question but when vaccination rates at 80% in queensland there will be opportunity for queensland ton an open country. when they hit that mark. i've noted the comments that have been made on the hospitals and our government has increased funding for hospitals across the state by over 70% since we came to government. states have increased their spending by just over a0%. so if they would like to match us than i am sure they will be able to close the gap at a lot of talk about what the responsibilities of the states are, i can tell you what one of them is — running your public hospitals and getting them ready to deal with any surge in demand that would come. there has been a lot of opportunity to prepare for this and i must say it's been a high priority item of the national government and we will be doing that again today but i don't think the pandemic should be used as an excuse for shakedown politics. theyjust need to get on with the job, get the hospitals ready, we have showered the states in cash when it comes to the health system to support them through covid—19 and supporting the

when vaccination rates hit 80% in queensland, there will be opportunity for queensland to join when they hit that mark. i have noted the comments being hit by the hospitals. the states have increased their spending by just over 40%. if they would like to match us, i am sure they will be able to close the gap. there has been a lot of talk about what the response abilities of the states are. one of them is run your public hospitals and get them ready to deal with any surge demand that will come. there has been a lot of opportunity to repair for this and it has been a high priority of the cabinet. i don't think the pandemic should be used as an ac is for shakedown politics. they need to get on with the job, get there hospitals ready. we have showered the states with cash. when it comes to supporting their industries and economies, whether it be the more recent economic support or the covid disaster. the commonwealth has more than stepped up when it come -- when has come to carrying state economies through this crisis. their job is to get the public hospitals ready to go. >> that was the aus

here in queensland, the state is trialing home quarantine. but the number of cases here has been minimal. in states like victoria, the lockdown continues with a number of infections continuing to rise. and with your in a state like new south wales that is opening up to die. slight like victoria, that soon will be or arbor in the west or up in queensland, where the impact of coven has not during the sign. but still, we need those vaccines to when so that when time it inevitably comes that in those states, you'll be able to continue on as you have the prime minister has that to lift the cap on international flights for those stranded australians wanting to return home with airlines said to return to the air within wait, sarah clock, how does era queensland, australia, thailand's parliament is expected to pass new laws making torture and abduction illegal. but for some people it comes to late. human rights groups have documented allegations of cruel and degrading treatment at the hands of police and the army has held hardly reports from the atto

simon atkinson, bbc news, north queensland.ng killed at least 26 people, five of them were children. homes were swept away by the rising flood waters and they have been landslides following days of heavy rain. here is a south asia correspondent. the forces of nature have shown no mercy to these people in kerala. every year, they brace themselves for monsoon season, but nothing can prepare you for this. heavy rainfall and landslides have left a devastating and deadly mark across this state in south india. one of india's most beautiful now submerged and struggling. in the town here, terrified passengers on this bus were saved as the waters rose. in this clothes store, now a swamp, is one of many businesses destroyed by the fierce weather. "it was my livelihood," this shopkeeper says. "everything is gone." rescuers have been retrieving the bodies of the dozens who died, many of the victims were young. officials say they found three children who had been buried under the mud as they were holding each other. translation: the hill br

here in queensland, the state is trialing home quarantine, but the number of cases here has been minimum in states i factorial. the lockdown continues with a number of infections continuing to rise. and when you're in a state like new south wiles, that is opening up to die a slight life victoria, that soon will be or arbor in the west or up in queensland where the impact of coverage has not during the sign. but still, we need those vaccines to when all that when ty, but inevitably comes that in those states, you'll be able to continue on. as you have the prime minister has vowed to lift the caps on international flights for those stranded australians. wanting to return home with airlines said to return to the ear. within weeks 0 o'clock, al jazeera queensland, australia, a ministry caught in volcano faso began a trial in the killing of the former president thomas sanker. it was ousted in a qu, in 1987. his successor blazed, compadre is among those facing charges. compar i went on to govern for 27 years before himself being ousted in a popular uprising in 2014. he is now an exile in ivory

