of course, here in queensland, this is home to the oldest, oldest rainforest in the world. and this hand back will really mean that the oldest in culture continues to be able to protect that important asset. this is really significant, malta, and as i said towards reconciliation, it's one of many measures the quite blank government is doing to make sure that we recognize the original dodie and the land, who for thousands and thousands of years have managed land and say country and, and that's how it should be. we should be providing the flames back to aboriginal on a ship like a white board. ah, hello, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines to new z as president case site has appointed a new prime minister.

of course, you're in queensland, this is home to the oldest, oldest rainforest in the world. and this head back will really mean that the oldest living culture continues to be able to protect that important asset. this is really significant milestone, as i said, towards reconciliation. it's one of many measures the quite blank government is doing to make sure that we recognize the original dodie and of this land, who for thousands and thousands of years have managed land and say country and, and that's how it should be. we should be providing this land back to aboriginal on a ship like a white board. i hello, this is al jazeera and these other headlines. junior. he is president, case site has appointed a new prime minister. he's tough natural brewton with for me government. she'd be the 1st woman there to do. so. the move comes after full political parties from the coalition to oppose side on tuesday last week say it and he ruled by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. what a mara, a few people in us. this is a historical moment where we see, for the 1st time ever a l

cuckoo yolanda people in a historic deal signed with the government of the australian state of queensland. the agreement also include several other national parks, totaling 160000. that entry rain forest is a unesco world heritage site estimated to be a 118000000 years old, which stretches on the great barrier reef coastline. i can explain and accept my heart and my spirit is just so full. it's joyce, i listen to the land. i listen to the ocean, now listen, i just love it. i listen to the under times of what's going on today is a really important milestone in queensland history and really right the wrongs of some of the past from this station. what if maybe measures the quite blank government is doing to make sure that we recognize the original dodie and if land, who for thousands and thousands of years have managed land and say country and, and that's how it should be. we should be providing the flames back to average on a ship like a white board. now, as i know with a sport. thank you so much. lauren: well, the crisis is deepening, barcelona been fig, has beats and the 3 know it's bosse

of course, you're in queensland, this is home to the oldest, oldest rainforest in the world. and this head back will really mean that the oldest living culture continues to be able to protect that important asset at this is really significant milestone. as i said, towards reconciliation. it's one of many measures the quite blank government is doing to make sure that we recognize the original dodie and the land for thousands and thousands of years have managed land and say country and, and that's how it should be. we should be providing this land back to aboriginal on a ship like a white board. government scientists in the u. s. have given up trying to find 23 species, declaring them all extent. they include the ivory build woodpecker, which has attracted public attention several times over the years and confirm sightings, fish and wildlife service officials say that exhausted efforts to find it along with 10 other bird species, 2 type of fish and 8 kinds of underwater muscles. ah, hello again. i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera tenicia. the president has named

tom: the goldmine in queensland, australia, back to 1907.here's a romance of broken hill property and the ownership of newmont and all of the others that you own as well. how is gold-mining doing right now from queensland around the world? matthew: we have seen a big transformation in the gold-mining business. what has happened over the last 20 years is we have seen the emergence of professional disciplined management teams, so we have seen the big gold-mining majors focus on their pier 1 assets that have scale production and could positioning on the cost curve. they are also starting to distribute the cash flow to shareholders. tom: how odd. that is so quaint. jonathan: some capital returns, matt? matthew: it is a good thing. jonathan: well agree. matt mclennan, thank you. an important conversation, tom, on inflation protection going into cpi. tom: we heard earlier from the bitcoin angle from tony roth at wilmington. they are starting to look at bitcoin is a gold alternative. do you buy it, jon? jonathan: no idea. you know what happens when

the headline is the british foreign sex re queensland page over his questionable handling of the christ. it's enough got to stand why he was relaxing on the beach when people fell to the taliban. when did you board the question? what did they are? what did you go? i made what date would you hold on 2nd, please.

