australia. well that 96 gun salute you just referred to is a rare sound in new zealand capital. but of course it has been a day that few people will ever forget the move throughout the day has one big one, many of sort of some and, and quite reflection not just here in new zealand, but also across the tasman in australia. we've been hearing throughout the day from lead us from all walks of life, including representatives of the indigenous murray population in use. eland. they've been giving their reaction in many different ways. they acknowledge that while they have been passed tension between the crown and murray, they also look forward to working with the new king. one leader said, this was a time for morning, not politics in australia, the prime minister, anthony l. beneath he said that the grief australians and our feeling is the price we pay for love and both australian and indigenous aboriginal flags, and are

she was commander in chief of new zealand defense force. their power for tribute, watched by a large crowd paying their respects to a beloved monarch, adrian brown, al jazeera, wellington, or to other news. now the you in nuclear watchdog says more shelling has destroyed power infrastructure in the ukranian city where staff operating this operation nuclear power plant live. the i. e. a has been boiling of a growing threat to the plant. there has been fighting around the facility for days, the plants offsite power lines, which would prevent a potential nuclear meltdown. have already been cut off the head of the russian backed administration. and hi, keith admits to the advancement of ukrainian forces and the southern region has been very sharp and rapid. several videos have been circulating on social media, showing villages, welcoming ukrainian forces and russian controlled towns. keith says its military has advanced almost 50 kilometers in 3 days. with an analysts say ukraine, southern offensive could shut down vital supply lines to the east

many people in new zealand and australia woke up to the news. actually really in shocking, i'm probably going to walk away and cry. i'm going to cry. i know that's crazy, but shocks initially sad. i'm adding a day. everyone will remember where they were and what they doing. sorry. yeah, it saw it's huge into the sunset sky over wellington, how about a $96.00 gun salute? one for each year of the queen's life. she was commander in chief of new zealand. defense force. their power for tribute watched by a large crowd paying their respects to a beloved monarch, adrian brown al jazeera, wellington, joining me in the studio as well commentator and historian ed and it's like so much for coming to talk to. i just want to go back to the 1st move of king charles and said, go down spokane palace and talking to the people in the crowds before he'd even given the address the nation. what did you make of us as a kind of signal of what kind of king he'll be? i think as king, he is going to follow really. the pattern that he set about creating is prince of wales

well, it was about the same as it was, then outta people actually pursued her australia and new zealande the ballerina also toured. still fighting for the right to call pavlova the national dessert in australia, they claim that their cook bert invented the cake in 1935, introducing a new dessert to the public. he called him as airy as a ballerina. pavlova, according to another version of the dessert, back in 1926 was created by the chef of a new zealand hotel. and he treated them to the ballerina herself during her world tour. a sweet dispute between distant powers. tried to resolve historians from two countries, a new zealander. andrew halfwood and australia. annabelle utrecht. their conclusion was unexpected found that the cake itself. more than 100 years before the appearance of his recipes in printed form in new zealand, we found recipes for pavlov's cake but with a different name throughout europe, north america and even in russia, the very first dessert with the name of a russian ballerina, according to researchers, appeared in 1911 in the usa it was called pavlova's strawberry. i

many people in new zealand and australia woke up to the news, actually really in shock, and i'm probably going to walk away and cry. i'm going to cry. i know that's crazy, right. shops initially sad, i think a day every one will remember where they were and what they're doing. sorry. yeah, it's are. it's huge. into the sunset sky over wellington harbor a $96.00 gun salute one for each year of the queen's life. she was commander in chief of new zealand defense force. their power for tribute, watched by a large crowd, paying their respects to a beloved monarch. adrian brown al jazeera, wellington allan nations of the caribbean are also mourning the death of queen elizabeth. but some and jamaica and the bahamas have raised doubts about king charles and the future of the monarchy itself. passing of the queen, obviously, late in the jamaica context of hunting to the commonwealth, is the end of the year. she's, she's, she's everybody's mother. she's one of the most outstanding persons and women in may left after she she has done tremendous work. okay. and so i don't think so. it's good ever tr