in the state of queensland. it's the news. tens of thousands of australians stranded overseas had been waiting for from november. international borders will begin to reopen once again, allowing travel in and out of the country. it's time to give a stride in their lives back with save lives, with side livelihoods. but we must work together to ensure that australians can reclaim the lives that they once had in this country. and we must work together to achieve that goal. city with the 1st city to allow international flights fully vaccinated, australian citizens and permanent residents will be required to quarantine at home for 7 days after coming from overseas. those who haven't been vaccinated or have received a vaccine that's not recognized by the government will have to quarantine in a hotel for 2 weeks. vaccines produced by china's san a back and the indian manufactured cover shield had been approved. and that will enable australians who are fully vaccinated and australians and residents of australia who are o

here in queensland, the state is traveling home quarantine, but the number of cases here has been minimal. in states like victoria, the lockdown continues with a number of infections continuing to rise. and whether you're in a state like new south wales, that is opening up to die site like victoria that soon will be or arbor in the west or up in queensland where the impact of coven um has not during the sign, but still we need those vaccines to when so that when time it inevitably comes that in those states, you'll be able to continue on as you have the prime minister has vowed to lift the caps on international flights for those stranded australians, wanting to return home with airlines said to return to the air within weeks 0, clock out 0, queensland, australia. mental health is a huge concern in the occupied palestinian territory. the fighting between israel and hamas and other armed groups and garza, in may, was one of the most intense in the strip. most intense of the strip his experience in years experts, how many children have been left cromer tires dreamily. elsie reports now from

here in queensland, the state is trialing home quarantine, but the number of cases here has been minimal. in states like victoria, the lockdown continues with a number of infections continuing to rise. and with your in a slight like new south wales that is opening up to die. slight like victoria, that soon will be or arbor in the west or up in queensland, where the impact of coven um has not during the sign, but still we need those vaccines to when so that when time it inevitably comes that in those states, you'll be able to continue on, as you have the prime minister has vowed to lift the caps on international flights for those stranded australians, wanting to return home with airlines said to return to the air within weeks 0, clock out 0. queensland, australia. malaysia has also ease its travel restrictions for those who are fully vaccinated. inoculation rates have reached 90 percent and infections are slowed after a severe delta outbreak in august. fully vaccinated people may travel domestically and with permission overseas. travelers entering malaysia will sale have to quarantine dro

here in queensland, the state is trialing home quarantine. but the number of cases here has been minimal in states like victoria, the lockdown continues with a number of infections continuing to rise. and with your in a state like new south wiles, that is opening up to die a slight life victoria that soon will be or arbor in the west or up in queensland where the impact of coverage has not during the sign. but still, we need those back sites to when or that when time it inevitably comes that in those states, you will be able to continue on as you have the prime minister has that to lift the caps on international flights for those stranded australians wanting to return home with airlines said to return to the air within wait, sarah clark, how does ear queensland, australia? $22000.00 girls die every year during pregnancy and childbirth that result from child marriages. the figures are part of a report released by a see if the children to mark the international day of the girl. it reveals the pandemic has worse and gender inequality is that dr.

within weeks 0 o'clock, al jazeera queensland, australia. and then, as she caught in bikini found, so began a trial in the killing of the former president, thomas and kara. he was ousted in a coup in 1987, his successor blaze. gunpowder is among those facing charges. come what a went on to govern for 27 years before himself being ousted in a popular uprising in 2014. he's now in exile in ivory coast on is boycotting the trial. he denies any involvement in the killing. i was used to do so, but i'm on pages. it's not fair, it's really not fair that he's not here. he should be here. he should have the courage to be here, but you know, not everyone is courageous. they run from the truth about nicholas huck has more from deco. absent in this trial is the mean accused for present bliss composure currently in exile in neighboring ivory coast. now his lawyers say that they do not recognize the legitimacy of this military tribunal. there is however, his right hand man, general gender, who will be who will be talking in this trial. he's been in prison

