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parts of victoria tasmania pushing into new south wales in fats you push a little further north into queensland will see some wetter whether into the southeast of queensland as we go through choose day heavy rain there all the way up towards the cape york police that but dry and fine woman sunny coming in behind not quite so warm and sunny and they say to the warm enough in christchurch a 24 degrees on cheese day with some clouds and some right make the best of it because come way to stay atop temperatures just 11 celsius but at least it will be touting somewhat drier and brighter in the process may well back across into a straight of the days to sort of also seeing some really heavy showers some wet weather moving through southwestern parts of the country for a time process guys coming in behind will see those showers thinking 10 units was queensland just around the sunshine coast the gulf coast showers along the spell's afraid to affecting parts of central china some heavy downpours coming through here that watch the weather will gradually make its way across the korean peninsula and fade as

creek systems, they can nest in hollow logs and things and when we get a flood, here in far north queenslandise those risks. . . . the community to minimise those risks. . , , ., ,. ., the community to minimise those risks. ., , , ., ,. ., ., risks. harris, it is fascinating to talk to you _ risks. harris, it is fascinating to talk to you this _ risks. harris, it is fascinating to talk to you this morning, - risks. harris, it is fascinating to talk to you this morning, thank| risks. harris, it is fascinating to - talk to you this morning, thank you so much forjoining us —— gareth, gareth humphreys from the wet tropics management authority in queensland, australia. fascinating, that is why our _ queensland, australia. fascinating, that is why our love _ queensland, australia. fascinating, that is why our love this _ queensland, australia. fascinating, l that is why our love this programme, you learn something every day. find you learn something every day. and we love a brave _ you learn something every day. and we love a brave dog. much - you learn something every day. and we love a brave dog.

very real risk here for australia we're seeing some rain pivot further north away from victoria into new south wales and queensland on wednesday and also some showers across western australia now by thursday we tried to see this push of moisture come onshore in impact sydney but i think it will stay dry will be dealing with some sun take it to new zealand right now and just some rain trying to creep to the western portion of the south island but really the bigger story here is that temperatures well above average christ church 23 degrees will be the high for you on wednesday. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out. we were called the threat we still believe you fight. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the voice witnesses on al-jazeera. the or. this is al jazeera quite right of the top stories for you know india's official count of corona virus infections since the start of the pandemic has surpassed 20000000 with more than 220000 deaths a surgeon infections has been blamed on governments mismanag

pushing into new south wales in fats you push a little further north into queenstown we'll see some wetter weather into the southeast of queensland as we go through chews day heavy rain there all the way up towards the cape york police that but dry and fine woman sunny coming in behind not quite so warm and sunny in the sale of the warm enough in christchurch a 24 degrees on tuesday with some clouds and some right about of it because come web to stay atop temperatures just 11 celsius but at least it will be tardy somewhat drier and brighter in the process may well back across into a straight of the days to sort of also seeing some really heavy showers some wet weather moving through southwestern parts of the country for a time process guys coming in behind we'll see those showers think until you towards queensland just around the sunshine coast the gulf coast showers along the spells afraid to affecting parts of central china some heavy downpours coming through here that what the weather will gradually make its way across the korean peninsula and fade as a southern parts of japan. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other li

kissing the coast of queensland and new south wales but much of that is in the south and oswego later in the week, we will see that moving to new zealand. for now, strong wind across the northand a bit of rain. scattered showers and sunshine for the south. wednesday, a weather system working its way over which will affect parts of the south island. for now, sunshine and 12 degrees in christchurch. ♪ >> a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. the unconventionality of life. witnessed through the lens of the human eye on al jazeera. >> vulnerable filipino workers in switzerland are being exploited by landlords who make them pay exorbitant prices to live in overcrowded units. exposing the business, on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ lauren: a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. european leaders have agreed on sanctions against belarus following the forced landing of a passenger plane and arrest of a dissident journalist. billions of dollars of european investments have been frozen. the leaders also demanded the immediate release of roman protasevich. a political crisis is unfolding in mali. the military has arrested the president, prime minister and defense minister

eastern coast of queensland and new south wales 21 degrees in sydney so temperatures where we expect them to be it's a dry unsettled picture across central areas as well as up in the north $33.00 degree degrees in darwin it's in the south that we are seeing the west so weather along the coast and as we go into thursday we'll see some brisk winds blowing that wet weather into tasmania as we hop across the tasman sea to new zealand we can see the wet weather persists across southern parts of the south island but the sunshine is coming through we'll have 17 degrees celsius in christchurch. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of all the lives. of the stories. providing a glimpse into someone else is well out. we work hard we threat we still believe the fight dulcie are inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the voice witnesses on al-jazeera. heard. 0 the top stories this hour israeli forces continuing their bombardment of gaza these live pictures from near the border hospitals within gaza or are overwhelmed there is a severe shortage of electricity and water 212 palestinians have been killed including 61 children let's look at the west

further north which across new south wales as we go on into choose day most of that generally fine and dry dry and find out a place to stay at long last off around northern parts of queensland laws he fought and tried say for a good part of new south of new zealand we have got some wet weather coming into the south island that she was de. young women with that question in this space i used to dream about working and i think you'll come again you know like not. a small step for science a big giant leap for mankind in kind of a stone but don't place it inside and at the scheduled time the satellite would be sent it dissipates women make science cut it down space school on al-jazeera. the in. the in. the yard. this is al jazeera quite right over top stories for you this hour india has recorded the highest number of daily deaths we called it 19 the health ministry says nearly 3700 people died in the past 24 hours and there are 392000 new infections and slightly saturday. pakistan is expected to receive 1000000 vaccines in china on sunday has purchased a total of 13000000 for 3 chinese companies but the star has inoculated slightly more than 2000000 people listen to this number