in the state of queensland, the use of packages polyester packaging, this plastic packaging for cosmetics, thick plastic bags , buying and releasing the volume of all kinds of balloons is also prohibited in the state of australia, as well as police packaging, colored plastic granules , plastic trays and cups, and disposable plastics. similarly, in australia, single-use plates and plastic wraps for pizza are banned . single-use plastics are no doubt confusing for industries with different laws in different states and territories. there should be a single policy. in the country, it should be determined within a specific period of time so that plastics that harm the environment are phased out in all devices. i am at your service, dear viewers of the khabar channel, during the last day and night, during the hottest hours of the day, the temperature in ahvaz reached 47 degrees above zero, and it was reported as the warmest center of the province, while today simple early morning at 11 in the coolest hour in shahrekord the temperature reached above zero and it was the coldest center of the prov

queensland, the middle state of australia, and the clock state of australia have more use of cotton-tipped cleaners than today. the series has been banned in the state of queensland, the use of polyester packaging, this plastic packaging of cosmetics and health products, thick plastic bags, and releasing the volume of all kinds of balloons is also prohibited in the state of australia, and the use of polyester packaging of these colored granules is also prohibited. plastic tray plastic cups and similar single-use plastics are also banned. in australia, single -use bowls and plates, plastic packaging and pizza are banned. single-use, of course, different laws in different states and territories. it is confusing for the industry that there should be a single policy in the country to lay down a national road map with a specific time frame to phase out plastics that harm the environment in all states. integrated movement to deal with environmental hazards tabriz azariap industries co., a manufacturer of advanced bakery machines with the aim of improving the quality and hygiene of the dough, min

from today in the state of queensland, it is now illegal to release helium balloons into the sky.n that these balloons are deadly to seabirds who often mistake them for food. 0ther often mistake them for food. other measures being introduced in other states in south australia include banning of polystyrene packaging and also microbeads. they are found in many shower and personal care products including cleaning products. everso products including cleaning products. ever so slowly, australia is getting to grips with its substantial plastic problem. around the world and across the uk... this is bbc news. in the current financial climate, demand is increasing. this summer com ared demand is increasing. this summer compared to _ demand is increasing. this summer compared to last _ demand is increasing. this summer compared to last summer- demand is increasing. this summer compared to last summer we - demand is increasing. this summer compared to last summer we are i compared to last summer we are dealing with 55 children a week needing uniforms. it's roughly doubled. we are getting mo

from today in the state of queensland, it's now illegal to release helium balloons into the sky.dies have shown that these balloons are deadly to seabirds who often mistake them for food. other measures being introduced in other states, western australia and south australia include banning of polystyrene packaging and also of microbeads. they are found in many shower and personal care products and cleaning products as well. so ever so slowly australia is trying to get to grips with its substantial plastic problem. paris has become the first european capital to ban electric scooters for public hire. it introduced them just five years ago but when parisians were asked to vote on whether they wanted to keep them, last april, they said non. it's meant the three companies which operate the e—scooters have been withdrawing them from paris and redeploying them to other european cities. 0ur correspondent hugh schofield sent this update. yeah. over the last few weeks, the three operating companies have been getting rid of their 15,000 or so e—scooters. they're disappearing off to other eu

a new role is binding a single use. plastics are going into effect in 3 australian states. queensland, south, australia, west and australia are bringing and restrictions on micro beats. packing peanuts, plastic plates, and cost him, but sticks and even the mass release of balloons. officials, a calling for a comprehensive national bank in the us job market is holding steady, adding 897000 jobs in august. according to the bureau of labor statistics. let's say the figure shows that the labor market is resilient, even with high interest rates, which makes sense for companies more expensive unemployment rates in the us, the apps 3.8 percent. a recent report from the organized crime and corruption reporting project is alleging that to have a donnie groups keep public investors or in fact, inside us at the massive conglomerate, which is a violation of indian securities law. therefore follows in the session made any of this year by americans short sell a hand and the search is donated was involved in stuck in the police playing course defense, stopped the flemish. it also took a protest on a