sarah clark, how da 0. queensland, australia. the 2021 nobel prize for economics has been awarded to david card, joshua angriest, and greta immense. the 3 u. s. based economists, one for their work on drawing conclusions from unintended experiments or so called natural experiments that use real life situations to work out the impact of economic policy and other events. david card of the university of california at berkeley was awarded one half of the prize, the other half was shared by anguish from the massachusetts institute of technology and immense from stanford university. david cards, empirical contributions have improved our understanding of labor markets. his initial work challenge dimensional wisdom, which led to new studies and additional insights. joshua congress, them quito in bones, have clarified exactly what conclusions about cause and effect that can be drawn from natural experiments. their framework for estimation validation and interpretation has been widely adopted in applied work. the combined contributions of

sarah clark, audi 0. queensland, australia. is pharmaceutical company. merc says it's been experiment single. the coven, 19 treatments which reduces hospitalizations and deaths by half, his face has not yet been published, nor peer refute. marcus seeking emergency use authorization in the us. if approved, it would be the 1st pill for corporate 19 marks as the medications designed to be taken twice daily. for 5 days after diagnosis works on a pisec leads the global citizenship program and outbreaks from infectious disease at university college london. she says oral treatment for cove at 19 would reach more people and cost far less. this is a much more convenient than many of the other types of treatments, such as model anybody's et cetera, which were much more expensive and were complicated and required much more staff to administer. and rather than targeting the surface proteins, this actually a gerbils, the viral genes as it's less effective at replicating within the body. and so it's about time that we were able to introduce

here in queensland, the state is trialing home quarantine. but the number of cases here has been minimal in states like victoria, the locked down continues with a number of infections continuing to rise. and with you're in a state like new south wales that is opening up to die site like victoria that soon will be or arbor in the west or up in queensland where the impact of coverage has not during the sign. but still, we need those back sites to when all that, when tired inevitably comes that in those states, you will be able to continue on. as you have the prime minister has vowed to lift the caps on international flights for those stranded australians. wanting to return home with airlines said to return to the ear within weeks. sarah clark, al jazeera queensland, australia. astrazeneca says it's covered 19 cocktail drank house, reduce disease in patients. trials of the drug show that it kept people from developing severe symptoms. the cocktail reduce death by 50 percent in patients who had been symptomatic for up to 7 days. it was tested on

simon atkinson, bbc news, north queensland.thank you so much for joining me. hope to see you again on bbc news. hello, good evening. quite a few parts of the country had temperatures of 18 degrees today and it's likely to get warmer tomorrow if and when the sunshine does come out. the warmer air is coming our way thanks to the winds from the south or southwest. as we've seen already, it has brought with it a lot of cloud, the cloud still around at the moment. this cloud here coming in from the atlantic is going to bring the next area of rain. the earlier rain and drizzle is moving away, and for a while, there could be a few breaks in the cloud. that will lead to the odd mist and fog patch, and then the thicker cloud arrives mainly across the western side of the uk to bring the rain to these areas. of course, after the warmth that we had during the day, the temperatures are going to fall very low overnight, 12 to 1a degrees. we start with a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain around that could be heavy for a while over some of these

as beta correspondence our o'clock, he joins us from the gulf coast in the state of queensland at sarah. great niece for so many australians in the country on abroad. what exactly does this announcement entail? and it's good is the 10s of thousands of australians have been stranded, i overseas the last at least i came months now flights will resume at of city 1st as you mentioned. and that's as early as next month. there was some, some suggestions. it might be a december, but november's, an earlier decision, but cities, the 1st city to assume international travel, the other states will be under pressure to fall as soon as you mentioned that simply because under the, the national plan announced by australia climate as to scott morrison the requirements of the states must reach the 80 percent vaccine target under the plan, so that the 2 requirements now the quarantine of those who beta strain citizens and permanent residence, those who being flu vaccination, with a vaccine recognized by the australian government that can do a 7 day home quarantine, those you haven't been vaccinated or hav

