all thing the other there are seven countries in the world that have this we do greece as new zealand australia and i forget what the other ones are but new zealand australia fixed it with instant voting so if i step out of this i think it's very good snapshot what we have a given it comes back to this idea i hate to say everything's based on fear but let me let me run something by ok when you say socialist in this country right what what the what happens so it was all my god you know it's like the economy the economy revolution is right around the corner or you say communist years there but i was what i had been think it upton sinclair running was at sinclair in california ok if he says look i'm want to run on a party that's not quite democrat it certainly is not republican kind of hard to describe but he called himself a democrat but. the truth was he was way way to the left the attack on him was he was a frenzied crazy so anytime you start talking third party in this country the media is the first person the first in to tea to start saying well this guy is just a fringe crazy rather than loo

new zealand signed a free trade agreement with china. since then exports of new zealand dairy products to china increased six fold. growth from australiao china is modest. australia is pushing for a similar free trade agreement. as craig liaison reports, it is china where most of the future growth of the dairy industry is expected to come from. >> milk, butter and yoghurt, staples of breakfast in the west and increasingly in the east. chinese tastes are changing. so is its tolerance for lactose. the demand for dairy products are soaring. >> more people are starting to pay attention to eating healthily. >> milk and cheese are considered luxury products the elderly and baby. >> china spends a million annually. it's set to rise as consumers are willing to pay more, where countries like australia are stepping in, with an abundance will fill china's needs. >> translation: dairies is going up. when it comes to buying milk. australian products are the first choice. new zealand still has the jump on diary exports to china, helped by its free trade agreement. the recent bottualism scare at nontera tarnished its imim. it declared the tourist cam

cleveland in cheshire will be traveling to mexico where simon coping with the visiting new zealand and eastern australia. junior minister capt lynch will be representing the country in vietnam. this pictures is being assigned to japan and korea for the fastball and the pattern is being dispatched to china and one ex wife's be heading to russia. the announcement today that college there was again arrested but the controversy around the six participation in the new york parade. he organizes of which are restricting barriers from groups representing gay and lesbian community. i think it is important that government is represented. the us. i mean clearly there are issues the rungs. participates in the parade in seoul with already made a few stone on last tuesday to the organizers of the parade despite being in new york at the time and a project leader joan burton is not attending the parade theme get more seats into the two events had not been finalized but added it's a matter for each minister. and this evening. a spokesman for mr burton said her position had not changed the st patrick's day who is staying

has with canada, with the uk, new zealand, and australia. president obama said, quote, wolf, it's not actually correct to say that we have a quote/unquote no spy agreement. that's not actually what happens, making it clear that there really is no commitment on the part of the u.s. to not spy on other governormentments, inc allies. >> there's no doubt that france is not in that elite category of the english-speaking countries that you discussed? >> no, that's right. they are not. one of the things that we heard from president hollande today that -- we heard a couple of times that he was talking about cooperation in intelligence. in a way, you sort of see following this fallout from the u.s. gathering of french phone records, you see france trying to pivot now to say we would like to do more cooperation and the u.s. and france trying to frame their relationship when it comes to intelligence. >> the president made a point of announcing that he will be in france in june for the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion during world war ii. it will

australia new zealand canada have been abusing this role is that in ministering the internet and they're spying on not just legitimate targets but entire domestic populations and so you see these countries that are members of the five guys that have been spied upon like brazil that are trying to forge connections of their own to kind of carve the united states and other spying allies out of the world wide web yeah what they're upset about and we see that they're taking action i was doing some research on this and saw some people skeptical that this is really going to stop the n.s.a. from spying if they really wanted to could they intercept these lions if they if they wanted to get ahold of the information i mean if they spent millions of dollars on that a guarantee i mean you know they can intercept the lines so it's a lot easier of course to tap into a fiber optic cable right in your own backyard and that's where a lot of these cables were running in the united states we know that the u.k. is doing this. a lot they're just cutting right into the tables that are running off the coast of

on the sporting activity of cross country skiing and competed several months of training in australia new zealand austria and finland i've been skiing on glaciers the aware of the snow i was jumping on a plane because i need to get as much exposure to skis as possible i've never been on skis and about eighteen months ago my dream is to be a walk into the ceremonies as a participant not to watch as a fan so i'm there watching it and yeah i mean like i had maybe five or six friends carrying their flags and i knew maybe thirty forty athletes in there and yet it's kind of like bittersweet you're there but not quite there sadly he didn't meet the qualifying times needed for this year's competition so he's here in sochi to support his plan the sportsman. the winter games held in the warzone under the threat of terror with shoddy hotels and stray dogs roaming around well that's also g. twenty fourteen is big for trade by many western media outlets but will the criticism die down now that the torch is lit and the games have opened parties and as the theatre takes a look. hundreds of world class competiti

