he completely misjudged the queensland public. barrier reef campaigner. the volume of mail, requests for information on constant media interviews was just endless. the final decision over the mining application came about seven months later. it was only saying there would be no mining at alison reef. the really big shock came on the 24th of december 1968. the thought of having an oil industry throughout the region potentially was just appalling. i thought this was going to be a lot harderfight i thought this was going to be a lot harder fight because this was the world's oil industry wanting to get a toehold and that was a very frightening prospect. we needed people all over the world say to the australian government, please don't do that. we want to come and visit australia and visit the barrier reef, so please don't drill the reef. people responded, they really did. our politicians got a deluge of international attention and i think they started to realise this really was going to impact australian tourism. having that national

we've seen century old rain records broken queensland as we head toward new south wales as while the northern territory. and also for the south australia. and we've got more rain to come for flood strict stricken areas, cross that east coast through queensland, new south wales and victorian, the potential to see some severe thunderstorms which will really bolster those rainfall tallies. and for new zealand, a scattering of showers across both islands. that's it, see soon. ah, the african stories of resilience and courage. i get younger than i right. well enough. aware been one of us is one of the problem. i got your lawyer that tradition and dedication to live without a little buffet of. let me put you on a short documentary, sky african film, make it on the white 9, and the book make it africa direct on al jazeera december 4th was c gumby, a vote and become christmas significant election. so it's been 5 years since the home on long term leda yard gummies printed to we are rating was brought on mts. what political divisions roommate can be jumping, deliver on its prost democratic pro

electrified facilities built in queensland, australia, to hold the unvaccinated. >> you think these are just for people who are sick? look at this. it is double fenced. double. they are not mucking around. >> there you go, the claim that this was to do with those who have not been vaccinated against covid-19. a comment on that particular video was pretty sharp, i think it is fair to say, and more and more people, i think, do have this instinct to not trust everything they see on social media. this is someone saying they're a skeptic when it comes to content like this online, and guess what? he was right to be skeptical because that is not what claimed to be in the video. if you look at some of the work that was done by that team, in the video it was claimed that this was in australia, so if you do some searching on google earth and whatnot, you can identify that there are a number of facilities in queensland, in brisbane, the capital, and do street view, you can match the images from the video to facilities. the facility in question, there was a tender issued first in 2017, so well prio

people who have come to sydney but have family in queensland and they have to quarantine in queenslandionally, can go to london, can go to new york but they still can't travel to brisbane or to perth without quarantining. this is a situation now in australia as it eases its international border but it's going to take quite some time when everybody is on the same level of easing and this is what people are finding difficult now because of course they are happy for others to reunite with their families but they are watching and other states knowing that this is not going to be them for a while.— this is not going to be them for a while. ok, good to talk to ou. for a while. ok, good to talk to you- just _ for a while. ok, good to talk to you. just to _ for a while. ok, good to talk to you. just to mention, - to you. just to mention, thailand is also welcoming its first tourist today as it dropped almost all quarantine requirements forforeign requirements for foreign visitors for requirements forforeign visitors for more than 60 countries as it also tries to revive its vital tourism indust

while queensland, it's also high 70 percent. but despite reaching international heard immunity targets us trillion, seeking to ratchet up the pressure on the on vaccinated. earlier we asked professor of epidemiology, katherine bennett, who's in the victoria state capital of melbourne. if the new bill there is the right response to the virus, part of the reason they argue that having a pandemic bill was going to be important was that it would allow some of the decision making processes become more transparent actually. but there was concern such that when, when it came back that it didn't actually have some of the oversight automatically written in that would ensure that this was going to happen in that way. so it's really important to change, as we said in the last 24 hours. i think a key changes to help achieve what they plan to achieve that without risking giving so much of florida to someone who, who also is the person who called whether or not they need to consult with people. what we're saying is they're trying to make the

