we get our wool from all over the world from new zealand australia and south america also from england. depending on the requirements we have to meet we get our wool from everywhere and so one foot in bali on. this mill receives only about 10 tonnes of wool from germany each month compared to the $220.00 tons it gets from new zealand wool from down under is pure and wool from other places it's softer and cheaper too because it's produced very efficiently the vatican felt spinning wheel wants to promote local wool but has no illusions about the future of wool from germany almost like you're sadly consumers today are not willing to pay higher prices at the retail level they're more interested in getting new products faster they want to see trends and changes in fashion so the cost has to be low it would be nice if people could change their priorities and still. get a proper remains enthusiastic about her wool in fabric it may be expensive but demand from high quality sustainable fashion is growing her mission is to eventually produce quantities approaching 10000 metres of her muzzle twee

we get our wool from all over the world from new zealand australia and south america also from england. depending on the requirements we have to meet we get our wool from everywhere so one foot in bali on. this mill receives only about 10 tonnes of wool from germany each month compared to the $220.00 tons it gets from new zealand wool from down under is pure and wool from other places it's softer and cheaper too because it's produced very efficiently the vatican felt spinning wheel wants to promote local wool but has no illusions about the future of wool from germany always harder sadly consumers today are not willing to pay higher prices at the retail level they're more interested in getting new products faster they want to see trends and changes in fashion so the cost has to be low it would be nice if people could change their priorities and still. get a couple remains enthusiastic about her wool in fabric it may be expensive but demand from high quality sustainable fashion is growing her mission is to eventually produce quantities approaching 10000 metres of her muzzle tweet. while

most of them live in asia, followed by africa and australia and new zealand. one of the most important products our shaggy friends give us is their wool. in 2019, the total global refined around 1.1 million tons of refined wool were produced globally. the leading producers are australia, china, the us and new zealand. together they make up around 70 percent of the global market and they all boast vast herds of thousands of sheep. germany can't compete with that. its sheep farming industry is declining. and its herds are getting smaller. >> a flock of sheep lazing in the shade. the first lambs of the year have arrived and so shepherd florian preis has brought his animals to rest in a green patch between warehouses and factories in the industrial ruhr area in western germany. normally, he keeps his flock on the move. he's one of the few shepherds left in the country. >> "there are around a thousand professional shepherds left in germany. that's not so many, really. i don't know many young people who want to do it. i'll continue to do it with passion until i have

planet is home to around a 1000000000 sheep most of them live in asia followed by africa and australia and new zealand one of the most important products our shabby friends give us is the world in 2019 around 1100000 tons of refined world were produced globally. the leading produces are australia china the us and new zealand together they make up around 70 percent of the global market and they all boast vast herds of thousands of sheep. germany can't compete with that it's sheep farming industry is on the decline and it's herds are getting smaller. a flock of sheep blazing in the shade. the 1st lambs of the year have arrived and so shepherd florian hives has brought his animals to rest in a green patch between warehouses and factories in the industrial ruhr area in western germany. normally he keeps his flock on the move he's one of the few shepherds left in the country. there are around a 1000 professional shepherds left in germany that's not so many really i don't know many young people who want to do this job i'll continue to work with passion until i have to step down it's certainly a profession t

new zealand, australia, italy, spain. they made plans for this and started.read this evening that the government coronavirus strategy data published contains three mentions of domestic abuse, not one of them is about what they would do to resolve the issues. on april the 11th, priti patel highlighted the message abuse fears and said she was going to ensure that victims had everything they needed atjohn had just said, she promised £37 million and they got £1 million. and this is from a government that has built out businesses at the expense of leaving abuse men, women and children in the homes with their abusers. this will have caused immense social damage that will last a decade and criminal justice damage as well. we have a court system where there are not enough court buildings and huge delays and court cases where they have been cut to domestic abuse survivors. in custer police in 2010. all of which means that with coronavirus, being locked in a building which her abuser has been the perfect storm for murder and rape and child abuse and everything else tha

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the chief economist for australia new zealand joins us. nic we have spent so many years talking about the need for states in australia to diversify away from agriculture and commodities and yet, that is what we are going to have to rely on as services looks to not come back as a key driver for some time? thing about australia and new zealand is because we are highly reliant on commodity australia's, 65% of what we export is commodities -- this is something that will help us through this. the fact that we continue to export commodities. the fact that you have got travel restrictions does not constrain the commodity exports. above and beyond that, we have an expectation that china to support its own growth is going to deliver more support in terms of infrastructure, which is supporting demand for things like iron ore and things like race metal. it is helped -- base metal. new zealand has been applauded for its effective handling of the virus. does that matter in an economic sense when they cannot open their borders and they cannot bring in re