on the sporting activity of cross-country skiing and competed several months of training in australia new zealand austria and finland i've been skiing on glaciers are you aware of the snow i was jumping on a plane because i need to get as much exposure to skis as possible i've never been on skis and about eight months ago my dream was to be a walk into the ceremonies as a participant not to watch as a fan so i'm there watching it and yeah i mean like i had maybe five or six friends carrying their flags and i knew maybe thirty forty athletes in there and yet it's kind of like bittersweet you're there but not quite there sadly he didn't meet the qualifying times needed for this year's competition so he's here in sochi to support his fellow sportsman. and i'm sure he will be watching the men's downhill event which is the first one to keep today's proceedings and that starts in a couple of hours time. all right and your former life from the mountain cluster where winter games held in a war zone under the threat of terror with saudi hotels and stray dogs roaming around that's also to twenty fourteen i

seeing that of the united states as well as its up my buys partners the spine partners uk australia new zealand canada had been abusing this role is in the bin in mainstream internet and or spy on his legitimate targets but entire domestic populations and species countries are members of the five guys that have been spied upon like brazil they're trying to forge connections of their own to come to carve the united states and and and other spying allies out of the world wide web yet know what they're upset about it we see that they're taking action. i was doing some research on this inside. some people skeptical that this is really going to stop the nsa spying if they really wanted to. many intercept these lines a day if they wanted to get ahold of the information i mean if they spent millions of dollars on that a guarantee and the teacher supply shirts like these here of course to tap into a fiber optic cable right in your own backyard and that's where a lot of these cables were in india since we know that the uk is doing this up a lot that is coming right in the cup tables that are running off

on the sporting activity of cross-country skiing and competed several months of training in australia new zealand austria and finland i've been skiing on glaciers the aware of the snow i was jumping on a plane because i need to get as much exposure to skis as possible i've never been on skis and about eight nine months ago my dream is to be a walk into the ceremonies as a participant not to watch as a fan so i'm there watching it and yeah i mean like i had maybe five or six friends carrying their flags in i knew maybe thirty forty athletes in there and yet it's kind of like bittersweet you get there but not quite there sadly he didn't meet the qualifying times needed for this year's competition so he's here in sochi to support his fellow sportsman quest for alone big gold usually means any thoughts about rivals are usually just about how to beat them but a team of german skiers and biathletes are saying their thanks to russian competitors who gave them a helping hand after their equipment failed the head of germany's olympic team said the move was unexpected. i and we all in our team have never e

but now beat switzerland australia new zealand for a popular destination. the good air quality. but according to the mark in tatters. actually involve much outdoors time anyway. or does get more money to bring in the shopping mall give the guy to cut of learning the prickly wealthy and aging population china filled with interesting medical corps them. they may have lunch before the plastic surgery had an interest in having children abroad for short term travel. many high paying tourists are looking to go abroad first penal procedure and a nice vacation after work. it's not just for chinese people taking part in medical corps and the pains of getting a worldwide reach the level of medical care. it was adopted country. people all over the world. i'd like to be the trouble to get the best medical care possible. for the body can be achieved on the show the market for medical corps and the leak of the five thousand customers in here for the whole world. i cannot contend that didn't look remotely medical corps the mission was to do the drawing of a rate of twenty percent annually. mos

shipping of goods that are export from china to hong kong and then back to the mainland australia and new zealand banking group ltd said in a report yesterday the round shipping trade has become an avenue to fuel china's cap. well inflows as a current account may have been quote improperly used as an alternative way of liquidity injection economist lulay gang and raymond young wrote so they're using this as a kind of quantitative easing the fake train that they're actually putting things on boats maybe and sending it to australia and then sending it back in order to make things look like their stuff is happening accounting fraud is the new opium they go in there counting fraud and stoke up a ball of. accounting fraud yeah baby let's get on this accounting fraud crouching accounting for leaping tiger of. pork i think. so you know it also is a reminds me of the round trip to two thousand and seven when the liquidity crisis began we're seeing this over and over and noticed in the news as you look around this notion of liquidity there's a liquidity problem around the world and that's what you first s

canada australia and new zealand has been around since world war two and it allows each of these nations to circumvent their own survey limits laws and share their illegals spine activities with each other so as we continue to turn up the heat on the you and say here in the west and rightly so let us not forget about the other nations complicit in this criminal dragnet approach to intelligence gathering because in the end although canada might seem like the less aggressive version of the us when it comes to spine it looks like our neighbor to the north part of page right out of. sam's little black book. line is as old as language itself in fact the art of deceit is hardwired into every human being and it's important part of our species culture everybody lives some big some small and as often as we lie to others every day we're lied to anywhere from ten to two hundred times according to a study done by the science museum of london that same study of two thousand individuals found that on average men lie six times a day and twice as women has often i have women do so how do you know when y