that east side of queensland as we go on into monday. and would you believe into tuesday becomes even more extensive right out into the out back there, some breakdown pulls that will be some localized or flash flooding. notice that wet weather pushing its way down across breastbone, some heavy downpours here, easing across into the gold coast south in southern parts 10 retry fine western marys, generally dry and fine. not too bad for news. it is a case of sunshine and spring showers coming through here. not so bad for japan over the next couple of days. we still got a few wintry flowers cost more than piles of on. she pushing up into hawkeye, but they're in the process of retreating away. surprise disguised, coming back in logic, dry and bright across the korean peninsula, but looking very wet, the se in parts of china and taiwan. ah, the curly 19 pandemic has led to a spike in child trafficking across india. one to one east meets those fighting to say hon. children on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello lauren taylor. this is t

some heavy downpours and that wet weather coming in across a good part of queensland city. that eastern side of queensland as we go on into monday and would you believe in to tuesday becomes even more extensive right out into the out back there some big down polls there will be some localized or flash flooding. notice that wet weather pushing its way down across brisbin, some heavy downpours here, easing across into the gold coast. south in southern hearts generally drive fine. western marys generally drive 5. not too bad for new zealand. it is a case of sunshine and spring showers coming through here. not too bad for japan over the next couple of days. you still got a few wintry flowers cost more than piles of hon. she pushing up into hawkeye, but they're in the process of retreating away. so bright disguise, coming back in largely dry and bright across the korean peninsula, but looking very wet, the se, in parts of china and taiwan, ah, in columbia, transforming open wasting into building long to use is to present the waste plus the war. we can finish this is sheila ameri

we've seen century old rain records broken a queensland as we head toward new south wales is while the northern territory and also for south australia. and we've got more rain to come for flood strict stricken areas, cross at east coast through queensland, new south wales and victorian, the potential to see some severe thunderstorms which will really bolster those rainfall tallies. and for new zealand, a scattering of showers across both islands. that's it, see soon. ah, african stories of resilience and perry, a tradition and dedication with short documentary sky african film, make it on the white 9. and the bookmaking africa direct on al jazeera lou. ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera health experts around the world say it's too early to know if the, on the con, variant of cuban 19 will cause more severe illness or evade vaccines. that's health officials. meanwhile, have confirmed the cases of the heavily mutated variant from the week before south africa approach the world health organization and brazil has become the latest country to confirm on the chrome infection

i'll do 0. queensland, australia claim to international sports news. here's leo. thank you. peter will english premier league side tottenham have sat there manager nuno as 3 those santo after hiring him just 4 months ago. the portuguese is playing the price for a disappointing start to the season. furs are languishing down and 8 in the premier league. the move to dismiss new no follows for getting thrashed 3 now by manchester, united. some bookies in place, antonio conte as favorite to be tottenham next manager where it's a lot of start. sergio guerra has reportedly been diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat. the forward was experiencing chest pains and breathing problems during barcelona match. on saturday, the 33 year old fell to the ground and was treated by medical staff on the field before going to hospital for a cardiac exam. a guerra will have further tests in the coming days to determine the full extent of the problem. all right, well joining us now from card if we have the here usa, he's a professor and cardiology at university hospital, wales and screens players fo

sarah clark reports not from queensland. i will look here or 1st. it was the french president taking a swipe at his trailing prime minister, either his decision to suddenly scrap a $68000000000.00 contract to build nuclear submarines. now it's the french ambassador to australia lining up, but the next round of accusations that the seat was intentional. and because it was far more at stake than providing submarines the way it was ended was plainly as that in the back france had agreements to build conventionally powered submarines for strategy as navy. in september, the united states and great britain announced their own deal with a strata. that surprised announcement triggered an angry diplomatic exchange, the french ambassador in camber recourse to paris. now back in australia, he accused scott morrison of putting political interests, a head of astrology. diplomatic relationship says the leak of a private exchange with the french president represents anew load, sees an unprecedented new low in terms of our to proceed in those so in terms of truce a

