a 2019 decision to switch diplomatic allegiances from taiwan to china. ha, from all it speak to sarah clark. she is across this forest from brisbin in australia. sarah, this isn't the 1st time that cameras deployed peacekeepers to the solomon islands, but the last time i believe it was militia violence. so this is really a reflection of how serious the situation is getting. there was really the prime minister scott last, and industry alia, has the last hour i held this press conference after a national security meeting, where this issue was central to discussions. and they've announced that due to the escalated intentions and the escalating political risk that we've seen over the last 2 days or so with those hundreds of people define that. so could you, on the ground in the capital, studies decided to send troops announced the 20 troops at the small number, but they are hitting to from towns will in queens where i am to one of our as we speak and we get another 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 t

more than 100 people have been arrested to sarah clark, reports. bodies were found in the building in the chinatown district. this area was the flash point for the last 3 days of writing. like a report suggests to the remains of looters, who trapped inside the stool. people to push them on wednesday, kennedy had enclosed an indefinite nighttime tc civil show race that more than $100.00 people on ra related charges. the prime minister isn't hiding places surrounded his residence after is targeted by anti government groups led by the people of the later province, most populous district in the solomon islands. mulligan, people, or the lack of people of muleta, what the prime minister to stand down because of the things he isn't addressing with the prime minister didn't address issues that were affecting the province. their thing has been widespread across the capital. people are now queuing for fuel and food. supermarket are the birds to the ground for clothes, a thrilling troops and military personnel from pop and you're getting around the ground to help restore order in the capital. is

sarah clark reports bodies were found in this bird house building in the china town district. this area was the flash point for the last 3 days of writing. like a report suggest to the remains of looters who trapped inside the store, the council. they pushed them by the gun on wednesday. police having closed an indefinite time to see that will show races more than $100.00 people on rod related charges. the prime minister isn't hiding places surrounded his residence. author is targeted by anti government group led by the people of the later province populous district in the solomon islands. mulligan people, or the lack of people of muleta once a prime minister to stand down because of the things he isn't addressing. the prime minister didn't address issues that were affecting the province. the thing has been widespread across the capital. people are now queuing for fuel and food. supermarket are the bird to the ground for clothes, a feeling troops and military personnel from pump and getting around the ground to help her to order in the capital is obviously pens we've seen thos

through the course of covert to open, safely, and to remain safely open let's get the picture from sarah clark who's been covering the story from brisbin in australia. sarah, good to see you. so what authority saying about the cases of this new variant that i've discovered would be to positive cases. they came on flies, a content i could talk a white light on saturday that was from southern africa and they both have been confirmed who have tested positive the flight. that was q 90. there were landing in sydney. no, there were 14 passages on this flight from, from an africa. the other 12 have now gone into mandatory to a mandatory hotel quarantine. it was a full flush. there were 260 people on board. the other passengers and crew. they've not been told to go into soap oscillation now. well that was the site to reopen it, borders internationally, it dropped quarantined. all those people who are fully back tonight and of course over. not that so changed as a result. any international trouble, any striding returning home now must partake in 72 out of oscillation at anyone from those 9 countries th

okay, let's bring in sarah clark. she's joining us from brisbin over in australia. sarah, tell us more about some of the key findings in this long awaited report. well firstly, a bit of background. this particular review was spot by some allegations of right made by a parliamentary staff member some time ago in the, the prime minister. as a result, a triggered this investigation or this review, which has been ongoing for about a month now, the report that interviewed around $490.00 people and spoke to $53.00 different organizations. and as you just heard, thought the findings are quite staggering. instantly painted a top big picture workplace misconduct. you raised those to key findings bang that one in 3 people working in federal parliament, had experienced some kind of sexual harassment and found more than half of all people in commonwealth parliament. she often so not just the ministerial and the politician doctors, but other commonwealth offices had also experienced at least one incident of bullying. sexual harassment, or i will fitly attempted sexual harassment,

let's feature sarah clark. she is in brisbin in australia force as they are, as we've been saying, australia described as a climate prior facing so much criticism. so what's the reaction actually been to this latest draft cut plan over there? will study was very slow to commit to the 1st round of targets where they talk about the 0 net emissions by 2050 little and the short term targets by 2030. so by the end of the decade, has been pushing back on that. and the suggestion was that a study has been leading the charge this week in glasgow to try and walk down that agreement which looks at the shorter the tougher target for the short term. as well as the phasing out on the dependence on coal astrology, of course is the 2nd largest exporter of coal world. so one of the highest i'm, it is in the prime minister has a said scott morrison has it even before he went to glasgow. the district, it's no strolling policy to commit to mandates like this. now a struggle has pledged $500000000.00 in new climate funds for its a