simon atkinson, bbc news, north queensland.od sci—fi epicjoins 007 in the campaign to entice cinema fans back to theatres. the star—studded remake of david lynch's1980s cult the star—studded remake of david lynch's 19805 cult hit goes david lynch's19805 cult hit goes on wide theatrical release this week. it is from an acclaimed canadian director who is urged audiences not to dilute their experience by watching it at home. linda's leicester square played host to a special red—carpet event and we were on hand to speak to some of the film stars. well, the crowds are back in leicester square despite the rain and of course it is doing what it does best. hosting a gala screening of a pretty epic movie and the screams you are hearing earlier, well, they were all for the star—studded cast and tonight we have got timothy and our very own londoner sharon. guys, sorry about the weather, first above. this is lovely. it adds a sort of glimmer. this is lovely. it adds a sort of glimmer-— this is lovely. it adds a sort of glimmer. this is lov

here in queensland, the state is trialing home quarantine. but the number of cases here has been minimal in states like victoria, the locked down continues with a number of infections continuing to rise. and with your in a style like new south wiles, that is opening up to die a slight life victoria that soon will boot or arbor in the west or up in queensland where the impact of coverage has not during the sign. but still, we need those back sites to when all that, when tired inevitably comes that in those states, you will be able to continue on. as you have, the prime minister has that to lift the caps on international flights for those stranded australians, wanting to return home with airlines said to return to the air within wait. sarah clark, how does 0 quinn's dad, australia? thailand's parliaments is expected to pass laws making torture and abduction illegal. it's move viewed as long overdue by human rights groups. issues gained renewed attention recently after a senior police officer was caught on cctv, appearing to torture suspects who

been in the state of queensland. hello there sarah cb side as of had their 1st full day of locked down for a life. how excited were residents to resume some sort of normalcy? look at, we've seen st jubilation across sydney to day and you could describe the feelings of being alighted. this was relieved after 106 days the likes of petitions, restaurants, cinemas, harris's, and they were able to open at midnight. we've been so queues outside some of these venues at midnight. this peak was so cain, after 106 dies in lockdown to be able to return to life as normal, some level of no melacy. now basically we've got the that he said most premier, he wasn't a fan of lock downs and he was encouraging the state to move forward and he's pushed this road map to to play what he calls freedom di, which was on monday. now 72 percent of the people in his, you said wells, they have now been fully vaccinated. that's those people over the age of 16 and when they reach i, he percent, that's when further restrictions will be eased. that t

like in terms of this state and other states that will remain closed, especially, for example, queenslandustralia, that have still gone for zero covid and are very reluctant to open up soon. you may have a scenario, for example, was someone in new south wales can travel to london or bali but cannot travel to queensland because their borders are still closed because there vaccination numbers are still not up to that target and because they are reluctant to open their borders. i definitely welcome news for many australian citizens, because the country has essentially been closed up to the rest of the world since march last year and that hotel quarantine, while it was successful in the beginning in curbing the spread of covid—19, it meant that so many australians couldn't get home in the past 18 months or so and those who did come back had to go through 14 days of hotel warranty and thousands of dollars at their own cost. for now, dollars at their own cost. for now. thank _ dollars at their own cost. for now, thank you. _ dollars at their own cost. for now, thank you. democrats in america ha

they could be severe through queensland, affecting brisbin on monday and remains unsettled for victoria. so melbourne high of 900 degrees. rain is starting to peter out across both islands of new zealand. but here's the thing. we do have a wind warning impacting the capitol region. we could see got been exposed places up to a 120 kilometers per hour. that's it. that's all the ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello there. i'm julie mcdonald. this is the al jazeera news. our life from london coming up. 17 foreign missionaries, including children are abducted near ports of friends, the latest victims of an explosion of kidnappings. by gangs in hazy.

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the situation is different in queensland in western australia.e still striving for zero covid and continue to be strict with their borders. by next month, you could get a scenario where someone in sydney will be able to travel to london but not to brisbane or perth. while the practicalities of resuming international travel will be tricky, there is no doubt that this is a big day for australia. finally opening up to the world after nearly two years of isolation. >> hot lava from a volcano erupting on the spanish island of alum palma has reached the sea sending out vast clouds of steam and toxic gases. many homes and crops have been destroyed and thousands of people forced to flee since the eruption began 11 days ago. dan johnson is in love, and has more. >> welcome to the newest part of la palma and extension growing all the time. all this lava has destroyed a 1000 homes and forced thousands more to be abandoned. emily and augustine are the latest to pack up ready to leave, fearful it is heading their way. >> it won't stop, that is my fear that we