you can see that in the satellite image, destructive wind, hail, and heavy rain affecting queensland,th wales, victoria, and tasmania. it will remain unsettled towards a weekend. elsewhere, dreyer in central and northern areas, thanks to fading high-pressure, which is clinging on. similar in the west, but there will be a change friday. it will get wet and windy. that rain lasting well into sunday. the south, it's looking cooler, cloud cover, but the unsettled weather continues in the south. we hop across to new zealand, looking rather unsettled for the north island, a band of cloudy rain sweeping up. the south island is looking subtle. it will pull away friday good look at that. fine and dry weather with some spells of sunshine. christchurch at 50 celsius. that is where we expected to be. southeast asia is looking very wet from malaysia, indonesia, and singapore with heavier falls friday. ♪ >>'s discarded clothing from rich nations are funneled through charities and sold to impoverished nations, and unprecedented scale. a massive industry since through the unwanted garments to some of

the satellite image there, and we've seen destructive wind hail and heavy rain affecting parts of queensland, new south wales, and victoria as well as has mania, and it is gonna remain rather unsettled here as we move towards the weekend elsewhere. it's looking out finer and dry up in central and northern areas and that's thanks to fading high pressure which is clinging on it's a similar story in the west, but we are going to see a change in the weather come friday. it's going to get rather wet, windy therefore perth that rain lasting well into sunday for the south that is looking cooler with some cloud cover. but the unsettled weather continues in the south eastern. we hope across the tasman sea to new zealand. it is looking rather unsettled for the north island. we've got a band of cloud rain sweeping up the south island is looking rather settled and it's going to pull away as we move into friday and look at that fine and dry weather to come with some spells of sunshine. christ church sitting at 15 degrees celsius, where we expected to be se asia, though it is looking very wet for pots of

this zinc refinery in north queensland is one of the country's biggest users of electricity.of its power from the sun. and it aims to be using 100% renewable energy as early as 2025. it is the right thing to do, but it is also the smart thing to do. it aligns us more closely with our customers, who are increasingly on an urgent mandate to decarbonise and drastically reduce their emissions and directly in their operations and indirectly across the supply chain. even though it's on the front—line of this environmental emergency, australia is out of step with its allies when it comes to climate action. stuck in a balancing act between its domestic politics and its international reputation. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, the hunter valley. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. officials in ecuador say they are trying to identify the remains of 116 inmates who were killed in a prison riot. more than 400 heavily armed police officers were sent in to restore order there are fears the number of deaths could rise. the un's commissioner for human rights, michelle bachele

fierce when we're dealing with as we head toward western australia, the northern territory, and also queensland fucked. but that warm pool of air as it migrates across the country. this is now the end of the week on friday. everyone's into it. adelaide 25, sidney, 25, melbourne, 22. but over to w. a person at 19 with our next weather front move in, in quite a vigorous system for new zealand. both islands impact that you're rain, wind and also snow and you know and expose places. could see those winds with up to about a 120 kilometers per hour. got to talk about the rainfall heaviest, of course, through the southern with up to more than a decade of civil war, life remains a challenge. sincerely. we follow the citizens of this war to a nation as they pushed the limits for suffice risking in the early on al jazeera. oh, the me welcome back. watching out. just reminder of our top stories this our taliban forces say they've taken complete control off. i've got it sounds, country province last region to resist several of the group that's been fighting the taliban denied the areas been captured and sa

what whether from the northern territory queensland into new south wales and victoria, diving down to the tasman c per se, 90 degrees on saturday. so new zealand high pressure in charge. it's true to keep this what weather away for as long as it can. so we look at the 3 day forecast in wellington. sure it's going to be breezy, but the rain looks like it won't move in till about monday with a high 14 degrees. that's it for me. see you soon. ah, ah, they wanted 43000000000 pounds worth of weapon. that was 6000000000 pounds in commission. there was no hope of ending war because there's always a small cobble of people for really, really good live. in athens, we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war shadow on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, northern taylor, this is the news i live from london coming up. some of the fighting intensifies. and i've got a stones pantry valley where resistance watches a trying to repel a taliban advance. i'm sure i'll stop the reporting from the entrance to the punch valley where the fighting is escalating between the tale