for sidney and brisbin as that rain moves across the tasman to new zealand. now we're seeing some settled conditions for both islands with spring sunshine coming through. just a bit of rain here and there. the temperatures have picked up for christ church and wellington, but the rain isn't very far away, you can see it rolling in and clipping into the south of the south island by sunday . now was the move to south east asia. we've seen some heavy rain across more than areas of the philippines. that's going to clear and there'll be more in the way of sunshine. the heavy rain can be found in the south of thailand and we will see more rain roll in to west borneo. by the time we get into sunday, the temperature in bangkok at 30 degrees celsius. ah, consumer crossed brittany as king accede flew through at a time of economic hardship. we'll take a look of how much the motor cheap horse is trade or solution for africa. breakfast against a plan to trade, a port quitting of the laser workplace trim with what is it counting the cost or al jazeera. mm. mm. showcase is t

king charles has - visited new zealand as many times. he is well in new zealand.passions and interests that new zealanders do. and i think that means that relationship already exists, it's a transition, but it's not a jarring transition for new zealand. ~ ., , not a jarring transition for new zealand. a , ., not a jarring transition for new zealand. a, , ., , , zealand. many of the visiting vips have already _ zealand. many of the visiting vips have already signed _ zealand. many of the visiting vips have already signed a _ zealand. many of the visiting vips have already signed a book- zealand. many of the visiting vips have already signed a book of- have already signed a book of condolence at lancaster house and more are expected today. a steady file of the global great and good litter will a diplomatic gathering not seen for decades, a full state reception at buckingham palace hosted by the king, who was welcomed by the crowds as he arrived there at this morning. earlier, the irish taoiseach was given a low—key welcome in downing street and of what has been dubb

she is described as a 42 year old, new zealand national, but of korean descent. the bodies of her 2 children who were age 7 and 10 at the time of their death, had been left inside suit cases, which had been bought as part of an online auction by an unsuspecting family in new zealand at the start of august, who then made the grim discovery, a global interpol warranty was issued on. the woman was arrested in the southern city of austin. she has not been identified and when challenged by reporters has claimed her innocence. she has now been transferred to soul for extradition proceedings towards her return to new zealand. republican governors in the u. s. have escalated their campaign against the by the ministrations border and immigration policies. one and texas gather dozens of migrants on 2 buses and sent them across the country to the vice president doorstep in washington, d. c. and florida governor paid for 2 flights to take asylum seekers to the affluent resort of martha's vineyard. as joe castro reports there, people made haunts children clutching plastic bag

here in new zealand support for them on the key is very strong indeed. support for the monarchy public, you know, the strongest, perhaps in the commonwealth. we've also been hearing from don mckinnon, a full menu zealand foreign minister who was also secretary general of the commonwealth and of course, knew the queen very well. he said that she had been forced for good in the commonwealth and that she was always interested in. he said in the progress of democracy in that family, representatives of the indigenous murray population of also been reacting. they said that in the past the relationship between the crown and the murray community had occasionally, you know, historically been quite tense, but that the murray community now look forward to working with the new king. and i don't meet the website of the governor general here like australia using and also has gotten a general there was a simple message. it says the hold the tide at its lowest ed. so yes, flags, applying, good, half mast books of condolence have now been opened across the country. and as you mentioned in your introduc

live from new zealand, capital, wellington, adrian. good to have you with us. we been talking about the tributes being offered by world leaders. you are based in china and hong kong for many years. and we've only heard in the past hour from president, she's in ping. why do you think that is and where things currently stand when it comes to the relationship between the u. k and china? well, it's a relationship. that's very complicated, complicated, of course, because of differences over hong kong and the situation in sion. janet and because the queen, after all, had been the sovereign, the ruler of the united kingdom, a country the china has fallen out with very badly during the last few years. i think that's possibly why it took some hours several hours before china's leader finally issued a statement. remember, other world leaders had been very quick to issue statements, including of course, president biden. you'd expect him to do that. but the indian prime minister was also very quick and issuing statement as well. let me putin of russia, but it was only sort