one or two showers into eastern parts of queensland. new south wales generally it set there.ydney at around 25 degrees. we've got some areas of rain making its way into much of new zealand over the next couple days. for the time being, hanging onto be worth in north island. auckland getting 25 degrees. pleasant spells of sunshine. not too pleasant for japan. we got some very heavy rain into that eastern side of honshu. we see that whether breaking -- pulling away. brighter weather does come back. we will see sun showers affecting the western side of japan, pushing towards hokkaido. staying dry for the korean peninsula. top temperature of 18 degrees. southern parts of china are ♪retty settled. anchor: a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. sedans military chief has filed to hold elections after dissolving the transitional government and declaring a state of emergency. protesters have been killed in the protest against a military takeover. the u.s. state department says they will suspend $700 million of aid to sudan in response to the coup. they have joined qatar, fr

but further to the northeast, within coastal showers across queensland. some of those edging into new south wales . but a lot of warms can still be found in that southeast corner temperatures in melbourne and adelaide. well above average. if we look at the 3 day for adelaide, with catching high into the 30s early, thirty's here. well above average, but the wet weather continues through the middle of the week. now as we hop across to new zealand, we are seeing fine and dry conditions in both the north and the south island. a few showers coming into play. it is going to turn cooler for christ church. you can see that temperature drop here and it is going to get wetter by the time we get into wednesday now was moved to south east asia. this is where we are seeing the wet weather for indonesia. we've seen flooding in java and sumatra and there's more rain to come. that sure weather update. ah, the, in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to heidi talks to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instances chemical warf

queensland then new south wales, the bulk pushes toward c. purse, wind gusts tuesday up to 85 kilometers per hour. toured new zealand, we have a run of rain for the south island, but look at this. the north island along the eastern cape. temperatures here well above average. we've got gives been in for a hive 23 degrees. often 19. wellington looking nice the high of 60. see you soon. ♪ >> stories that need to be told. opening a window into another life. >> these are my babies. wherever i see them, it is just like we are in second grade. >> from personal to epic struggles, colossal sacrifices in individual journeys. witness showcases inspiring documentaries that change the world. on al jazeera. >> here is a reminder of colin powell, one of the top u.s. military and political figures for almost two decades has died at the age of 84. powell, who had blood cancer, died from covid-19 complications. the streets of port-au-prince are quiet after unions strike to protest the dire security situation. the action follows the kidnapping of 17 christian m

so queensland new south wales, but the bulk of it pushes out toward sea and look at w a perth. you could see wind gusts here on tuesday, up to 85 kilometers per hour. as we go toward new zealand. we still have a run of rain toward the south island, but look at this toward the north island, especially along that eastern cape and as we head toward gives been temperatures here while above average. so we've got gears been in for a hiv 23 degrees aqua 19, and the capitol region wallington looking quite nice as well with a high of 16. that's it. susan. ah, the stories that me to be told find a way, ah, opening a window into another light, these are my babies. my students where i go, where i see them is just like we are in 2nd grade from personal endeavors in epic struggle to colossal sacrificing in individual jenny. witness showcase is in firing documentary that changed the world on al jazeera teaching. and you can watch out as they were english streaming live on like youtube channel, plus thousands of our programs. award winning documentaries and debt musicals. subscribe to you choo

so it got some action along that border with that queensland and new south wales. we could see some big storms there. adelaide 23 degrees. but look at this. a frontal system will sweep through. that's going to knock you down to 15 and quite blustery winds is wall about 50 kilometers per hour. heavy falls across the north island of new zealand and, you know, for the capitol region. wellington, this winds are going to crank up. we do have wind warnings in play here. could see got some to about a 120 kilometers per hour, so the risk of some damage. that's it, that's all susan. ah, incarcerated the other half his life convicted my unknown unanimous julie for a crime in which no one was obliged mail. maybe i can sag when the white parson could cause him to lose his life. and in this particular situation, it caused him to lose his freedom. why did the lord deemed unconstitutional by the supreme court? still keep people behind boss in the state of louisiana. being incarcerated is just another form of slavery. the gym co convictions on al jazeera, the world is warming, gre

