words. >> member from north sydney will resume his seat. ordered. ordered. the treasurer will direct his remarks to the question. >> i certainly do. i stand by what i said. the fact is this. the west australian premier has increased his royalty, knowing they would be withdrawn, knowing that was the case, having mentioned that in correspondence and having had his ministers told journalists that would be the case and didn't proceed in the budget before last but suddenly out of the blue he comes forward and increases his royalty and goes out and pretends that that revenue would not be withdrawn despite having admitted that in correspondence and despite having his ministers travel around -- despite all of that this is the president of western australia who last year was claiming mining companies were being taxed too much. what does he do this year? he increases the taxation of mining companies and he does it in such a way that makes it difficult for further investment to take place in infrastructure in western australia. so what the goal is for

the pride of the country there's no the sydney filling them with on the team is international as he can see have guys from georgia and concious sense yet all north cajun republics siberia i'm from some petersburg as well and all of you working together for one goal for the interests of russia and you're doing a great job and thank you going to you want to pry. if a country we always watch your performances roofie you know great show victories and then use it risking events in dagestan are usually attacks in the rafters there are always people sitting even in the aisles and plenty more outside begging to get in and that's because people of the stone know their risk and it doesn't matter whether the athletes from russia cuba iran or hungary a good performance will always be cheered this fact alone makes this small republic if the perfect candidate for future grand receiving events from on call for an artsy russia's republic of dagestan. creates the thought is all your sport fell i'll see you shortly get to stay with us whether it's next. hungry for the full summit we've gone to. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news mak

sydney. you're watching worldwide from london. can europe prop up its shakiest economy? the fate of greece could lie in germany's hands. >> the human cost of the conflict in sudan as north/south clashes continue. >>> and up, up, and away. unless you're in australia that is. thousands of stranded travelers could be in for a long wait. >>> syria says its arm was welcomed with open arms in the city on monday as it restored order among the thousands who fled most tell it differently. they say the army destroyed homes, burn said farmers's crops and just bombarded the city with heavy weapons. both sides agree on one thing, the military is now in full control. a human rights groups says soldiers were going house to house carrying out searches. the government says they're looking for armed terrorists who say syrian troops over a week ago. activists say that is just a story to justify the brutal crackdown on demonstrators. some soldiers refused to take part in attacks on civilians. they talk of fighting among the troops sent to take the city. almost 7,000 syrians have now crossed the border to escape the violence. cnn's reporters are not allowed into syria right now which makes t

when an industry like the coated paper industry in southwest ohio, north of sin singers or the aluminum industry in western ohio, in sydney, or the steel industry in lorain, ohio, when an industry poeticians the international trade commission for relief against unfair subsidies, currency manipulation would be part of that investigation. that bill would make sure that happens. it's simple. it's straightforward. it's achievable. it sends a signal, madam president to our trading partners that we won't sit idly bay while other countries game the system, gaining an unfair advantage over american workers and businesses. i can't count the number of times, madam president -- in north carolina you have seen the same situation, i know, in textiles and other industries, where simply purkts the american workers have trouble competing and have trouble selling their products because of unfair trade advantages that countries and companies in those countries have inflicted on the united states. don't forget the stakes. we're all concerned about the budget deficit to be sure. and we heard senator conrad earlier talking about that in a con