sarah clark reports bodies were found in this burnt out building in the chinatown district. this air, it was the flash point for the last 3 days of writing. local report suggests that the remains of looters who trapped inside the stool. the people to cancel. my book, since the plaintiff begun on wednesday, kelly's have imposed an indefinite nighttime fleecy. they've also rested more than $100.00 people on raw related charges. the prime minister is in hiding places surrounded his residence after it was targeted by anti government groups. led by the people of the mal later province, the most populous district in the solomon islands. go mulligan, people, north american people of malay to want the prime minister to stand down because of the things he isn't addressing. the prime minister didn't address issues that were affecting the province. their thing has been widespread across the capital. people are now queuing for fuel and food. supermarket are the bird to the ground for clothes, australian troops, and military personnel from pop, and you're getting around the ground to hel

i pick meetings to discuss the issue of climate change when he, thanks for that, sarah clark, their 1st and brisbin, australia for mcdonald from aid. steve bannon has been formerly charged with 2 criminal acts for disobeying a congressional order. the 67 year old was chief strategists in trump white house. he was subpoenaed on his refusing to testify in front of the congressional committee investigating the attack on the capital on january 6th. the committee is trying to determine the origins of the attack that was planned by trump, supporters to stop the certification of president barton's 2020 election. when kristen slay me, has the latest where there are 2 contempt of congress charges one for failing to testify before the house committee and another failing to produce documents requested by the committee. steve ban in the long time adviser to the former president was subpoenaed and asked to appear by the committee that is investigating the january 6 capital breach. they say that they had reason to believe that he had information regarding the balance that took place that day. they po

sarah clark report. plumes of smoke fill the skies. hundreds defy a government locked down and take to the streets of honey. our anti government protest is marched in the east of the capital and in chinatown setting fire to building and living shots. the protests when they buy people from the nations most populous on the malay department. they want the prime minister to sit down, accusing him of failing to deliver key infrastructure in the region. there also angry about the government's decision. the civil long standing ties with high worn office, 36 years of clear allegiance with beijing. what we're saying is a coalescing of the historical tension between the provinces and the central government, which have been exacerbated by the jew politic, the political competition in the region. in unhelpful and health away. the south pacific has been a diplomatic stronghold for taiwan, but china's influences growing in this region. now any full pacific nation, including palau in the marshall island, i considered allies the top pay lexington. if china uses more financial aid to pull these diploma

alright, sarah clark, life for stare in prison. a french president emanuel macro has accused the british prime minister, boris johnson of not being serious about migration in the english channel. the french have also disinvite the u. k. from the european crisis meeting. it is the latest deterioration in relation between the 2 neighbors days. after at least $27.00 refugees and migrants drowned of northern france for brennan is in dover, where many refugees and migrants arrive after crossing the champ, seeing these migrant boats close here into a honda. it is easy to see just how inevitable wednesday's loss of life was. the 6 to 8 meet. the inflatable simply aren't designed to cross the treacherous waters of the english channel. but what was less foreseeable was how the initial political consensus that needs to be closer cooperation between france and england to prevent these crossings happening has fallen apart in the space of just 3 days. britons proposals included, for example, putting british police and potentially army on french

sarah clark there for us in brisbane. australia, thanks so much here. i'm moving on and libya is election commission says the son of formerly the one that fee is ineligible as the presidential candidates safe al islam gadhafi is $1.00 of $25.00 candidates bod. from running in next month election. the commission is rolled him out as he's been convicted of a crime. whole article if a half to the along with 72 others remain in the race. well, let's bring in libya, correspondent medic, trina, he's here with us in doha molig. we always news safe from conviction might be controversial and he's also indicted by the international criminal court, but he has broad support there, right. especially in the south. so is this actually the end of the story, or is there potentially away from still to run? well, safer, some definitely he does have support in southern libya. so he was convicted and sentenced to death in libyan courts and tripoli a few years ago. but after that, there was a part in by the parliament base and eastern libya for safe was lab. so at the moment

sarah clark has more from brisbane. australia is decided to 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 s

sarah clark has more from brisbane. australia decided to send 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 mig

sarah clark monitoring this one from brisbane, australia. sarah, anything more on these debts? well, these are the 1st confirmed fatalities after 3 days of looting and rushing across the capital. they were, as you mentioned, found in the area of china cabinet, a boot stool. and chinatown is normally a very busy area. we believe that with the luck report, the suggesting they may have been looted record inside the store, which was set like an in the last few days. and of course chinatown was considered the flesh points the main area where some of these government protests with targeting that were targeting the chinese funded operations. and the chinese run stores. because as you mentioned, there were grumpy and they're angry about the government decision in 2019 to give up their allegiance with taiwan instead favoring china. so the 1st 3 confirmed fatalities we've also had on saturday. another development where the police have confirmed that they've arrested more than 100 people in relation to the last couple of days on rot relation incident. so they haven't charged yet, but cert