the steps it could have taken like many countries in europe did but not only if you look to new zealand australia and others who took the danger seriously and he did exactly the the op. now he's paying the price for that strategy and i think people are waking up to it because you can't ignore the fact that a lot of people are dying that there are a lot of coffins rolling by and you know this is going to be really difficult for him to recover from one quick question on that lack of management a symbolic piece that many people are focused on trying not wearing a mask he's often blamed for setting a bad example by not doing so but if you look at the culture in your state for example arizona one day to have been the case that many people there would not have wanted to wear a mask either that sort of freedom loving culture that we know from the us doesn't that make it harder to get people to follow the rules no matter who's in the white house absolutely but that's exactly why leadership is very important at a time like this and if he had early on suggested to people that they wear a mask and show his

asia, oceana, australia, new zealand -- they were reacting.th korea, one of the first place hit, you never had to go to a lot down -- lockdown because they dealt with it rationally. they dealt with the places that were hotspots, controlled them, tested, trace people for contact . deaths has reported zero , and apparently that is taken quite seriously by leading u.s. specialists, the don hopkins -- the johns hopkins group [inaudible] deaths from vietnam, which shares a 1400 mile border with china. soututh korea, taiwan, new zealand, australia are doing quite well, and europe, t they delayed in quite a way but they did finally act. as you mentioned, the curve has sharply reduced since march for most of you. some of you -- norway, germany, doing quite well in this respect. people are traveling through southern itataly almost like normal. extreme that,so as you know, europe has been american -- banned american visitors. americans are not permitted to go to other countries. this is kind of mimicked in a horrible way in brazil, [inaudible] millions

kurdish iranian riser who fled iran fearing persecution has been granted refugee status in new zealand australia north already has detained berries but shiny on happy new guinea as man asylum to 6 years after he tried to reach australia charlie rose an award winning book while in detention documenting the lives of his fellow refugees he then went to new zealand for a literary festival when he was released last november and has never left. and the buxom mike tyson has set a date for his return to the ring the former heavyweight champion has been in training for weeks and is teased his fans with clips like this on social media he's agreed to fight roy jones jr in an 8 round exhibition bout on september 12th tyson's 54 years old and hasn't fought since 2005 well those are the headlines next it's al jazeera wild. paris a major european capital known for its cosine its art fashion famous landmarks and french culture. but behind the facade lies a complex multi ethnic city full of contradictions. i am up to me and i've come to the aid of longs to try and discover what it means to be french especially o

new move by australia. good morning. esty: we had camp -- annmarie: we had canada last week extending the extradition agreement. the u.k. welcoming hong kong residents. new zealand are going to review their policy on a tradition but australia is taking this stance on both this morning, extending the expedition agreement with hong kong and also the prime minister, scott morrison, giving skilled migrants -- that is what he wants to do -- from the five-year visas with a pathway to permanent residence. as we mentioned, this is going to really exacerbate these tensions in australia and china. australia has been actively as well trying to lure hong kong-based businesses to relocate to australia and after april, called for an independent investigation into what exactly went on in wuhan regarding covid-19's origins. china has imposed tariffs on australia. the barley industry, beef siding, even china with risks to tourists and students to avoid australia, saying there could be a risk. relations between the two countries have been icy but what makes it a bit more complicated for australia over canada or the u.k. is that china is australia's largest trading partner. this i

millions of hong kong residents leave after the implementation of a new security law by beijing this week there are signs that australia new zealand canada and the u.s. could follow suit in a direct challenge to china's authority over the territory oh no doubt tensions in hong kong on the rise one day off to beijing implemented its controversial security law the civil liberties hong kong this had been promised to 2047 gone london says beijing is guilty of what is described as a clear and serious violation of a treaty that paved the way for hong kong's handover from britain to china in 1970 and close to 3000000 hong kong residents have been promised a pathway to british citizenship basis for all international relations we make clear mr speaker that if trying to continue down this path we would reach introduce a new route. for those with british national overseas status to enter the u.k. granting them limited need to remain with the ability to live and work in the u.k. and thereafter to apply for citizenship and that is precisely what we will do to us truly a is contemplating a similar move beijing is demanding both britain and aust

across into luzon but again the bulk of the rains borneo and over towards the east down into new zealand and australia and sunny as he has into thursday where the worst of the weather is you can see the cloud then the last few hours some very strong winds and those say they are cool winds as well just. in christchurch and probably feeling a bit cooler than that some showers around as well it's a fairly try to picture certainly through queens i want to show. and then this area of low pressure here is working its way through the great by now as it heads away from perth the temperature the well actually begin to rise it's a failed account today on friday but look at this the rain beginning to push into south australia and some widespread areas of showers across much of new south wales and again pushing into southern areas of queensland but on the up side it's a better day in new zealand and feeling a little bit warmer. we're talking about ivory poachers who have decimated populations of elephants in africa they almost always shipped the ivory out of a different country from where it was poached because t