southern hemisphere and almost 70 fires burning across new south wales and fire authorities in queenslandling fires as well so this is a very disturbing reminder for many historians as to the disaster here, the black summer disaster of 2019 and 2020. affecting an area of the story of the same size as the united kingdom. the authorities don't expect to repeat this the summer but the bushfires and extreme heat we have endured and is that australia is a reminder of what has happened in the past but also a warning of what might happen in the future so the authorities believe that come the authorities believe that come the summer conditions see the listeria could be extremely unpredictable and dangerous. i want to show you — unpredictable and dangerous. i want to show you these _ unpredictable and dangerous. i want to show you these pictures - unpredictable and dangerous. i want to show you these pictures of- unpredictable and dangerous. i want to show you these pictures of the . to show you these pictures of the moment to seal pups got tangled up in a fishing net on a south african beach at w

a new role is bonding single use. plastics are going into effect in 3 a strategy and states. queensland south australia um west and australia are bringing and restrictions on micro beads. packing peanuts, plastic plates and custom bud sticks. and even the mass release of balloons, officials are calling for a comprehensive national bank. and the us job market is holding steady, adding a 187000 jobs in august, according to the bureau of labor statistics. let's say the figure shows that the labor market is resilient even with high interest rates, which makes sense for companies more expensive unemployment rates in the us, the past 3.8 percent. and the reason report from the organized crime and corruption reporting project is alleging that to have a donnie groups keep public investors, or in fact, inside us at the massive conglomerate, which is a violation of india and security is not their fault follows in the session made any of this year by americans short sell a hand and the search is donated was involved in stuck on the police plane course defense stopped the flemish. it also took a pr

in some places, the hot and windy conditions closed a bush 5 and queensland threatened to engulf homes. forecast as a cooler temperatures set to arrive later in the week. again sports in the crisis of spain's national women's football team looks set to continue following confirmation by the plans that they meant painting their bike costs, all the squad, the bike up was pretty good when former spanish federation, boston new is the allies, kissed clear jenny m also on the lips at the wall a couple of what ceremony last month. and also said the case was not conversational . with team on demanding reforms and new leadership, they could face fines of up to 30000 euros on suspension of the federation license . should they refuse to play the score man's football, the champions league re tends on tuesday. this will be the final time we'll see the traditional group stage ahead of a radical overhaul next season. money is often the deciding factor when it comes to football and it's no surprise at hold as much as the city stop us favorites. this is only 3 months since months is to city return for

the hot and windy conditions can cause the bush fine in queensland and threatened to engulf homes. forecast as a cooler temperatures are set to arrive late during the week. this is for the crisis in spring is national women's football team looks set to continue following confirmation by the plans that, that maintaining the ball costs of the squad. the bucket was triggered when former spanish federation, boston, the risk would be at is to declare jenny, i'm also on the lips at the wall. a couple of awards ceremony last month and also said the case was not consensual team on demanding reforms and new leadership could face fines were up to 30000 years and the suspension of the federation license should they refuse to play on the score and men's football the champions league, which ends on choose day, this will be the final time we'll see the traditional group stage ahead of a radical overhaul next season. money is often the the signing fact, so when it comes to football and it's no surprise that hold as much as the city stats as favorites. it's only 3 months since mentions to city return for m

the 100 windy conditions sponsor bush fire on the sunshine coast handle land in queensland. threatening to engulf hollings full cost as expect coolant temperatures. later in the week some sports news in men's football. the champions liquid touch today. it's the last time we'll see the traditional group stage ahead of a radical oval hole. next season. money is often the deciding factor when it comes to football and it's no surprise that hold the mattress to city side as favors. it's only 3 months since mentioned to city return for missed them both with the 1st champions league trophy. now one of the world's most watched and lucrative sports competitions is starting again. city of the favorites to retain the title of the spending. $240000000.00 euros and new play is they stopped the quest at home to read stop build rate on tuesday. every season we started the. the competition differs game. always. the target is when the 1st 145 for the group stage for the 16 and try to win the attempt is nothing changed for before. when we do the we need to and the season that we wanted less, he's up to 3