she is described as a 42 year old, new zealand national, but up korean descent. the bodies of her 2 children who were age 7 and 10 at the time of their death, have been left inside suit cases which have been bought as part of an online auction by an unsuspecting family in new zealand at the start of august, who then made the grim discovery, a global interpol warrant was issued on the woman was arrested in the southern city of austin. she has not been identified and when challenged by reporters has claimed her innocence. she has not been transferred to soul or extradition. proceeding towards her return to new zealand. a major cleanup operation is underway in italy after heavy flooding at the central eastern region of march, local authorities, se torrential overnight. rain killed at least 9 people reaching received half its usual annual rainfall in space of just a few hours in the inundated streets and also several towns firefighters and y indicate debris and fallen trees and rescue people trapped in their homes and cars and all farming technique is gaining popular

there have been people from new zealand and australia, _ been people from new zealand and australia,heir respects. | come and pay their respects. i completely agree, and i've been to australia and the queen is really talked about, they are very proud of her. everybody here today, it's an amazing atmosphere. band her. everybody here today, it's an amazing atmosphere.— amazing atmosphere. and lots of eo - le amazing atmosphere. and lots of people have _ amazing atmosphere. and lots of people have said _ amazing atmosphere. and lots of people have said she _ amazing atmosphere. and lots of people have said she was - amazing atmosphere. and lots of people have said she was in i amazing atmosphere. and lots of people have said she was in her i amazing atmosphere. and lots of- people have said she was in her 90s, she did _ people have said she was in her 90s, she did the _ people have said she was in her 90s, she did the job for 70 years. who would _ she did the job for 70 years. who would have — she did the job for 70 years. who would have thought when she came to the throne _ would have

constitutionally, does it make any difference to new zealand? i make any difference to new zealand?ange years before it was particularly fashionable as new zealand is very environmentally conscious. i think we will see in him someone who mirrors our values and areas. i think life will go on here. there is some point no doubt, as in barbados and elsewhere, the debate will revive about new zealand's constitutional status as a monarchy but that is not for now. , , ., . monarchy but that is not for now. �* , ., ., , , monarchy but that is not for now. , ., ., ,, now. just on that issue, so often in — now. just on that issue, so often in public _ now. just on that issue, so often in public life, - now. just on that issue, so often in public life, the - often in public life, the nation becomes the person and at some point, the strings are broken and that is upsetting and destabilising for all of us. the deep ties between our two countries, does that flows solely through the queen or do you think it stretches much further than that, is that the legacy she leaves? i further than that, is th

take a look at new zealand as well. sitting up of the key .140 level. kathleen: let us look at the jobs report. payrolls are quite good, on top of the month of -- of the month before. a 3.5 percent raise, that got people going. people want to buy some bond with the unemployment rate. it went to 3.5%. here is the secret message beneath that number. a lot of people came back to the labor force. the participation rate up 2.4%, it has gained 0.3 points for the 25-50 five-year-old it was 82 point -- and change. this pushed up unemployment. if you have not got a job yet, you are counted as unemploy ed. another sign for the fed that they made another 75 basis point rate hike. haidi: a completely different picture when you look at the risk in china for beijing as we head through leadership there. they have to test their results when it comes to covid zero. the result is unflinching. they are extending the lockdown in areas of the latest outbreaks. that is grappling with these energy shortages and output disruptions. we are seeing the districts of the western ne

new zealand have won the southern hemisphere's rugby championship, thrashing australia by a0 points ton getting the rout underway. the wallabies now haven't won at eden park for 36 yea rs. in durban, south africa then had to beat argentina by a0 points to snatch the title away from new zealand. they never came close, winning by 38 points to 21. it's been the biggest day so far of cycling's road world championships in australia which will end in the early hours of tomorrow. annemiek van vleuten claimed her second road race world title at the age of 39 despite injury. but for british fans — all eyes were on a welsh teenager in the junior race, as nick parrott reports. eastern australia is half a world away from wales and zoe backstedt turned 18 without a family who had stayed at home but despite their absence she looked relaxed as she got ready to defend her title. she had written to glory in the course three days before imaging time trial and just six miles into the 41 mile race she felt confident enough to go for it. zoe backstedt is a cycling all—rounder holding junior world titles. l