with dublin will seek to include in the bilateral free trade agreements with china canada australia and new zealand as soon as possible lawmakers on the trade committee urged the government to be sorrow in its assessment of what korean test again i loose from the trade pacts implementation of the trade deals is expected to expand korea's state territory from fifty five percent of the global market to seventy one percent. to dunk it. add the onions. history of efforts by crane company seduce their presence abroad more are investing in the us state of california and specifically in los angeles he takes a look at how the linkage between firms here and in l a is giving the city of angels appear. a number of trucks are pouring concrete into the hole the site of the future will sure track a seventy three storey skyscraper packed with offices retail outlets in hotel rooms. when it opens in two thousand seventeen and will be the tallest building and is sitting in a college in the united states and the first to meet your skyscraper built in the city in more than twenty years the company behind the project i

laughter] but that's what they call it, the five eyes, and that's the united states, the u.k., australia, new zealand and canada. it's basically the same organization, and after world war ii it was very, you know, successful world war ii, the code breaking in germany, the purple machine in japan and so forth. so the cups wanted to stay -- the countries wanted to stay together and continue doing their code breaking and so forth. so what they did was they divided the world up in terms of fears of eavesdropping capabilities. so the u.k. could eavesdrop on europe very well, the u.s. could do south america, the, you know, australians and the new zealanders could do the southeast asians and so on and so forth. so it's one big organization that does this spying, so everything that's picked up by the united states is shared with those five countries, but there's a lot of sharing that goes onioned that. one of the -- beyond that. one of the documents i saw that was fairly shocking that i saw from the snowden release was that the nsa was turning over the israel -- to israel all the raw data that the u.s. was c

were shared with intelligence agencies in the us australia canada and new zealand j. trigger employees tactics such as honey trapping were online affairs are created for blackmail purposes changing the targets photos on social networking sites and writing blogs pretending to be a victim of the target and even emailing and texting incriminatory messages to the target's friends and colleagues but just stop at sabotaging specific individuals online the unit also employs tactics for taking down and hire companies these tactics include leaking confidential business information to other corporations of the press the negative information on online forms and getting involved in business deals to ruin relationships and just in case j. triggs agents are still confused about what their mission exactly is another site explicitly states that the whole purpose of the program is using online techniques to make something happen in the real or cyber world all of this is summed up in the catchy slogan of the four d.'s denied disrupt degrade and to see how cute this type of behavior by

that's the united states, the uk, australia, new zealand and canada, basically the same organization after world war ii it was a very successful world war ii code-breaking machine in germany, the purple machine in japan and so forth. so the countries wanted to stay together to continue doing their code-breaking and so forth. so what they did was they divide the world up in terms of spheres of eavesdropping capabilities. uk could eavesdrop on your very well the u.s. could do south america. australians and new zealanders could do the south east asia and so on and so forth. it's one big organization that does the spines everything has picked up by the mistake is shared with those five countries, that there's a lot of sharing that goes on beyond that. one of documents i thought was very shocking that i saw from the snowden release was that the nsa was turning over to israel all the raw data that the u.s. was collecting. without even ever going through, having some oversight or overview or something, just turning it over. so that's the problem you have when you have a situation like that.

we were down 16% in australia-new zealand but we have an flat for the next three months. >> is that growthhere is that? >> new south wales will drive the australian company -- economy out of the debt. they are picking up manufacturing areas. you saw the closure of gm, toyota, ford, etc. pulling out. we need stability and that is what driving us. >> we have seen a pickup of wages in japan. that is the most important thing. required for the economy going for. >> i think japan is interesting because in many respects the government is doing the right things but they are not yet seen the results they want to see. we're certainly seeing a more confident employment base. we are seeing clients that are focusing much more on retaining good people. it means that the good people will continue to get wage inflation. i think wage inflation will be a common story across the world. for 2014 versus 2013 -- a lot of parts of the world, including the u.k., is i think we will see wage inflation outstripped prices which should reinforce strength in the general economy. >> you have been talking about diversify

australia new zealand and canada.fter world war ii it was very successful in codebreaking the purple machine in japan and so forth so the countries continue doing codebreaking and so forth. what they did was they divided the world up in terms of its fears of eavesdropping capabilities. the u.k. could eavesdrop on europe very well. the u.s. could do south america and the australians and new zealanders could do southeast asian and so on and so forth. it's one big organization that does the spying so everything is picked up by the united states is shared with those five countries. there's a lot of sharing that goes on beyond that. one of the documents that i thought was fairly shocking from edward snowden was the nsa was turning over to israel all of our data that the u.s. was collecting without everything going through having some oversight or overview, just turning it over. so that's the problem you have when you have a situation like that. you have the government that collects all of the stuff. there's no real oversig