today, plastic ear cleaners with cotton heads in this series have not finished in the state of queensland, the use of polyester packaging in this plastic packaging cosmetics and hygiene products, thick plastic bags, buying and releasing the volume of all kinds of balloons are also prohibited. in the vast state of australia, polyester packaging of these small grains, plastic chairs, plastic trays and cups, and similar disposable plastics are also prohibited. in the state of the clock australia has banned the use of single-use bowls and plates and plastic packaging for pizza. single-use pieces are no doubt confusing for the industry to have different laws in different states and regions. there should be a single policy in the country. that a national road map with a certain period of time be determined so that the plastics that harm the environment are phased out in all cases , there is a movement of one fabric to deal with environmental hazards. central street in tel aviv is the scene of the 35th week of anti-cabinet protests it was the zionist regime. this news and other news in the packa

rachel is based on heron island, about 2 hours boat ride from gladstone on the queensland coast.re's a resort and a research station built on the site of an old turtle soup factory. these days, people here want their wildlife protected rather than liquidized. sandy, exactly how big is the great barrier reef? it's immense. i mean, it's about the same surface area as germany, 2300 kilometres in length, thousands of reefs, hundreds of islands. massive. it sounds massive. it must be hard to survey the entire thing then. yeah. so they reckon that 40% of the reef hasn't been surveyed. so from a from a conservation perspective, so massive. and imagine how the logistics you would require in order to do the whole the whole reef would be, you know, immense. andy's the brains behind earth hour. that's 60 minutes every year when businesses and landmarks turn off their lights to raise awareness of climate change. here we are. now, though, he's turned his attention to the reef and is convinced education is the key to its survival. so we're going to show you now is reef tracks, which is somethi

the halston windy conditions spot, the butterfly on the sunshine coast tend to land in queensland, threatening to engulf homes full cost, as are expecting coolest temperatures. later in the week, now griffith prison is released by iran on the way home to the united states. the 2 countries have freed 5 citizens each and a kathleen negotiated swap in which terran was given access to almost $6000000000.00 in frozen funds. one of the americans sang president joe biden, so pushing that lives above politics. but some of the us are criticizing the swap that's saying it. ling coverage states to take more of its citizens as hostages. the the says steps of freedom. after use any ron's most notorious prison. 5 us citizens of uranian descent, landed in doha, as part of a complex prison, a swap. the 5 had been convicted on espionage related charges that they were widely seen as hostages taken by the reigning regime as bargaining chips. the return is the result of months of secret talks broke. if i could talk and exchange for the release, iran is getting access to $6000000000.00 in old revenue that was froz

the hoss and wendy conditions, spots, and bush baya, on the sunshine coast, tend to land in queensland, threatening to engulf homes. full cost as are expecting cooler temperatures. and lisa, in the week the groups of american prisoners, released by iran, has arrived back in the united states. as, according to us media reports, the 2 countries have freed 5 citizens each and a kathleen negotiated suave. the deal also gives tear on access to almost $6000000000.00 in frozen funds. one of the americans fund president joe biden, to pushing the lives of both politics. meanwhile, 2 of the radians released by the us have now returned to terror on so the us got that 5 at citizens while iran got access to $6000000000.00. i off the alley for total and john, who's the director of the center for middle eastern global order here in belen, whether this was a fad deal. so i think 1st of all, um we can uh, you know, welcome to the release of the uh, 5 american hostages taken by chat, ron, which is a welcome development of course. uh, but looking at this development in the logic context, we can see that

than usual. hot and windy conditions sparked and bush fire on the sunshine coast hinterland and queensland threatening to engulf homes. forecasters expect cooler temperatures later in the week and some sports news usually on august 1 has been picked as the new codes of germany's men's national football team. not according to german media reports. the ex byron coast is expected to leave the team until the end of the european championship next summer, here in germany after that he'll be available on the coaching market again. here's a look at non alons not goes month career so far. so he was the front of this lee because youngest of a coach of 28, a fresher faced duty and novels minute hoffman heim, he got the top job after working his way through the ranks of the crops use academy . and most of a to, from the stats we've got, the guy now goes my med, huffman hines of the champions league for the 1st time before the light sick came cooling by now, he had a reputation as a tactical innovator came to make use of technology to get the best out of his play as david david, that'd be players had t