and unfortunately we're behind history and new zealand. the own government, which july the government was in alliance with them. they've taken it back to the situation which we were in the will we nuclear? great. what us back me later back with policy as well. come please. and we're on the wrong side of history for well, i will have to wait and see how that pans out not robson, former associate minister of foreign affairs of new zealand. thank you very much for your time today. thank you. made the worst drought in almost half a century on the african continent. the kenyan president has called on officials to implement new measures in order to save lives. given that this is the worst drought in for decades, we must step up, create synergy, marshall more resources, and adopt a more coordinated real time and targeted intervention. the climate crisis has left millions of people on the brink of starvation with canyon president william brutal chairing a meeting on how to deal with the famine which continues, despite the help provided by other co

haidi: let's look at the day ahead for australia and new zealand. and of domestic market says rising interest rates will weigh on property prices, but there is considerable uncertainty about the timing and impact of the housing market. the new zealand central bank governor at a climate conference today, and bloomberg is running oz minerals is seeking $6.7 billion u.s. deal in a potential sale. let's get more on that with bhp in focus with our reporter. is a deal on? >> it well may but it has a while to go. basically until this point oz minerals has shown very little interest in a deal beyond its interest with its shareholders. if it is of the belief $30 per share price can open the door it make it less something sooner. shery: where is this price change coming from? >> $30 a share is pretty hefty. that is the price bhp seems to believe will open the door. it is a pretty big offer, 66 percent on the undisturbed price before any of this emerged and into percent on their first offer on where the share price has been trading, $25 a share. it does indica

many people in new zealand, dan, australia, woke up to the news actually really in talking. i'm probably going to walk away and cry. i'm going to cry. i know that's crazy, but shops initially size is. i think it today. everyone will remember where they were and what they doing. sorry. yeah, it's huge. into the sunset sky over wellington, how about a $96.00 gun salute? one for each year of the queen's life. she was commander in chief of new zealand defense force. their powerful tribute watched by a large crowd paying their respects to a beloved monarch, adrian brown al jazeera, wellington islands that president michael the higgins, has paid tribute to the queen. he praised her for her historic visit in 2011 to all it will have suffered as a consequence of our trouble past. i extend my sincere thoughts and deep sympathy. she was the 1st british monarch to visit the country since his independence a century ago. the trip was praised as a moment of healing ireland for toward independence against britain that led to the country being partitioned from fini is a historian and politi

her representative new zealand governor general cindy kiro has murray heritage for most new zealanders. queen elizabeth has really been a constant in our lives. she's been here her whole time and she's provided esteem, sense of continuity, and stability for us. among others, the mood was one of somber reflection. sorrow that she'd gone gratitude for what she did while it's not unexpected. it's away said the family when i am loved one passes away and the queens being such a big feature of our lives for so long. oh, sentiment echoed across the tasman, see in australia where the queen was also head of state. she 1st visited both countries was monarch almost 70 years ago. at the start of her reign, there is comfort to be found in her majesty's own words. grief is the price we pay for love. this is a loss we feel deeply in australia. queen elizabeth the 2nd is the only reigning monarch, most of us had known. and the only one to ever visit australia. many people in new zealand and australia woke up to the news actually really in shock, and i'm probably going to walk away and cry. i'm going t

king charles has visited new zealand as many times. he is well known in new zealand.t new zealanders do. and i think that means that relationship already exists, it's a transition, but it's not a jarring transition for new zealand. many of the visiting vips have already signed a book of condolence at lancaster house and more are expected today. a steady file of the global great and good litter will a diplomatic and good later will a diplomatic gathering not seen for decades, a full state reception at buckingham palace hosted by the king, who was welcomed by the crowds as he arrived there at this morning. earlier, the irish taoiseach was given a low—key welcome in downing street ahead of what has been dubbed an informal conversation with the prime minister. this weekend, the king has also met the new australian prime minister, a republican, who today gave the bbc his assessment of how far the new monarch should engage in public issues. it's important that the sovereign stay distant from party political issues, but from my perspective, what i've said is that i would be