ah ah ah ah, british foreign secretary in queensland these were the questionable leg of the crisis and i've got it done while he was, we're actually going to the beach while campbell. it's all about. when did you hold the deep? did you know they did say what the future i made? what date would you say? i think the own personal policy supports would be whole. it it has been failure date, but american troops left and the taliban had this huge control of capital airport is a mess. it is all but the school including the civilian part of the airport. also we get exclusive access to a problem at all. it's now completely within the group of a ton of that, following the abrupt un enrolled extraordinary success of this mission. critical skill, gravely sculpus courage and united states military and our diplomats. and why don't we defend america? hasty put out from kenneth, goes as far as to say, the mission was a real success for the chaos and bloodshed of the day. i thanks for joining us tonight and our team of daniel hawkins with util. sunrise. welcome to the program. the british foreign secret

if you're in queensland west and i know we're not locked down at all and but if you're in victoria or new. wow. yes, it has been hell and it's been very, very difficult and graham, thank you for your time and coming on top of the night it is will be there before i go a good time, a straight journalism for media lawyer rights of your company today and have a good rest of the day. appreciate it. i'm not talking about it so far this wednesday life martinez, world news h to moscow, kevin own reporting for me and the team. thank you for checking in with more than half an hour. it doesn't get social or auto dot com for everything else we're talking about today. i the oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. is profitable to sell food that is fatty and sugary and healthy and addicted. not at the individual level, it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment ah, what's driving the reason for that? it's corporate, me.

also include posts with false information related to vaccines and em all shop while to israelis. queensland now where one of the world's oldest rain forests has been officially handed back to its traditional own. mm. the ceremony was held by the eastern cuckoo yolanda people. as the state governments signed over the dane, treat and of the national parks, the forest will be jointly managed before a full handover is made. the rain forest is estimated to be 180000000 years old, and stretches alongside the great barrier reef coastline. foster land you enforce the find out what's next? many pack. yeah. the book thing grade called time on his whole thing korean ah ah ah ah ah me oh a welcome back. it's now time before. thank you so much and installs your money package announced his retirement from boxing the 42 year old filipino says he now intends to focus on his political career account bowing out to losing to your danish gus in las vegas last month. it was the 8th defeat and a career that's included. $62.00 wins and 12 well titles i care pounds to run in the philippines. 2022 presidential elec

be at risk of human trafficking. elizabeth moran and al jazeera pulled nea be hard to australia. queensland now where one of the oldest rain forests in the world has been officially handed back to its traditional owners. the ceremony was held by the eastern, clear land, g people. as the state government signed over dain tree and other national parks before it will be joined, managed before a full 100 or is made. the rain forest is estimated to be 180000000 years old, and stretches alongside the great barrier reef of a government. scientists in the us have given up trying to find 23 species, declaring them all extent. they include the ivory build woodpecker, which has attracted public attention several times over the years for an confirm sightings, efficient wind. my service officials say that exhausted efforts to find it along with 10 other birds species, 2 types of fish and 8 kinds of underwater muskets. ah, hello again. i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera denisia as president has named the geo physics professor with little political experience as a country's 1st female prime

what whether from the northern territory queensland into new south wales and victoria, diving down to the tasman c pers 19 degrees on saturday. so new zealand high pressure in charge. it's trying to keep this what weather away for as long as it can. so we look at the 3 day forecast in wellington. sure it's going to be breezy, but the rain looks like it won't move in till about monday, with a high of 14 degrees. that's it for me. see soon, still ahead on al jazeera. i do not have any hope. i don't know why some families in india is at some stage, are frustrated with the government and accused of filing them. mexico cranks down on refugees and asylum seekers. the united nations is calling today right to be protected. i didn't fault with joe action from the world cup, qualifies as messy. imagine cain, it continue. the impressive made him run ah, on arrow online, be part of the debate, or pacific people, the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the, when no help, they get off the table. it's a shooting site atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted and ma