3031 in adelaide, a 26 there in melbourne. la she trial a one or 2 showers in eastern parts of queensland. the south wells generally sat there, sidney, around $25.00 degrees. not quite pleasant into new zealand. we have got some aries of re making its way across. so much of new zealand over the next couple of days. but for the time being hanging onto the warmth in north island. oakland getting up to around 25 degrees with pleasant spells of sunshine present spouse, a shanty around the korean peninsula. not too peasant for japan that we got some very heavy righty to that eastern side of her hon. she will see that wet weather starting to pull away as we go through tuesday and on into wednesday. bright weather does come back him behind, but we will see some showers affecting the western side of japan pushing up to was kado. thank finding try for the korean peninsula. so with a top temperature of 18 degrees, southern parts of china, marty settled. ah ah, confronted with some of the worlds was dead quality, mongolian government has begun shutting the nation's polluted capital. cities, coal min

wet weather for parts of queensland, new south wales, victoria, and tasmania. ease as we go into saturday in the system pulls out to see, but is still looking rather wet. for perth, we've got a system moving across south australia. that's going to bring some brisker wins into play. of north, a few spotty showers around darwin. we are seeing a finer and drier weather, a lot of heat coming back into alice springs, the temperature edge up closer to 40 degrees there. talking about settled weather, let's look at new zealand, looking fine and dry across both islands, another one coming through in the south. we're seeing the temperature pick up in christchurch on saturday, 18 degrees celsius, sunshine to be enjoyed. for southeast asia, it continues to be very wet across parts of indochina, flooding in thailand. we could see more of that as the rain continues. ♪ >> as hospitals and clinics across asia battle covid-19, mountains of medical waste are piling up. we investigate this dangerous pandemic follow-up. on al jazeera. >> as the u.k. tries to move on from the pande

this zinc refinery in north queensland is one of the country's biggest users of electricity.ating about a quarter 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, 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. he's being hailed as the rising star of the classical music world. 24—year—old randall goosby is a violinist who's determined to make classical music more inclusive. born to african—american and korean parents, his focus is on works that reflect black culture. earlier this month, he performed at the 20th anniversary of 9/11 at gro

and then dye clean award is a senior lecture at the university of queensland as well as the academic director and the heron island research station on the great barrier reef. she explains how reefs can recover from bleaching it happening because the safe getting warmer and our emissions are rising rapidly and the car was just basically on car being there, very sensitive to changes in temperature that can be as little as one to gray above the average some a maximum is lost, the long enough that will cause a blake g, a beat. and the problem we've had in the last few years is that we've had repeated bleaching events. we've, i, me, a small gap between them and the great barracks. we had 3 bleaching events within 5 years and carl's camera kava and bounce back. but not if i get repeated assault while to another recovery to take place. we need a few things. we need some of the carls left there to continue to grow and to reproduce. but we need to have a spell where we don't have more hate. why? in the water where we don't have thought clones or a crown of thorns, they start outbreaks or anyt

coming in across tasmania. turning mother went to to parts of due south wells. wet weather that the queensland all the way up to was the top hand ah, in the country with an abundance of results. byron walk in the museum, he's turns forming, we moved full to growth and france. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs invest . let's be part linda. this is growth and progress. invest indonesia. now move the me a reminder of the top stories and she had spoken exclusively to one of haiti's most powerful gang leaders. jimmy, she runs shows. yeah. who says he will lift a fuel blockade if the prime minister resigns, the petro shorter, just the latest crisis to grip hazy. sedans and state oil company workers have joined to growing civil disobedience movement against monday's military. coalition of unions has been calling for strikes, to protest the military power grab how to example. also reopen later on wednesday afternoon shop for day and the us government's trying to