for the vast majority of new zealanders she is the only monarch we have known, and so upon her death we enter a time of change. one felt with sadness for her passing, but also gratitude for the life she led and the example she set. king charles, his long head for new zealand and has consistently demonstrated his deep care for our nation. this relationship is deeply valued by our people. >> she says that she was in kenya when she learned that her father george the six had died and that she had become queen. she ascended the throne following a proclamation in the kenyan capitol. so mueller to those who have taken place across the commonwealth for her son charles the first, we have this report from nairobi. we have thi report from nairobi. >> kenya's where the reign of queen elizabeth started, but her death has stirred mixed emotion for a country that didn't always have the easiest relationship with the late monarch. in 1952, the then princess elizabeth was on a royal visit with her new husband prince philip, the trip was cut short when her father, king george the sticks, unexpectedly d

with her when it comes to the move across new zealand, -- we hear when it comes to the move across newnd, the tightening cycle is advanced, the rbn says there is work to temper inflation. the listing is behind the fed. we start to see those comments really being priced in the trading of our qe bonds as well. -- kiwi bonds as well. we have daybreak asia and the countdown to the start of trading this session. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it is to save by talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. shery: you are watching daybreak asia.

new zealand is rich in wildlife and because of its isolation there are hundreds of plants and animals that involved here but i found no where else. that human introduce pass have threatened and even wiped out many species. one of those in the native when a punk. it's one of the world's heaviest in six and has been around for a hundred and ninety million use even out leaving the dinosaur. they used to be found older than you sealant but now they close to extinction. these amazing ancient creatures play of fine to roll in the system. and without the other native plants and wildlife cou also disappear forever. the oakland zoo has launched a set of programs to save the way to punga or better. starting within the new interactive exhibition that aims to excite the next generation about. six like a month. featuring giant three d. model in six weeks educational games and puzzles. blood lab shows just how fast [inaudible] the these are really cool. these children have never seen a way to punga yet had they lived several generations ago they would have spotted the man the goddess. earnings into

tour brought her to new zealand for christmas 1953-1954 for to new zealand for christmas 1953—1954 fors a knight of the garter and the garter is returned after someone passes away. remember also that sir edmund hillary's ascent of everest happened when the queen was a very young queen. and this was also seen as a high point for the british commonwealth family and citizens of the commonwealth, that he had with his sherpa, tenzing norgay, and got to the top of everest. so lots she had such a deep well of experience because her reign reign spans such a large arc of history. did you find that useful, without prying into the conversations you had with the, was it that experience she was able to share that became helpful? yes. over the queen's very long life, she met leaders, personalities from around the world. you could raise with the queen any place on earth and she had either been there or met the leader or knew something about it. this wasn'tjust an issue of having official briefs, she had that lifetime of knowledge accumulated from watching the issues and being engaged with people and

let me get you to new zealand where there is a 21 gun salute, firing 96 rounds and wellington, and newnd. a country that is also mourning the queen. prime minister there suggesting she was an extraordinary woman. live pictures coming to you from wellington in new zealand. the outpouring of sympathy and sorrow has been nothing short of tremendous. and so, so touching. canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, and -- speaking of the king queens study grace and courage. >> in a complicated world, her study grace, and resolve brought comfort and strength to us all. canada is in mourning. she was one of my favorite people in the world. and i will miss her so. >> [interpreter] queen elizabeth will be remembered as one of the best teams of all time due to her dignity, sense of duty, courage, and her commitment to her people always and at all times. [end of translation] >> she was head of state in the uk and other countries, including canada, you just heard from justin trudeau. u.s. president joe biden released the statement remembering the queen as more than a monarch. a source of comfort and

new zealand has also dropped its universal mask mandate with the exception of health care settings. >lude additional airlines. the new airlines include air europa, which is a span of spain base, a line flair airlines, which is a canadian based airline volaris el salvador, which has flights to the united states, mexico and central america. and airways, which is an italian based airline. all our commercial air carriers, with international flights to and from the united states, tsa precheck allows passengers to go through a special expedited security checkpoint for low risk travelers a year old french bulldog taken from his san lorenzo neighborhood nearly 2 weeks ago has been found. >> what a sight there is. bruno reunited with his family. alameda county sheriff's deputies announced the update today. >> they say surveillance videos and a partial license plate number help capture 2 suspects in arizona. authorities say bruno was found in the back seat of the suspects vehicle during a traffic stop by arizona deputies. but it's a very happy ending for the family. and of course, looks pretty