to queensland? why not do that?at i am very so i have to say that i am very happy as a gp, despite all happy as as a uk gp, despite all the problems. i really like working there it's always working there and it's always been me about paying been a thing for me about paying back people actually back to people and actually helping people the thing that helping people is the thing that gives the buzz than gives me the buzz rather than just financial side. just the financial side. >> you, julian spinks, >> i believe you, julian spinks, thank joining again. thank you for joining us again. well australia, let's well talking of australia, let's go to sydney right now. it's some unearthly but some unearthly hour, but alexandra marshall, freelance writer and contributor to the spectator , australia, is there spectator, australia, is there waiting for us. thank you for getting up in the middle of the night. it's a story, alexandra, that hasn't as yet hit the british press in any way at all, but i think it's to going i think a

to queensland? why not do that?t i am very so i have to say that i am very happy as a gp, despite all happy as as a uk gp, despite all the problems. i really like working there it's always working there and it's always been me about paying been a thing for me about paying back people actually back to people and actually helping people the thing that helping people is the thing that gives the buzz than gives me the buzz rather than just financial side. just the financial side. >> you, julian spinks, >> i believe you, julian spinks, thank joining again. thank you for joining us again. well australia, let's well talking of australia, let's go to sydney right now. it's some unearthly but some unearthly hour, but alexandra marshall, freelance writer and contributor to the spectator , australia, is there spectator, australia, is there waiting for us. thank you for getting up in the middle of the night. it's a story, alexandra, that hasn't as yet hit the british press in any way at all, but i think it's to going i think au

not a lot of change between sunday and monday, maybe more of a breeze up the queensland coast. but hey, i still have no. what does it in new zealand? so the range moving up from sire 5 until with know, fondest didn't know awfully. so you got a bit of a sudden affecting try. so should be brought to a particularly note of the woman that rain will settle late and it's rather wet to know 5 and come the end of monday in. today's is still mostly drawing the lazy a little less. so now the readings are starting to come, science to monitor will be a big way to the most to be talking about, tied on to come body and still is on the northern part. the philippines and southern china. huge amounts of age and still to full here. hong kong is still fairly wet and we've had a lot of re recently in the central part of hong chiou from once. is that something you call and see a tropical storm? there's more rain to come here to and we'll kind of getting through western china of some depth of the stories of hope and inspiration. schultz documentary from around the world that celebrates colleagues an

we left with the legacy child developed through new south wales coasts area and then up through queensland, leaving behind the site in the sky. so time she's not late and camera will rise. whereas in past having pete on wednesday, the drop again, a beat on says it be $20.00 to above the average. these even is a different story. this is transitional period with going into spring. so you often get some pretty vicious weather rains when heavy recently and strong winds at least a relatively benign. yeah, that's right. in every way pretensions are okay to be in dante valley start. but that's to say, look at friday, here's your mind. so snow running up and desire, harland tries church because of the sudden effect is wound up to a quite surprising 18 degrees. the did you need to talk to the or how do they control information? how does the narrative improve public opinion? how is this as intended? this and we flaming the story. the listening post, i think the media, we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. the watching, i'll just need a reminder of i told stories of this uh,

we've had some pokey little showering up in new south wales damage to queensland. but once they've gone through the temperatures recovery, we're getting more of a recovery in 29, even 30. and sidney is one above average by about 7 degrees, where we have had a quite woman past 10 to 24, and that so the heat transfer the east inside of australian, i think you'll just keep coming over the next couple of days, particularly for sydney. whereas mean, usually the weather's look distinct, the lot getting coming, rather vicious spring huge amounts of snow and rain on the west and site the south problem so, so the thing won't surprise just then that keeps moving north, which was very wet to no file. and during saturday went on probably when the so this is pick weddington example for the next 3 days, right? and wendy, then wendy, wendy, how do states console information? how does the narrative inform public opinion? how is this as intended? this and we flaming the story? the listening post, i think the media, we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. the