what, whether from the northern territory queensland into new south wales and victoria, diving down to the tasman c per se, 90 degrees on saturday. so new zealand high pressure in charge. it's trying to keep this what, whether a way for as long as it can. so we look at the 3 day forecast in wellington. sure it's going to be breezy, but the rain looks like it won't move in till about monday, with a high of 14 degrees. that's it for me. see soon, the on accounting, the costs china designs on the indian ocean. beijing thinks millions enforcing laws in pakistan can india count to china's geo political and economic might last a referendum in berlin to strip a landlord of tens of thousands of whole counting the cost on i'll just here ah, holding the powerful to account as we examine the us his role in the world on al jazeera ah the ah. top stories 0. fighting his escalation between the taliban and the resistance group in the pen, she valley region has been the only province to hold out against taliban rule. the man expected to lead the new african government to store out the economy as a pri

not expect to effecting still queensland new south wales, a c, t and victoria during says the to tend to move off shore. same time. next, it's on its way into perth. perth gets wet on friday and fairly windy some improvement. slow improvement, further east asked for new zealand of the store was actually quite nice when the wind wanting to die down around wellington, the snow was falling in the southern mountains and satterfield. that's gone about trying to get to friday. even the rain for no filings come, even with a suddenly breeze temperatures are in the teens, and you've got almost almost wall to wall sunshine enjoy the. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real park free the rise of the machine on a oh a reminder of our top stories. japan's wedding party has picked its new leader me okay. she was replaced by mr. you'll s

something else had to be happening with the headline decide the british foreign sex res queensland page over his questionable handling of the christ. it's enough got to stand why he was relaxing on the beach when people fell to the taliban. when did you board the didn't. what did, what did i made? what date would you hold on separately? i think your personal transparencies important would be hold the date that the american troops have left and the taliban has assumed control of capital. airport is a mess. it is all but destroyed in the civilian parts of the airport. also that we get exclusive access to control airport and complete within the grip to taliban following the abrupt us the role. extraordinary success and this mission critical skill. reg: sculpus, courage, united states military and our diplomats. divide in storage, the defense americas haste pull out from afghan. stan and even go goes as far as to say, the mission was an extraordinary success. despite the chaos and the bloodshed witness in the final deck. ah, i just go midnight here. most go. you're watching international. t

the government of the state of queensland won't give them exemption. defenders of this country condition return to it. >> not elected politicians are making the decisions but bureaucrats. thank you, gideon. >> thank you, brian. >> i feel for the australians. gavin newsome is nervous and reverting to desperate measures nobody caw coming. that story straight ahead. >> all right, only seven days left until the california recall election. the polls show a real chance to oust the sitting governor gavin newsom. it is not hard to see why gavin newsom is nervous about that possibility. at a rally with elizabeth warren on sunday who admitted he's not very good at his job, in fact, gavin newsom anyone who identifies as a woman would be a better governor than he is. >> women are smarter in politics, smarter and the senate, smarter and economics. women rule! [cheers and applause] man! >> caitlyn jenner, that can be a big boost. gavin newsom to make the case for his removal from office. in seven days, we will see if voters believe in it. that is about it for us ton

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the queensland is going to get weather and windier for perth come sunday, but it really dries up in the south east. the temperatures are going to recover its new zealand. that's getting a pounding from the wet and windy weather come saturday. the south island is seeing some very strong winds kicking in. we have got some warnings out for christ church that sure weather update. the more and more indians are going under lunar to become tall. ah, when i want to investigate the length some people are willing to go to reach new on al jazeera, me o l g 0 is a whole me ah ah, how are you watching out 0? i'm emily angland. a reminder about top stories is one of the uses of north korea's lead. it says young yang is ready for talks with salt. if it's scraps, it's hostile policies. the statement from kim, you're john, is in response to south korea, hold for a full in to the korean war. the us to speeding up the functions of haitian asylum seekers from its southern border with mexico. washington special envoy to heidi resigned on thursday for what he calls the inhumane treatment of haitian migrant a