and wellington new zealand prime minister to send to our dan pay tribute to queen elizabeth and formerly acknowledged charles as the country's new sovereign. and at thousands gathered to watch australia as governor general david hurley claim at king charles as head of state at parliament house. in cambro ah, the credit officials are saying that large areas in the countries east are experiencing major power cars, including har keith, the 2nd city and regions of inappropriate troughs done yet. and it's to me, regions include areas where ukrainian forces have recently advanced. well, since early september, ukraine has made rapid gains with keith taking a few days to take back territory that russia at battle for months to control keeps forces of entered the key towns of is human coupons, located on strategic rail lines. advances have also been made in ukraine in the south, near harrison, but at a slower pace. meanwhile, a backup power line to the upper region nuclear plant has been restored, but operations there have been halted for safety reasons. plant was disconnected from the main energy

and i think a concerning, also for new zealand as well. yeah, it states is also talking about putting preemptive sanctions on chinese officials in order to deter military action against the island of taiwan. we also have other calls from us officials for more sanctions and more efforts to curb beijing's influence around the world. now, many are looking at china and admiring the great restraints that the country has shown. when nancy pelosi visited the island of taiwan that was largely seen as a provocation. many are now wondering how far the united states intends to go in trying china's patients on this issue and others. on new zealand, former associates minister for foreign affairs, robinson, pleased the us wants to use the people of taiwan as pawns to escalate regional tensions. setting an extra $6000000000.00 o 2 o d heavily armed taiwan. and it means that we all love a signal to china that we're preparing for war against to. so it's a very dangerous situation. it's an escalation and anybody's terms, what it is is using the taiwanese pe

this ceremony and with the flags of new zealand, the cook islands, niue and tokelau at full mast, we hy. imean, at i mean, at one level it seems like a mere formality but the moving emotion of the moment and the significance of the moment was very palpable for everybody who was there. it was really a statement about the fact that we had lost a queen and we now had a new king. and also, as you will note, we talked about the other countries, niue, tokelau, cook islands which are also realm countries affiliated through new zealand, friendly agreements and also part of the greater constitutional monarchy. i have to say, i imagine your heart was pumping ifelt imagine your heart was pumping i felt pretty imagine your heart was pumping ifelt pretty calm. imagine your heart was pumping i felt pretty calm. this is a moment, the last few days, since the announcement of the death of the queen was really a time for reflection and a time to diejust, a time to understand that this had happened. it wasn't, to be honest, completely unexpected, although we had hoped it might not be now. so that sort o

to a humanist . the russian diaspora is doing, i came across the dutch russian diaspora and the new zealandora, and people were sitting there who looked very funny in the eyes of the ukrainians because they were sitting oh, we are helping there, collecting money , we are there, we are doing demonstrations against putin there well, at first glance, we are definitely laughing because putin is very afraid of the demonstration in new zealand against putin, but on the other hand, i imagine someone more or less decent. i don't want to give characteristics now, but she is such a simple person , she is sitting and she is in pain somewhere injustice is happening and she definitely cannot go to work as a spy and fly from new zealand to moscow and kill that putin, she does what it can do, she collects money there, for example , in the netherlands, i really liked the ukrainian woman a ukrainian ballerina came to the netherlands, she didn't have pointe shoes on me. why couldn't she dance, enter some theater and she was found by these pointe shoes? well, someone did a good deed, it's indisputable that po

she is described as a 42 year old, new zealand national, but of korean descent. the bodies of her 2 children who were age 7 and 10 at the time of their death, had been left inside suit cases, which had been bought as part of an online auction by an unsuspecting family in new zealand at the start of august, who then made the grim discovery, a global interpol warranty was issued on. the woman was arrested in the southern city of austin. she has not been identified and when challenged by reporters has claimed her innocence. she has now been transferred to soul for extradition proceedings towards her return to new zealand. and all farming technique is gaining popularity in zimbabwe. urban areas as the country faces more food shortages. clay pot irrigation can save large amounts of water without depriving crops of our water . i'm latasha reports now from the town of chic gucho. theresa lemon, his garden is thriving under this lid, sank up to sneak into the ground. is one of several clay pots, irrigating her tomatoes. this alternative way of going food is ideal for zim