i'll do 0, queensland, australia. so hey, john al jazeera quarter century milestone. auto 0 celebrates 25 years of getting a voice in the world series. remain alive, but still trail atlanta. more details later in fort ah, they're watching for the seats. don't change at the moment. rain could start to fall before shout anytime. really in the baby influencer. but it's nothing obvious that would. it's all been happening further north. we've had the flash flooding in the mountains in northern iraq. we've had, we have the full cross, the potential for more of the same, i think. but these things look rather more dispersive straw, the quieter. but there is a change bounce, take place and look at this. coming out of the central part of asia. russia really took through catholic spam. this cold front bring snow onto the western tibetan platter. was a mountains 1st and then it brings it all the way down towards normal chemist in the tempest behind will drop. but this is a hint of a change that could go a lot further south by the end of the week, reaching the gulf states maybe al

while a top health official in another australian state at queensland has issued a warning to people who refused co but shelter. he said vaccine hesitant citizens could effectively be banished from society. oh, they cries, not give back side lawful. the miserable without being faxed that it is going to be very hard to maintain your employment. if you're not vaccinated, you won't be able to go any way for any time. it won't be able to go anywhere. well actually it has an 83 percent covered vaccination rates, while queensland is also high at 70 percent. but the spied reaching international heard immunity targets, australia seeking to rot, shit up the pressure and the on vaccinated. earlier we as professor of epidemiology, catherine bennett, who's in the victoria state capital of melbourne. if the new builder is the right response to the pandemic. ha, that the reason they argue that i'm having a pandemic bill was going to be important, was that it would allow some of the decision making process is to become more transparent actually. but there was concern that when it came back that it

my family, i spread across new south wales, south australia and queensland. so in say seriously, you know, getting across the international border. oh, you know, that was sort of her number one and now having to navigate the different restrictions and the different approaches to domestic orders. you know, remains challenging. that's a hurdle. these were united families, a willing to overlook for now, 0 o'clock, i'll do 0. queensland, australia. now jamini government, so say who see missile strikes have hit a religious school and mos killing at least 8 people. 22 others were injured in the attacks in algebra, district south of the city of morrow. it was these began their push to take control of the oil, which province 2 months ago. myra is the last stronghold of the internationally recognized government. if europe is government has accused to grow and fight is of killing 100 youths. this is a kind, vague deny. government tweet says that the killings happened in comm, boucher, a strategic town. the rebel group said it captured on sunday. if you're up, his army

new wanna top health official in another australian state. queensland has issued a warning to people who refused cope with shot. he said vaccine hasn't citizens could effectively be banished from society. oh, the craziness get backside lawful. the miserable without beings accented. it's got to be very hard to maintain your employment if you're not vaccinated. or you won't be able to go any way for any of the time. and i was trailer has a 93 percent co vaccination. right. while queensland is also high, it's 70 percent. despite reaching international herd immunity targets though australia seeking to ratchet up the pressure on the on vaccinated. we spoke earlier to prefer so of apd monitor, catherine bennett, who's in the victoria state capital, melbourne, about her. if the new bill there is the right response to the disease, part of the reason they argue that i'm having a pandemic bill was going to be important was that it would allow some of the decision making processes to become more transparent actually. but there was concern that when it came back that it didn't actually have some

we want a top health official in another australian state. queensland is issued a warning to people who refused covered shots. he said vaccine hesitant citizens could effectively be banished from society. what will be miserable without being faxed that it is going to be very hard to maintain your employment if you're not vaccinated? you won't be able to go anyway free entertainment australia has an 83 percent cov vaccination rates, while queensland is also high at 70 percent. but despite reaching anticipated, earlier we asked professor of epidemiology, katherine bennett, who's in the victoria state capitol of melbourne is the new bill that is the right response to the disease. part of the reason they argued that i'm having a pandemic bill was going to be important, was that it would allow some of the decision making processes to become more transparent actually. but there was concern that when it came back that it didn't actually have some of the oversight automatically written in that would ensure that this was going to happen in that way. so it's really important the changes we've see