eyelid nations swim through these unchartered waters to see in human al jazeera to restrain his queensland. now, one of the oldest rain forests in the world has now been officially handed back to its traditional or new me. a ceremony was held by the eastern crew, korean g people. as the state governments signed over dain tree and all the national parks, the forest will be jointly managed before a full handover is made. the rain forest is estimated to be a 180000000 years old and stretches alongside the great barrier reef coastline. is a very significant event for the east and global y'all and g people. where did i celebrating in regards to finding all what we've done in the last 4 years? it's right to be here and nothing. a lot of people are really was very excited and happy with this on to guy. i can explain and accept my hot and my spirit is just so full. it's joyce, i listen to the land, i listen to the ocean, now listen. i just love it. i listen to the under times of what's going on today is a really important milestone in claims and history and really right the wrongs of some of the p

in queensland, australia. so to give us some insight on which type of plane will be built and why we bring in former n t. s b official. jamie finch, jamie, you're going to put it half by half aeronautical expert, this segment, so on your james bond expertise on this one. this new plan will not actually be for domestic airliners, not clearly what plan exactly. it will be built and tell us a little bit about it. it's basically the autonomy, unmanned vehicles or aircraft, in other words, is to drone. so it's not a little draw. these are, these are very large drones getting up almost to the size of a commercial aircraft. and now, and they obviously can carry bombs and other kinds of weapons by serial tours. but these are very advancement to advance machines that are going to be assembling in australia. the final assembly. ok. so as boeing known for having military aircraft besides just you know, planes that can be also for passengers. there's this a new kind of area that they're branching into defense and defense.

queensland's sheffield shield fixture against tasmania was postponed because of four, just four, newining some of his concerns to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. what exactly do you need to hear or see written down in terms of what the ashes is actually going to be like for you to feel 100% sure about going out there? i do like for you to feel 100% sure about going out there?— like for you to feel 10096 sure about going out there?— going out there? i do not think it is fair for me _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say what - going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say what my - is fair for me to say what my personal... we have to wait until we get the information and there will be decisions made after that. it is really important that that is respected and that the guys really do get the opportunity to think that through and do what is best for them and their mental well—being and a number of otherfactors. and their mental well—being

sub burning technology will be built in queensland where the navy sits? >> that's a good question. will not pretend to be totally familiar with australia's boatbuilding capabilities. they've got some. that was one of the first things i thought of which was they are talking about building this technology down there. my assumption is they will have to provide submarines sooner rather than later just to start the alliance with the idea these are built in adelaide over the next couple of years. tom: these are nuclear powered, these are not nuclear submarines. around july 31 of this year, the second vintage was christened. it is our modern u.s. technology. from where you sit, with there be a debate in washington about giving too much away to australia in terms of cutting edge technology? ? terry: in washington they will be happy with this arrangement. folks should remember the trump china policy was the most bipartisan thing that happened in washington during the trump years. biden has shifted to a more containment strategy. china feels embolden for a lot of different reasons. it has sh

the government of the state of queensland won't give them exemption. of quarantine requirements.not return to the country. >> not elected politicians are making the decisions but bureaucrats. which makes it all so scary. gideon >> thank you, brian. , thank you so much. >> i feel for the australians. gavin newsome is nervous and reverting to desperate measures nobody saw coming. that story straight ahead. . narrator: eva-marie smoked 12,000 packs of cigarettes over 15 years. she quit and now there's a new lung cancer screening that could save her life. you stopped smoking. now start screening. no matter how much you smoked, early detection could save you. talk to your doctor or learn more at savedbythescan.org >> brian: all right, only seven days left until the california recall election. the polls show a real chance to oust the sitting governor gavin newsom. it is not. hard to see why gavin newsom is nervous about that possibility. at a rally with elizabeth warren on sunday whoit admitted he's nt very good at his job, in fact, gavin newsom anyone who identifies as a woman would b