intelligence sharing scheme so that is australia australia the united states canada and new zealand. are taking an increasingly tough stance when it comes to china. the countries that have suspended. extradition treaties with with hong kong as. britain new zealand canada and australia and we are expecting in coming days the u.s. to do the same the u.k. is also trying to rollback its agreements to have who are way the chinese tech giants involved in the u.k. 5 g. system telecommunications systems it has said that. 2027 it wants to have who are a completely out of 5 g. networks and from next year 2021 it's going to be banning the purchase of new equipment so clearly the u.k. thinks that chinese involvement in the in the u.k. in chinese involvement around the world is right and it wants to try and find a way of putting pressure on beijing and limiting beijing's international activity as much as it can. thank you for that rory laurie chalons live for us in london there russia's ambassador to bella rule says he has been summoned to the foreign ministry in a sign of escalating tensions betw

united states has been in a long standing partner with countries like australia, new zealand, japan, south korea, and there is no doubt in the minds of those people that the long term orientation of the united states with our interests and values with them. russia and china, maybe not so much. >> thank you mister chair. >> thank you. senator purdue? >> thank you mister chairman. senator, thank you for being here. i agree. there was a great comment there (laughs). in >> there is a weather warning. >> that was huawei. i find myself always in these hearings, mister chairman and i am green with my good friend from virginia, senator king. we disagree on some things in terms of cause factors, but this is a very complicated relationship that we have we got it wrong for the last 30 years, 40 years really. i've lived over there, i have a background and i've watched this develop. michael pillsbury has written a book, a marathon that acknowledges that we all get it wrong, all of us it's nothing to do with policies or politics or anything else. it's just, we got it wrong we now see what they are

equator midwinter has turned quite quiet as well the most frustrating not necessarily for new zealand but for australia as a breeze running up new south wales coast rain is likely here and moving up towards queensland the last front really just cold the edge of western australia did nothing else and it's diving down towards tasmania so the tasman sea is hosting these proper stormy systems picture of a land that is a fairly dry one new zealand is the one that catches the edge of this circulation out 1st it's a normally breeze says 60 degrees in oakland and fairly dry but there is rain and i was always that right is on the northern coast of the south and. beyond going fight between donald trump and the golden state because of drones philosophy he's indelibly going to conflict with california exposes contrasting ideologies on immigration the environment economic and cultural issues trump is calling attention to the failure of the blue state model the battle grounds for the 2020 an action people in power reports on trumped les's california on al-jazeera. the end. of the back our top stories on al-jazeera p

australia and new zealand are all part of this you know 5 organisation that essentially involves itself intelligence sharing and stead of stepping back and saying well wait a minute we're be essentially being threatened with not being allowed to share intelligence they've just gone along with it on the us is probably patting themselves on the back for winning getting getting some momentum on this war against weiwei. where do these bands stand as far as other countries go where they expanded to and are there common links between those countries well i think the biggest common link as i mentioned there are the 5 is right so when we talk about australia new zealand we talk about the now the u.k. all being involved in these bands we know that india is now involved in a band involving a while way and so what we see over and over is that every place where the us is able to exert itself politically or through intelligence sharing they how are having success in this and what's really interesting to me is look i know it comes off here as if i'm advocating for weiwei i'm really not advocating for

similarly the prc as a core component of the security dialogues with the united kingdom, australia, new zealand, and canada. and our hemisphere the united states is working with neighbors to reaffirm the region's long-standing dedication to free societies and free markets. we're working on improving investment climate for all types of infrastructure including energy, airports, ports, roads, telecom and digital networks. in addition to the united states development humanitarian assistance expect the united sands international development corporation to deploy $12 million for the western hemisphere in the coming years all towards an effort to make a priority to transparency and privacy particular the digital economy. the prc has made extensive inroads across africa over the past decade, encouragingly some art monitoring chinese projects, requiring chinese firms employ more african labor and demand protection of africa's practical agenda fragile ecosystems. our diplomatic engagement will continue to highlight the perils of opaque and unsustainable prc lending practices. in the middle east we have

well i think we've seen a range of other countries britain australia new zealand canada i think of all cancelled their extradition agreements or suspended them the us has taken tough action germany has been trying to get a common position within the european union that's been difficult to do you know to all european countries have been keen to stand up to china in the same way and i think perhaps germany has felt well now we've got to take a stand and show that we mean business at least by this single measure relating to extradition our political correspondent simon young good to talk to you now to some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic vietnam recorded its 1st coronavirus death on friday as the pen demick rebounds there in the country had previously been praised for containing the contagion british prime minister boris johnson says he's putting the brakes on easing lockdown measures and will instead be imposing new restrictions that's after a new spike in corona virus cases in the u.k. and germany has added 3 northern spanish regions to its list of high risk dest