isn't always i well, i mean, walla, in the top, a health official, new australian state of queensland has issued a warning to the people who refused covert shots. he said they could lose their jobs and ultimately be cut off from society. all the cries, let's get back to that lawful the miserable without being faxed. that is going to be very hard to maintain your employment. if you're not vex side, you won't be able to go anyway for any time. and australia has an 83 percent copay . the vaccination rate a while queensland is a catching up with 70 percent. despite the high figures and possible hood immunity, australia seeking to ratchet up the pressure on the unvaccinated, by charging them from medical care, we spoke to epidemiologist, michael tool, who thinks the idea is against medical ethics. taken after a graduation that we will provide the care and support and treatment to anyone who needs it, based on what the problem is. we have to do what we can to provide appropriate treatment to everyone who needs that. and from may personally. that means i'm backs on it people, but these peopl

queensland is catching up with 70 percent. but despite reaching heard, immunity targets, australia speaking, to ratchet up the pressure on the unvaccinated, by charging them for medical care. well, let's learn more about this now across live to catherine bennett, professor of epidemiology. joining us life here on our team international. a very good morning. to you, thanks so much for joining us here on the program. i wanted to ask you just straight off given how many people so far have already been vaccinated and how low the number in new daily cove and infections are compared to other countries around the world. do you think this new bill is necessary? oh, we're very keen in australia because we have very low natural immunity. we haven't had big waves in australia, thankfully that we are trying to roll out our vaccine program in a way that transition still living with the virus. now that he's in the community in larger states without saying those things way. so it's kind of managed that, that transition well, and part of that

sir clark. audi 0. queensland, australia. ah . hi. this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. world leaders are arriving at glasgow for the un climate conference. the g 20 meeting earlier a day earlier rather leaders agreed to take greater action to limit global warming . although there were few firm commitments. madeau has more prompt esco 25 falls and delegates from.

while queensland is catching up at 70 percent, and but as wide reaching international heard immunity targets, australia seeking to wretched up the pressure on the unvaccinated. earlier i asta australian professor of epidemiology, or if the new bill in victoria is the right response to the pandemic. were very keen in australia because we have very low natural immunity. we haven't had big ways in australia, thankfully that we are trying to roll out have vaccine program in a way that transition still living with the virus that, that, that he's in the community in red lodge of states without saying those fees waived . so it's china managed that, that transition. well, part of the reason they argued that i'm having a pandemic bill was going to be important was that it would allow some of the decision making processes to become more transparent actually. but there was concern that when it came back that they didn't actually have some of the oversight automatically written in that would ensure that this was going to happen in that way. so it's really important the changes we've seen in the

despite the fact that most people live on the board and it's between new south wales and queensland. people living in the middle. so, the distances between some of our states as well.— distances between some of our states as well. yes indeed. how do ou states as well. yes indeed. how do you see _ states as well. yes indeed. how do you see this _ states as well. yes indeed. how do you see this lasting. - states as well. yes indeed. how do you see this lasting. as - states as well. yes indeed. how do you see this lasting. as you i do you see this lasting. as you described it, these two different australians. these two different countries in some respects? two different countries in some resects? m, two different countries in some resects? , ., , , respects? most states will be 0 enin: respects? most states will be opening up — respects? most states will be opening up before _ respects? most states will be opening up before christmasl respects? most states will be . opening up before christmas and we've got about another month and a half of these and here in western australia, we have t

and more rain is coming out in the forecast on tuesday for queensland. but it's moving more in land. same goes for new south wales looking good and perth. however, with a high of 24 degrees. okay, well and this weather report rate now in new zealand where the next round of rain will move in southern alps, looking to pick up about 70 millimeters of rain. and it will continue to be unsettled at toward that top end of the south island. but also the north island getting into those heavy bouts of what weather around the capitol region. wellington we've got you in for a hiv 19 degrees. that's it soon. ah . if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in the center? this is the story of america what's working and what not. lot of people were only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can't handle multiple challenges on multiple fronts, we need to go back to school. the bottom line on al jazeera, ah, this is al jazeera. ah hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thank you for joining u