she is described as a 42 year old, new zealand national, but of korean descent. the bodies of her 2 children who were age 7 and 10 at the time of their death, had been left inside suitcases, which had been bought as part of an online auction by an unsuspecting family in new zealand at the start of august, who then made the grim discovery, a global interpol warranty was issued on. the woman was arrested in the southern city of austin. she has not been identified and when challenged by reporters has claimed her innocence. she has now been transferred to sol for extradition proceedings towards her return to new zealand. republican governors in the u. s. have escalated their campaign against the biden administration's board and immigration policies. one and texas gathered dozens of migrants on 2 buses and sent them across the country to the vice president's doorstep in washington, d. c. and florida governor paid for 2 flies to take asylum seekers to the affluent resort of martha's vineyard. how did you, castro reports there people made ponce children clutching plasti

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uh, kamchatka or uh, or uh, sakhalin is even further east of new zealand and and eastern new zealandhukotka in this sense, the land of the rising sun, this is russia from may to august, about 25 million people rested in the country, which is higher than last year and even before the pandemic nineteenth, people went and fell in love with their country. but the tourism industry still definitely has room to develop. maybe the rudimentary potential is huge, so i'm sure that's the focus on concrete efforts that will create the kind of role models that will need to scale our season for the best. practice is now at this stage the most important and speed. it's not just about looking. gastro tour. a special kind of pleasure. and here it is important to change the education system. now she is focused on training technologists instead of chefs faced the consequences of this approach. even the president began to work where i now work . uh, so your colleague, but working in the kremlin asks. and what do you love? i say, well i don't know what. well, maybe something, well , for example, uh, only

i think we have a while to wait with australia, new zealand. the commonwealth itself has potential now with charles as its head because she is so interested in many issues which are relevant. the commonwealth has a very youthful population and some of the poorest nations in the world. these are issues which charles has a solid track record of advocating for. so i think the commonwealth might actually become more relevant under charles as leadership. -- charles's leadership. hashem: could this be an indication that the monarchy will have to tackle some of the most delicate issues that they have been delaying for quite some time? zaid: definitely. i think scotland is an important case. there was a referendum in 2014. 55% wanted to stay part of the united kingdom. the same in canada showed about 55%. the home nations will be the most pressing issue and a real challenge that the new king would like to confront head on. the wealth and the power is because of this very union. the monarchy will be at the forefront that efforts to keep these countries

let's take a look at australia new zealand bonds.saw a resurgence of the sentiment converging when it comes to the treasury market. you are seeing the downside as well. we did see a great bulk of activity when it comes to surging yields happening across the 10 year and holding across the bulk of the session as well. be sure to tune into bloomberg radio. you can get the in-depth analysis from the daybreak team. we are now broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong. more ahead, this is bloomberg. ♪ we are seeing the aussie slightly under pressure. the kiwi steady at the moment. we are watching closely the japanese yen at the 142 level. a little bit of weakness against the u.s. dollar. for the first time since 1998, the fireworks were pretty in the overnight session. translating into the u.s. session as well. >> the question how long can it last? get you a quick check of the latest headlines. -- has agreed to pay for failure to divulge that it had problems with its jetliner. airbus has won a deal to supply jets to a southern airline

new zealand is far from us, but it also does not like muscovites and does not like what they do and introduced a new package of anti-russian sanctions, this time against the citizens of the 19th country the aggressor, including tik tok general ra kadyrov, information about this was made public by the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine on yamakhuta, in addition to the leader of chechnya, restrictions were also introduced against people from the close circle of the president putin and also against his relatives, commenting on the decision of the new zealand government, the minister said that her country would do everything to help ukraine and it would seem so far from ukraine. well, this war does not affect them in any way. but it is called civilization, the civilized world and the civilized world is with us. thanks to new zealand, the west will not dramatically increase the supply of weapons to ukraine and is not preparing to give us heavy equipment . they show caution, and the european reserves are so small, moreover, the provision of german leopard tanks to ukraine in the short term is al