real activity has been further south through the bike recently and heading off towards new zealand so for australia it's teens and cloudy with a casual spots of rain if you can navigate in some victoria showers likely in southwest australia as well of west australia if you're like otherwise where there's not extreme but it's rather more difficult in new zealand. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these demands we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generation breastpin by metering future energy. more. and again you're watching al-jazeera from under our top stories this hour and iran's atomic energy organization has acknowledged that last week's fart a major nuclear facility called significant damage to the sick could slow bruck chain of advanced centrifuges to used to enrich uraniu

new huawei 5g equipment after december 31. they have been given seven years to remove all huawei 5g equipment in their systems. 3g and 4g equipment could stay. u.s.,k. now joins the australia, new zealandjapan, and taiwan in banning huawei's products in their 5g networks. canada is considering, while pressure is also being put on germany. by the u.k. government, but one it says was driven by practicality, not politics. announcing the total ban on bywei in their plant network 2027. the culture minister said u.s. sanctions blocking huawei's use of american microchips would make the company less reliable in the future. >> the best way to secure our network is to operate -- for operators to stop using huawei equipment to build the u.k.'s future 5g networks. to be clear, from the end of this year, telecoms operators must not buy any 5g equipment from huawei. and once the telecom security bill is passed, it will be illegal for them to do so. reporter: the move will please washington, which has been pressuring the u.k. to act. the company had expected it. it is warning u.k. mobile users will lose out. in a statement it says "regrettably, our future in the u.k. has been politicized. this is ab

canada australia and new zealand us was pushing really hard britain said they were going to do it and they pulled back so they're not going to allow way into certain core parts of their network so you know we're saying this is a global place not just us this is one writer in it but the fact that many no sense a huge message out there to the market i think it's interesting after the us commerce department did say that they wanted help in other of these networks chinese companies to help with setting 500 standards not too long ago so we'll see where this goes from here the f.c.c. a thing one thing we'll continue to see because i know they've also sent waivers to these companies who can continue to do business so it'll be really interesting and we'll continue to follow and bring you the latest morgan right cyber security analyst and chief security advisor for sentinel one thanks again for your time and it was good to have you on. good to see you again sir. time now for a quick break but they here because when we return we take a look at a controversial chinese law into hong kong and what

meanwhile, there is a big overion m mark hovering australia and new zealand wanted to cooperate on a vid safe travel zone in a bid to revive the tourism industry. for australia such a move would inject 2.5 billion euros into the local e economy. there is talk that now with this second wave scare unfolding in victoria, there is only uncertainty. genie: michelle harrison reporting from sydney. situation in south africa where schools have gradually reopened as the lockdowns start to ease. the country's health minister is thinking about re-imposing restrictions because of a new surge in cases. here is more. school after ato four month hiatus, children in the sixth and 11th grade headed to class on monday as south africa kicked off the second stage of its reopening plan. parents with a sense of excitement and relief, it alsoo anxiety that the return was happening g too soon.. >> it is really a scary feeling because i am still working from home and to bring my daughter back to school, she is also scared with all of the regulations and stuff. enter,r: for they can pupils have to show a conse

of the philippines particularly in areas towards the north than we had across down into australia and new zealand now the good news here is that the storm system across the east is really beginning to pull away it is there on his way towards new zealand but sickles in the meantime it produced some glorious ways for the surface but it's not all good news because a cools all the way along the to kill a stretch of coast it is about this ongoing coastal erosion and also further in on there's been quite a few flash floods this particular vehicle a just a little stuck in a sinkhole so the good news aside a system is on its way towards the east pushing across the tasman sea it does mean the winds and the rain pushing into the south island of new zealand but really for much of australia as we go through wednesday and really on into thursday it is fine and dry temperatures around 20 celsius in perth it should be fine and dry with sunshine and improving conditions in sydney with a high of 90. regie own mind raced against the brick kiln slaves of pakistan some of the most shocking and appalling working cond

i mean, once britain, canada, australia and now new zealand stopped extraditing people to hong kong ity around, and so china's foreign ministry has announced from now on people, suspected criminals, will not be extradited to britain from hong kong, and nor will they be sent to canada, nor australia. the new zealand announcement only came today so reciprocity in its case has not been put into place yet. i guess it has to go through the machinery of government here. but it is also kind of inevitable that britain, canada, australia and new zealand would stop extraditing people to hong kong once this controversial state security law was put in place. i mean, the legal conditions are now completely different there. once you have a situation that somebody can face serious criminal time for protesting, for wearing a certain t—shirt, for chanting certain slogans, and even in certain cases being extradited to the mainland to in the most extreme possible cases face a death penalty, well, those governments had to rethink extradition to hong kong. although it is different to the mainland with the