but that was where the continues for new south wales as well as queensland, where we have seen some record rainfall figures for november. some of those thunderstorms expected to eat slightly on saturday for brisbin, but they will be showers through to next week. wet weather as well continuing in sydney. now as we hope across the tasman, see is looking very settled for the north island in use the land plenty of fine and dry weather there. but in the south it is gonna turn wet and windy a. you can see those rounds of rain rolling into the west where we have got some orange warnings out. and that wet weather is going to knock a lot of the wounds out of christ church. by the time we get into saturday. now was we move to southeast asia, the heavy rain continues for northern areas of the philippines and it's looking rather wet for southern vietnam. that sure update ah, for a year, how will host the middle east 1st? well, in preparation, the country is stage in a major tournament. 16 nations going head to head in thick purpose built stadiums for 2022 will keep you across the action. as council pr

city and jakarta jakarta getting up to a height of 30 degrees off to australia, wet weather for queensland coastal sections a lap around that east coast there. but it's starting to spread further inland in the days to come for now, brisbin has a hive $26.00 degrees looking good in western australia, perth, in the sunshine, at $27.00. or in this weather report in new zealand right now, getting clips was some showers for the western portion of the south island. also some rain around to the capitol region. wallington at 19 auckland, looking good in the sunshine. 24 on monday. that's it. ah. the philippines aspiring to restore faith in vaccine. i think one of the night a new, wrong one. 0, one east investigate on out of europe. ah, this is al jazeera ah lauren taylor. this is the hours here and use our live from london calling up. the identification of omicron coincides with a sudden rise in corbet 19 infection. a warning that the new crown of ours variant could be having a big impact in south africa. some doctors think it's just a mild infection, comes is more countries find their 1st cases o

send troops announced the 20 troops at a small number, but they are hitting to from towns will in queensland where i am to honey our as we speak. and we're going another, a group of but for your heading there on friday. and this is simply to monitor the situation and do what the prime minister said is to try and restore stability and security on the ground and of the prime minister that he wants at the strain trip at the help the police. he's also not he spoken to the prime minister of p g as was popping to getting. so it's a bulletin situation. at least $27.00 people have drowned off the coast of france after their boat capsized. they were refugees and migrants trying to reach the u. k . this is the worst disaster and recent years for migrants attempting that crossing least 11 people killed after fire broke out in a mine in rushes, siberia region, emergency services rescued, more than 200 people who were trapped. sweden's 1st female prime ministers resigned . jess hours after she was confirmed by parliament, magdalena and sean was leading a minority coalition with the green party but quit w

and we're seeing the rain's pick up, of course, much of queensland and new south wales. it's going to be wet for sydney, but it dries up from sunday, but it will remain rather unsettled and wet for adelaide and melbourne. well into next week. now i do hope across a tasman sea to new zealand. it's very settled in the south island. thanks to high pressure that's hanging on. the rain continues up in the north of the north island, but it is going to get wetter for southern areas, but christ church will see the temperature pick up lots of funny diet, dry conditions. and sunshine coming through here. now was we move across to southeast asia? this was the scene in jakarta, people were being rescued, thanks to flooding. we've got flood warnings out and the rain is set to continue. ah, stories that need to be told, find a way these are my babies. my students, witness joke cases in firing documentary that changed the world on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm north taylor. this is the owners here and use our line from london. coming up, united nation is warned. the

i some very wet weather, just only east coast of queensland fast. i see it dry up here. it brightens up. but notice that wet weather still lurking there across the southeast of eastern parts of victoria, southern parts of new south wales. and in fact, by the time we come to sunday refreshes up could be cold enough for some snow over the alpine regions at fat state. blustery showers continue me while across sun, new zealand for 23 celsius in christchurch, as not too bad into the low twenty's to for a tokyo over the next day or so. the time being, we're looking, it's dry across that eastern side of japan. western area, still seeing some wet weather, we will still season when fi flowers coming in over the higher ground. here as we go, wanted to sat day, tad kohler for take it with 90 degrees, but it should be la, she try try and getting warm in the air for solar around 13 celsius, much of china is settled and sunny temperatures in beijing of 14. ah mm shauna is pursuing prosperity and influence on the globe and stage when i, when ac investigates, what be main, but one of it