i have a far-flung family, i communicate with my sons in australia and new zealand, my daughter is currentlyis in massachusetts in florida and when my youngest daughter heads to you gone the next month i will be talking to hhr in africa. believe me is like talking to someone right next door. you get an old bell telephone clarity and the tax go back and forth instantly and to repeat it is free. voice-over internet. that is the technical name for this and surely it is going to take over the phone business. why should i pay for expensive minutes from a conventional phone company? why on earth do i keep my land line? the only people who call our parents and those annoying telemarketers. why did the phone companies peso much for old-fashioned connections? why am i paying them for a service i don't use. we have news on fiber, it has been bought for $1 billion with all these free calls and texts i don't know how they make the money. there is advertising somewhere but i don't see it and don't care. if you can offer me and millions of others a free ride around the world you are worth $1 billion. i do

united states, united kingdom, canada, australia, new zealand. to say they work together is a massive understatement. they are joined in ways that profoundly affect their approach to national security. they agree not to spy on each other. they integrate and align the foreign policy very basically. this alignment exceeds popular understanding. you can say all that and then still you do not understand how closely they are linked. i was once at a download station, which is a facility from which information from satellites comes down to earth. and is made available, digested, sent on to people who need to receive it. i was there at a shift change, and about 15 people, mostly military, came on, and i noticed the new guy lining everybody up, not american, he was an aussie, a major in the australian air force. i watched him operate. he lined them up. clearly in charge. i asked somebody, what does that mean, this fellow? he said he is our boss. he assesses and gives the annual fitness report for the americans working there. that is not cooperation. that

australia new zealand and canada.fter world war ii it was very successful in codebreaking the purple machine in japan and so forth so the countries continue doing codebreaking and so forth. what they did was they divided the world up in terms of its fears of eavesdropping capabilities. the u.k. could eavesdrop on europe very well. the u.s. could do south america and the australians and new zealanders could do southeast asian and so on and so forth. it's one big organization that does the spying so everything is picked up by the united states is shared with those five countries. there's a lot of sharing that goes on beyond that. one of the documents that i thought was fairly shocking from edward snowden was the nsa was turning over to israel all of our data that the u.s. was collecting without everything going through having some oversight or overview, just turning it over. so that's the problem you have when you have a situation like that. you have the government that collects all of the stuff. there's no real oversig

our entire business portfolio, apart from australia, our biggest exposures are to new zealand and theu.s.'s economies. we have seen positive growth year on year and margin expansion's -- expansion. you look at labor and pro-business policies, it is all coming together and is supported through business. you are back in the black and i believe that you think that more work needs to be done. what needs to be done and what are you doing? >> in australia, for instance, we have our first positive profit in our steelmaking business and we have invested in innovation by expanding our product offerings. we are seeing an uptick in building construction in the residential and that is a good market for us. the industrial land in australia is tough. country, starta to work on productivity and look at our energy costs. we have to swing the balance back to good engagements between employers and employees. that will take a few years. benefits more broadly across the economy. >> productivity is an issue. what about the pricing power? how is that looking for you? >> the one benefit that has been really

new zealand and we'll see improvement. that system will trundle towards new zealand. the weather across the north island is likely to remain unsettled. >> it's been unsettled across parts of australia. topical cyclone fletcher has given very heavy rain fall. prolonged with an area of low pressure. with the drought, further heavy rain across northern parts of australia over the coming days. >> there has been something of a reshuffle at the helm of microsoft. bill gates stepped down as chairman and is the technology advisor. so now a third ceo. bodella was born in hyde ra bad known as cyber bad. it's the largest operation outside the u.s. the 46-year-old has worked for the firm for more than two decades. a top pay packet. he takes over from steve balmer commanding $1.35 million a year. >> the notion of being able to build the devices encaps umating the experience that users expect and the unique contributions that microsoft makes is core capability. i loved the super bowl add, the tag line about a software being the thing that empowers everyone, is the core of what we will do with the experiences on our devices. >> more ahead on the program. we are in geneva to hear the findings of t

western partners and allies in the european region, could be used against australia, our great ally and friend, and also against new zealand, our great ally and friend. god forbid, mr. speaker, it could be used here in the united states of america. the rhetoric that's come out of iran is nothing less than outrageous but intentional. intentional that the regime has stated, they haven't deviated one iota from their nuclear goalings and ambitions. not one iota. what would that mean for the world if iran obtained a nuclear weapon? you see this is a very dangerous, dangerous game that we are playing with iran. i absolutely disagree, fundamentally work the president's decision under p5 plus one agreement, to allow an to continue to spin centrifuges and continue to enrich uranium which could be used as a fuel for a nuclear weapon. iran has not complied with the u.n. resolution. not at all. they have not. what's different today under the p5 plus one? not much, i would submit system of you see, mr. speaker, the worst nightmare for israel has been realized in that exactly when iran was being squeezed with economic sanctions, when th