fires burning across new south wales, more than a dozen out of control, also fire authorities in queenslanda, battling fires as well. so, this is a very disturbing reminder for many australians as to the disaster here a few years ago, the black summer disaster of 2019—20. .. ..an area of australia the same size as the united kingdom. now, the authorities don't expect a repeat this summer. but certainly the bushfires and this extreme heat we've been enduring in eastern australia is a reminder of what has happened in the past but also a warning of what might happen in the future. so, the authorities believe that come the summer, conditions here in australia could be extremely unpredictable and dangerous. let's bring you a developing story and six palestinians have been and six palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank and gaza strip. four were killed in a late—night military raid at thejenin refugee camp in which some 30 people were injured, according to palestinian medics. the israeli military said that its forces carried out a rare drone strike and exchanged

the hutch in windy conditions, sponsor bush fire on the sunshine coast, into land in queensland, threatening to engulf hugs, full cost as expect cooler temperatures. later in the week, protesters in the libyan city of doing an angry until thirties and a demanding accountability a week of the devastating floods. the focus does accuse officials of failing to maintain that to damage. the collapse in a storm is demanding an international investigation into the disaster as well. that's left thousands, date and 1000 small basic catastrophe has all sort of tens of thousands homeless and in need of basic supplies including clean for let's bring in on us as monte libyan political analysts. tell us a little bit more about what's going on with these protests, is what that demanding for us? well, the process is i've been demanding since last night the, the end of the rule of libya's parliament that looked at actions for the last decade. the blog deluxe elections that would have seen them being able to elect a reliable and responsive and known local council. the nephew of the chief of ottoman get us all

fires burning across new south wales, more than a dozen out—of—control, also fire authorities in queenslandate of tasmania battling fires as well. so this is a very disturbing reminder for many australian as to the disaster here a few years ago, the black summer disaster 2019 - 2020. inaudible. australia the black summer disaster 2019 — 2020. inaudible. australia is the same size as the united kingdom, authorities do not expect to repeat this summer but the bushfires and this extreme heat we have been enduring in eastern australia is a reminder of what has happened in the past but also a warning of what might happen in the future. so the authorities believe that, come the summer, conditions here in australia could be extremely unpredictable and dangerous. how are people preparing then? the authorities have been urging people for weeks to prepare their homes for bushfires in fire prone regions, as for the heat this is the fifth day of heat wave here in eastern australia, temperatures in sydney have been around or above 30 celsius for five days. they are heading into the mid 30s and several t

three people have been rescued off the coast of queensland after their boat was damaged by sharks.a catamaran when they were attacked several times on theirjourney between vanuatu to cairns in northern australia. the group sent out a distress signal and were picked up by a nearby cargo ship. you're live with bbc news. the uk's national air—traffic service has explained the cause of the problem which led to the cancellation of more than 2000 flights at the end of august. a preliminary report says it was a system error — followed by a back—up failure — which both occurred within 20 seconds. our transport correspondent katy austin reports. from holiday bliss to airport misery. thousands of people's plans were thrown into chaos amid hundreds of cancellations. with planes and crew out of position and most flights already booked up, many people found themselves stuck abroad, facing long waits to get home. behind it all, a problem at air traffic provider, nats. a newly—published report says there was an extremely unusual error with the system it uses to process flight plans last monday mo

the speech will be delivered this afternoon in queensland at the national drought forum, a properly namedow the disaster recovery costs have increased 432% in the past three years. the costs being 1.6 billion u.s. dollars until the year 2030. we had the northern rivers region of new south wales flood twice in 2022. before that, there were the black summer bushfires. each of those events cost about $1 billion to recover from. the speech jim chalmers will give is to the farmers, saying if more is not done to combat climate change, agricultural production could decline by 4% by twice 63. that would be a hit to gdp of one billion u.s. dollars in today's money. shery: the world knows about australia's fight against those terrible bushfires. what is the risk of drought and fire this summer? paul: it was just a month ago that the prime minister anthony albanese, was talking about that coming summer with a sense of, quote, "apprehension." and it was also this month that the bureau of meteorologist released august rainfall figures that showed 50% below average rainfall, so, yes, we are setting up