troops other announce that 20 troops as a small number, but they are hitting to from townsville in queensland where i am at 220 hour as we speak. and we got another group of but school year. so heading there on friday, and this is simply to monitor the situation and do what the prime minister said is to try and restore stability and security on the ground. and a prime minister said he, what says the strain trips out to help the police are? he's also not so he's spoken to the prime minister of p g as was popping he's getting so suddenly it's a volatile situation. at least 6 people have been killed after a fire broke out in a mine and rushed siberia region. emergency services rescued more than 200 people were trapped, dozens were injured. and the rescue operation is still under way for more than 40 people. still inside at least $27.00 refugees and migrants had drowned off the coast of france after their boat capsized. they were trying to cross the english channel to reach the u. k. and so was disaster in recent years, the migrants attempting that dangerous crossing rule. middle germany is a cor

corals are fertilizing their offspring by releasing spohn into the specific ocean off the coast of queensland is an extraordinary event that lasts for t or three days. take a look. >> it is a resurction many feared they might neve see. the spning of new le in australia's fast coral reefs. scientists are witnessing an explosion of coral fertilization. the reef releasing's berm and eggs into the ocean to reproduce. the coral normally procreates a sexuly wh incidents like this a rarity marine biology. the event is expected to last two to three days and a marine scientist described it as a where occurrence and the largest sexual event on the planet to >> the bait barrier has such a unique text to great barrier has such a unique ecosystem. it is still a unique event. from a, the best way to explain it, there is nothing else like it on the planet. >> the reef network has suffered from several enormous bleaching events. a process of losing its color and vitality owing to unusual high ocean temperature. only 32% of australia's great barrier reef remains unaffected by bleaching. bu scientists are caut

when chase center tipoff is at 7 for now live at chase center kylen >> residents of a town in queenslandffled after finding that thing on the roof. a kangaroo stuck up there and no one knows exactly how the roux ended up. they've big hop. it is a big top and more on that momentarily. they maybe a jump from a nearby home neighbors called emergency services. rescuers, though they said they were hesitant to respond because they thought this is a prank, like a fake king grew up there when they finally did arrive, they saw that it was real coax. the kangaroo to jump down locals are still scratching their heads trying to figure out how the animal made it on to the roof. i googled how high can take joe and 6 feet. seems like but more than that, start well, they can like 30 feet. if the running, you know, work on how to use a a. horse on ali. i don't know. on the ground like not ha what like along just like a car lewis long. joe, i'm trying to figure out how they coaxed him down. i mean, you would think the kangaroos and i'm i'm with >> all right. that's it for us. >> santa fe 6. thank you at 6

some localized will flash flooding summer where to weather even creeping into southern parts of queensland over the next couple days. so again, watch out for some high river levels and flash lighting coming through here. monday . see, wet weather, making its way back into w way. should be dry down towards that southeast corner sunshine in showers. therefore, new zealand, a little bit, a shabby, i just making its way across japan, but for the most part is funded, try with counting, the cost is the follow refuses to says pay that back soon. secret. well, vocalization has a south african labs, m on a coast, contacted by the pandemic. the airline industry, once a root canal, madison counsel the cough on out there. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm marianne lizzie, welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. i'm a room over every bill. after surviving for days on the pole and batteries border asylum seekers mainly from iraq and syria plead not to be sent back home. austria is autumn locked down a final taste of freedom before restrictions.