other states like queensland, western australia lagging far behind.ould be in a situation where you can find -- flight from sydney to london but not sydney to brisbane. shery: it will reopen next month but only to those fully vaccinated, how is that monitored? >> in new south wales, if you are visiting a supermarket or other business, you scan it with an app and they get in touch with you if there is an outbreak where you have been. the plan is to link vaccination certificate to that app. the government is trialing this now, rolling out the trial october 6 but they might be late. we are due to reach 70% vaccination threshold and made up -- made october. some -- in mid october. some people describe this as a freedom day, you can eat at a restaurant if you are seated outdoors, have up to five people in your home. again, this would only the open to the fully vaccinated. shery: paul allen in sydney with the latest on the pandemic and australia. sources telling bloomberg the fda is set to authorize a third booster dose of the pfizer vaccine eminently. emer

the distance from north of queensland and karen's to taipei is 3300 miles, maybe spending america.t is something where submarines reigned supreme in their secrecy. we have an uproar this morning as mr. biden teams up with australia to protect taipei. is it that simple? >> it may be focused on taipei and taiwan. it is also a bit broader in terms of protecting shipping lanes. obviously it is a more complex issue than just that because of the expansion of nuclear powered submarines to a non-nuclear state. there is the questions that president biden just this morning in britain prime minister johnson were trying to defend the business not in conflict with any nuclear accords and playing up that this is not specifically supposed to be an adversarial action toward china but sort of supposed to be focused on regional stability. of course china is at the center of this but it is kind of waiting into a few different tricky issues there trading -- trying to navigate. tom: what is the symbol of this moment for defense, for the stay, for the president versus what we saw with president trump? t

queensland has become the latest state to impose stay-at-home orders on 4 million residents.egions are in the midst of a two-week lock down after the delta strain led to 149 cases. >> the streets of sydney are almost deserted now. new covid outbreaks forcing many more australians into lock down than last year. internal state borders have been shut while international travel has been more or less banned for well over a year. . >> you hear that part where she said the lock downs were precipitated by 139 new cases. more than 5 million people in sydney have now been in lock down for more than two months. the border is still closed. australian citizens still need permission to leave or enter their own country. this week authorities announced sydney will come out of lock down last month as vaccination rates hit 70% and above. they have been a bit slow on vaccinations but will likely pass us in the u.s. shortly. again, they have been using extremely coercive methods against the virus, way more coercive and heavy handed than anywhere in the u.s., democrat, republic or whatever. so on

for example, queensland and western australia, they are covid—free and they're not very happy about freedom of england, and also into lincolnshire. temperatures in cambridge were 25 degrees, 26 celsius this afternoon in norwich. 24 in hull. westcott temperatures have been lower. a significant drop in temperatures because of storms affecting the uk. most of men across northern and western areas. still some heavy showers into the night, particularly across scotland. —— most of those. a few showers elsewhere across some parts of england and wales. many places turning dry, but it's quite muqqy places turning dry, but it's quite muggy so there will be mist and fog. that will tend to lift and there won't be a huge amount of sunshine. we'll see the showers developing more widely. we shouldn't see as many showers across wales on the southwest, but we will see many more showers across eastern parts of england. those will be heavy and thundery too. decent enough temperatures for the time of year, 23-24 temperatures for the time of year, 23—24 before the showers get going. 20 or 21 in other parts. sho

cases in brisbane have meant domestic matches postponed and players are isolating in queensland.hat we get it as soon as possible. emma raducanu will make herfirst competitive appearance since that impressive us open victory, next week. the british teenager has been given a wild card into the main draw of indian wells. the entry list was drawn up during the us open, when raducanu was outside the top 10, she's now world number 22. she has also entered tournaments in russia and romania in october. staying with tennis, andy murray is due to the second round of the san diego open where he was a wild card. he beat the american in straight sets. the world 109 will now face the norwegian who is ranked 10th in the norwegian who is ranked 10th in the world. , ., ., , the world. first and foremost, it is ureat the world. first and foremost, it is treat to the world. first and foremost, it is great to be — the world. first and foremost, it is great to be on _ the world. first and foremost, it is great to be on the _ the world. first and foremost, it is great to be on the courts - the world.