reopened for the fully backspace, while sarah clark joins us live now from brisbin in the state of queensland. sarah . so let's talk about sydney 1st, because people there must be relieved, but finally, at the locked downs been lifted that we've seen scenes and jubilation across a great, a, c. d. as of midnight tonight, which is i should say on monday, the restaurants, the, jim's, the head dresses, and they've all been opened a but only to fully vaccinated residence. now the new south wales premier, he doesn't like lock downs, and this is the new new south wales premier. he's any elected a couple of weeks ago. he said on monday that they can't stay closed for ever and they must learn to live with cove it. so all these retail hospitality, venues have reopened, and he has ex consider, i should say, dominic purity the new south wells, premier that he does expect the coven numbers to increase and will find out what numbers are on the rise at a fortnight and hospitalizations. but as i said, he wants the state to move forward, and i look in the vaccination rights in sydney, 72 percent of people ove

so other states queensland and our fighting their own local outbreaks. if that does become embedded in the community, it makes that transition to opening up that bit more, more straightforward. but i think i'm states are a bit of a mix. western australia has been the most conservative, the most risk averse when it comes to coven, that even a i talking a slightly different talk in more recent times. and i think if, if music files victoria open up to the wo before they open up to all the other states, that will only incentivize it to the other states to get rid of the domestic borders . and actually start to reconnect with the world as a they learn to tolerate the virus and know they can still manage it. the united nations secretary general antonio could terror, says he's shocked by you, feel p as decisions expelled 7 un officials. they were accused of meddling in ethiopia affairs and given 72 hours to leave. earlier in the week, the un humanitarian chief blame and what he called ain't de facto government bouquets. for worsening starvation in ethiopia is w

wet to where they can be found in the east twisting thunderstorms roll across coastal areas of queensland brisbin seeing some of that wet weather and it changes for perth. on tuesday we're going to see some of those showers come in thanks to that weather system. we've also got a warning out, some strong coastal winds. but down in the southeast that have could have cleared up nicely for victoria was seeing the temperature pick up in adelaide with lots of sunshine. by the time we get into tuesday and 30 degrees on wednesday. ah, in the country with an abundance of resource. all in one moment when who reader connelly who economy and the digital the talk with the new job creation law, indonesia progressively ensuring the policy reform to create all the jobs in this part with now, lou ah, hello again. this is al 0. let's remind you of the main news. the saudi saudi led coalition in yemen, says that it's killed at least $160.00 who. the fighters in murray province, dozens of air strikes, were lost in support of government forces to push back the rebels. the men of paris is attended a ceremony t

ocoee, leaving in their tissues and dine. saline award is a senior lecture at the university of queensland, any academic director of heroin island research station on the great barrier reef. she explains how cold reefs can recover from reaching it happening because the safe getting warmer and our emissions rising rapidly. and the car was just basically on copying. they are very sensitive to changes in temperature that can be as little as one to gray above the average, some a maximum. is it last for long enough? and that will cause a blake chip eat. and the problem we've had in the last few years is that we've had repeated bleaching events with i'm the a small gap between them and the great barrier if we had 3 bleaching events within 5 years and carl's camera kava and bounce back. but not if i get repeated assaults, well turn out recovery to take place. we need a few things. the main we, we need some of the girls left there to continue to grow and to re produce. but we need to have a spell where we don't have more hate wipes in the water where we don't have site plans or a crown of thorns c

you were in the thirty's down under things, so it got some action along that border with the queensland and new south wales. we could see some big storms there. adelaide 23 degrees, but look at this. a frontal system will sweep through. that's going to knock you down to 15 and quite blustery wins is wall about 50 kilometers per hour. heavy falls across the north island of new zealand. and you know, for the capitol region, wellington, this winds are going to crank up. we do have wind warnings in play here. could see got up to about a 120 kilometers per hour. so the risk of some damage, that's it, that's all see soon. ah, the stories that me to be told find a way, oh, building a window into another light. these are my babies. my students where i go, where i see them is just like we are in secondary from personal endeavors in epic struggle to colossal sacrificing in individual jenny. witness showcase is in firing documentary that changed the world on al jazeera. ah ah. her one of the top stories, yoga 0, the afghan economy is latching closer to collapse and another urgent call is been made