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cause some localized or flash flooding summer where to weather even creeping into southern parts of queensland over the next couple of days. so again, watch out for some high river levels and flash flooding coming through here monday . see where to whether making his way back into where wu wei should be dry down towards that southeast corner, sunshine and showers. there for new zealand, a little bit of shabby. i just making its way across japan, but for the most part is fine. try. stella had so anal to sierra cole's foreign investigation into the death of a palestinian prisoner in israeli custody. and it takes more than 50 years for 2 men convicted of killing. malcolm acts of their names cleared this japanese baseball stars, receiving some high praise back home to be names. the most valuable player in the american league will have more in sports later on. the use are ah, port was b, the capital of pop getting is ranked one of the most dangerous things in the world . one a one east investigate the violent gains, instilling fear on the street. on l g 0 in the country with an abundance of results

stricken areas of australia, eastern australia, bracing for even more rain coastal sections of queensland, new south wales into victoria, and the potential over the next step. 48 hours to see another $200.00 millimeters of rain as severe thunderstorms potential as well. so that's when we can see those downpours of rain all at once. me time western australia looking good in the sun pers at 25 degrees for new zealand. both islands, dealing with a scattering of showers, gives been, temperatures have fallen off a bit here to a high of 20 degrees on wednesday, southeast asia. a tropical storm has formed just east of the philippines, but it will steer towards the north. so not looking at to impact land, and we've also got an area of low pressure just south of sumatra at toward the west of java. so that's throwing around some rain and where we have seen a lot of rain, it's starting to dry off in vietnam. still a few scattered showers, but nothing like we've seen over the last little while. solid band of rain is moving across said japan, honshu and hook kado. this system dropped about a 100 milli

and more rain is coming out in the forecast on tuesday for queensland, but it's moving more inland. same goes for new south wales looking good and perth. however, with a high of 24 degrees. ok, well, in this weather report rate now in new zealand, where the next round of rain will move in southern alp fucking to pick up about 70 millimeters of rain and it will continue to be unsettled. that's what that top end of the south island, but also the north island getting into those heavy bouts of what weather around the capitol region. wellington we've got you in for a hiv 19 degrees. that's it soon. ah . the step beyond the comfort zone were assumptions or challenge travel to the ends of the earth and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it is a probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in. how quickly things contract award winning documentary, the old for perception, witness on a just the euro. lou ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, more countries closed their borders, concerned by the new corona virus variant. on the crunch, the world

as this system developed further to go through sunday and on into monday and southern parts of queensland. also seeing some rather wet weather. further north is hot and sunny. ah. oh, counting the cost as big pharma refuses to sal private back soon. secret? well, health organization, hiv a south african labs crack and line a coast i'm factored by the pandemic. the airline industry wants a root canal. madison, counting the cough on out there investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on al jazeera. ah ah ah, this is al jazeera, quick reminder of the top stories this arm. tens of thousands of people in australia are protesting against cove, with 19 vaccine orders and pandemic laws. rallies are being held in each state capitol. the united states is calling on china to prove that tennis player punctual is okay. she hasn't been seen since accusing a high ranking politician of sexually assaulting her holland says hundreds of asylum seekers of trying to breach its border despite sneer by camps being cleared on friday or to police. arrested $45.00 people for throwing rocks and tear

you can see that weather system stretching all the way down new south wales in queensland. we could see some flooding. we have got flood alerts out here, but to the west, it is looking a lot warmer. a lot dry f, a places like put the temperature will come down over the next few days, but there is a lot of sunshine around here and they will be sunshine coming through for sydney. by the time we get to monday, it will make an appearance. but there will be wet weather, extending through next week. now as we head to new zealand, it's looking written, wendy cost central areas, but it will be more settled by the time we get some monday. ah, the end of the country with an abundance of results with great power and walk indonesia whose 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 be part when denise is growth and progress, invest in indonesia now. ah aah! on al jazeera, these are our top stori

we got to some nasty shower, still rumbling away, particularly into queensland, is going to see some very heavy downpours as we go through the next day or so. we can see they make their way a fair way in land. the southwell still sing a few showers for monday. still a few showers in victoria for a time. these will ease look at the wet weather peps up across the good part of queen anne. the rest of australia is not you fine and dry. ah, the end of the country with an abundance of results rate. lauren won indonesia, he's firms for me. we move to grow and fraud. 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 investment. let me park when denise is broke and programs in indonesia now ah ah, they're watching out era, reminder of our top stories. they sell australia as a licensed country to confirm cove at 19 variant infections to passengers coming from southern africa and to sydney tested positive for the kron of the country of only just reopened for internation