it was a difficult day for firefighters, and several states at once near queensland were hung with jennyvacuation in the cities of emerald and beer , a national park, a las house in the midnight territory of ukraine , fell under the threat the floors reached the city of tenotkryk, where living at least 1,300 people , the firefighters were tired of the difficult task. however, she also improved. it was already the mother who tried to put out the fire with the wind and the help of special equipment to get close to the fire, alien, collapses over the takhutka of 5-6 meters near the reptile. although the fashionable hibernation has already died, and the steel has dried up in the yard. i and the gusty wind will sweep the sky away, chewing in the fiery element will spread so much that in the lada state of the new noon wales they decided to close dozens of schools, but those who are aware of the fallout of carnivorous fats are asked to exercise maximum caution and notify immediately about detected fires, the problem is that the idea is about combustion with a catastrophic fire rating . we don’t

a brand new study led by harvard medical school and the university of queensland found that half of the experience a mental health disorder at some point in their lifetime, and yes the u.s. gun homicide rate is 26 times that of other high income countries. our mental health problem isn't unique. our gun violence problem is unique. so what's the outlier? i'm sure most of you won't be shocked to hear it. it's the guns. the united states has more guns than people. u.s. civilians have an average of 125.5 firearms per million people. so the republican argument that a mental health crisis is the only reason we have a horrific gun violence problem in this conjust isn't accurate. it's also a big cop-out. mental health a big issue here and everywhere, and there's no question we need to be better as a country in funding care for those who are struggling with loneliness and isolation. there's a long list of complex societal issues that could leave someone angry enough and want to commit a mass shooting in any country. the only reason those in the united states can act on it so easily is they can g

a brand-new study led by harvard medical school and university of queensland found that half of the world's health disorder at some point in their lifetime. and yet, the u.s. gun homicide rate is 26 times that of other high income countries. our mental health problem is not unique. our gun violence problem is unique. so, what is the outlier? for most of you, you will be shocked to hear it. it's the guns. the united states has more guns than people. u.s. civilians have an average of 120 and a half fire arms per 100 people, more than one per person, which is the biggest in the world by a long shot. so, the republican argument that in mental health crisis is the only reason we have a horrific gun violence problem in this country just is not accurate. it's also a big cover-up. mental health is a big issue here and everywhere. and there is no question we need to be better as a country in funding care for those who are struggling, with loneliness, anger, and isolation. many republicans are outrage over the mental health crisis, they have the power to vote for that funding. but there's a long list

the rhino and more than one reason to celebrate his 21st birthday at australia zoo in queensland today world rhino day. it's celebrated september 22nd every year. look at this guy of this particular southern white rhino celebrated with a mud bath and plenty of presents. as you can see there, southern white rhinos are listed as near threatened in a while so wild. so it's really cool to be able to see this video. australia zoo has been caring for dj for 16 years. zoo have shared the dj. such a special part of our of our australian zoo. family. and he has reached a remarkable milestone in his life. and take a look at this. the smithsonian conservation biology institute welcomed 5 cheetah cubs at the zoo's campus in front royal virginia. 3 male and 2 female cubs were born to mother echo. the zoo said describing the newborns as strong, active and vocal footage from the zoo's cheetah cloak cheetah cub cam shows the cubs cuddling with their mom and climbing on top of each other. very cute. 5 puppies. learning to be assistance. dogs had a howling good time during a training exercise at detroit

rachael is based on heron island, about 2 hours boat ride from gladstone on the queensland coast.ands. massive. it sounds massive. it must be hard to survey the entire thing then. yeah, so they reckon that 40% of the reef hasn't been surveyed. that much? so from a from a conservation perspective, so massive, and imagine how... the logistics you would require in order to do the whole the whole reef would be, you know, immense. andy's the brains behind earth hour. that's 60 minutes every year when businesses and landmarks turn off their lights to raise awareness of climate change. here we are. now, though, he's turned his attention to the reef, and is convinced education is the key to its survival. so what we're going to show you now is reef tracks. reef tracks. which is something that we've already launched and started to show the animals that have got satellite tags that are out on the reef. wow. yeah, yeah, yeah. so this is a... green turtle? yeah, green turtle. tiger shark. whale shark. this is about to show you, show you a whale shark. this is the first whale shark ever been ta