johnny's life from brisbin in australia. selina wat, who's a senior lecturer at the university of queensland and the academic director of haron island research station on the great barrier reef. selena would welcome to the program just to get an idea of, of the scale of this loss i understand equates to all living coral. it coral in australia. it is a staggering loss that was happening on this scale. very cybering data. i'm sorry. is it happening because the safe getting warmer and our emissions arising rapidly and the cars just basically on typing they are very sensitive to changing temperature that can be as little as one to gray above the average, some a maximum. it lasts the long enough that will cause a bleaching at eat. and the problem we had in the last few years is that we've had repeated bleaching events with an yes small gap between the great barry. we had sri bleaching events within 5 years. and carl's can recover and bounce back technologies i get repeated as souls. and so unless explore that a bit further, it doesn't mean that these reefs a dead and there is no coming back. ther

but the situation is different in queensland and western australia, for example, where they are stilltinue to be very strict with their borders. by next month, you could get a scenario where someone here in sydney would be able to travel to london but not to brisbane or perth. while the practicalities of resuming international travel will be tricky, there is no doubt that this is a big day for australia. finally opening up to the world after nearly two years of isolation. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. the prime minister urges the public to trust in the police but admits there are issues that need addressing after the death of sarah everard. get set for a hike in your energy bills, why15 million households in britain will have to pay more for gas and electricity from today. cut off from the world since the start of the pandemic, next month australia reopens its international borders, but only for fully vaccinated australians. todayis today is the start of black history month with events taking place throughout october celebrating black culture and heritage. the annual commemoration

they could be severe through queensland, affecting brisbin on monday and remains unsettled for victoria. so melbourne, a high of 19 degrees. rain is starting to peter out across both islands of new zealand. but here's the thing. we do have a wind warning impacting the capitol region. we could see gus in exposed places up to a 120 kilometers per hour. that's it. that's all. ah, has never been disrespect, but nothing can stop them in their trucks chasing the american dream, escaping poverty. but the illegal route is their only option and their hope for a better life can lead them into trouble breathing tough conditions. gambling. they'll put their lives in danger, just risking you know, when else ah ah, welcome back. reminder of our top story. so on al jazeera group of 17 christian missionaries, including children, have been kidnapped in haiti, where they've been building an orphanages 16 of the ocean res, are from the u. s. and one is from canada. fighting in yemen, 7 years civil war is escalating him to key strategic regions. suits, you eval, say they've seized new territory in the oil

and along this border with the southeast of queensland, we could see some super cell thunderstorm. so what this means, or the potential of hale, about 5 centimeters in diameter and also some damaging winds. things are improving for new zealand and temperatures will rise in the days to come. so let me show the forecast for christ church. don't want to keep your hanging up to 21 degrees on sunday, so that is above average. here's the latest on tropical storm composite rate. now, as it slams into central vietnam on thursday, vane we're thinking you're going to pick up about a 150 millimeters of rain, easy on thursday, and wind gusts. here they back off a bit. as this storm passes over land to 60 kilometers per hour. still, wet weather for the east coast of china's same goes for the south and taiwan continues to be battered with that heavy rain conditions are improving across japan . tokyo, up to 23. see soon ah, in the country with an abundance of resolve already. one moment we move to grow and fraud with balance, but really economy blue economy and the digital economy with the new jo

sarah clark has more from brisbin in the state of queensland that we've seen scenes of jubilation across a great, a city as of midnight tonight, which is, i should say on monday, the restaurants, the, jim's, the head dresses, and they've all been opened, but only to cleave vaccinated residence now that he south wells premise, he doesn't like lock downs and this is the new new south wells premier. he's only elected a couple of weeks ago. he said on monday that they can't stay closed for ever and they must learn to live with it. so all these retail hospitality venues have reopened and he has accept, consider, i should say dominic, her type in his health premier, that he does expect the coven numbers to increase and will find out what numbers are on the rise at a fortnight and the hospitalizations. but as i said, he wants to state to move food, and i look at the vaccination rights in sydney, 72 percent of people over the age of 16 has been fully vaccinated when they reach 80 percent. the premier says he's those restrictions are even more when the numbers to die of cobra cases in new south w