reported to on the crew. infections and passengers from southern africa will have an update from sarah clark and brisbin shortly. but 1st let's go to hurry, force it who's in west jerusalem. so harry, israel is taking this threat very, very seriously. yes, these are the most stringent measures in the world. so far announced last night, saturday night, late after a, an emergency meeting of the crow to cabinet by the government. all foreign nationals wanting to travel to israel will now not be able to do so unless they get a special exemption from a government committee. so that reverses the pretty recent opening of the country to international tourism again and beyond that, israelis who are returning to the country. if the vaccinated they have the current seen for 3 days unvaccinated for 7 days. and if they're coming back from one of the newly read, listed 50 african nations, they have 1st to go into government hotel quarantine. first pending a negative corona test after which they can then currency at home. so all of that is considerably tough for them. it was just a few hours earlier. and o

with the prime minister, refusing to budge on the protest demands that tension is unlikely to ease sarah clark al jazeera. frances said it's open to talk san grunting great, or told me to go loop. after a week of protests overcurrent of ours restrictions. natasha butler has more from the caribbean territory. well, the french government's decision to impose mandatory cove. it vaccines on health workers are in mainland france and across overseas territories is the issue that really sparked these protests and blockades that have lasted nearly 2 weeks now. now, the french government has said that it's not going to scrap those covey rules. they are bare people safety, but it has said that it will push back the day to those mandatory vaccines for health work as to december 31st to allow for more time to talk. but for people here . well, they say that's just not enough. i think we're fighting for just one thing, which is the vaccination. what actually is true, replied sinful. all the old british, i'm with good for you. and here we are all feet on. 0100 your well, i guess i need what, how come to me,

sarah clark out his ear wells to lad. hail on al jazeera, some african sport is facing up to a new shut down due to concerns over the latest quota virus. fair. and andy will have the story straight after the break. ah ah oh o a bona his andy, thank you so much. so i will south african sport is facing us for large scale shut down due to the detection of that new karone of our is variance. south africa crickets is did play the netherlands on friday, but the rest of the series is in doubt as is the test series against india in december, 15, british and irish gulf is withdrew before the 2nd round of the job. open it even seat off early this friday. rugby being hit. see with south africa having just welcome full european cups for tournaments, at least 2 of those on now trying to leave it is being assessed. it is been evaluated. some of the european countries f responded by red listing some countries, so we will be guided by the science will be guided by the findings. and we saw that the world was moving in the right direction. and that progress was been made concerning opening up. now for pr

it was sarah clark is coming the story from the trailer and city of brisbin. sarah, so what more details are emerging now about these deaths? well, police has confirmed that the 3 bodies were found on saturday. there and what looked like a boon street, but it's the key part is it's in chinatown. that theory that's being targeted by the protest is the last 3 days of rocking that local report suggest they may be looses who are trapped inside the store. but of course, a forensic investigation is underway to try and identify number one, the calls all day day. and of course who they are. and we will to go to another report from police where they've confirmed that 100 or more than 100 people have been arrested across honey era. and they've been arrested with regards to right related incident. so no charges as yet. but looks like police are now moving quickly to try and identify those people who are leading these demonstrations over the last couple of days. looking ahead, repeat the prime minister, and he's refused to stand aside to spot the calls from these groups mi

government, as also anger with decision to switch diplomatic allegiances from taiwan to china with sarah clark is coming the story from the australian city of brisbin. sarah. so what more details are emerging about these deaths or forensic investigation is underway to try and identify the 3 bodies that were found in what the booth stool boone, how house in the district of chinatown and chinatown was the flash point. so the main central point where the, the ra have run to wire the last couple of days. the police to get to identify who the people were local report suggest might have been looses. who got stuck in the stool when it was late on the fire. and we also had another develop with police have confirmed that they've arrested more than $100.00 people. a suspected of being involved denise brought for the last few days. i haven't made any or put any charges light any charges as yet, but 2100 red wrists. show that these i came to moving quickly and identify who would they bring, laid is behind the last couple of days of writing. and so, as you mentioned, the mind, the people leading this group

what sarah clark is covering the story from the australian city of brisbin, sarah. so what more details are emerging about these deaths? well, security guard found these bodies in 2 separate rooms and a boon house house. and it in the key area being chinatown, which was the flash point for the last few days of not just rocking but loosing. and some of the local report suggests that these 3 bodies may have been people or loses trapped inside that stone. our forensic investigation is under way to identify who these people are and of course, the cause of death. the other developing element on saturday is that the police have confirmed, there's made more than 180 people suspected of being involved in what they describing as raj related incidents and losing. we still can see widespread ransacking and looting across honey finds us to burning, but there is relative calm when you compare it to the last couple of days. and that of course is partly due to an indefinite, not time tiffy that was put in place on friday evening to try and keep people inside and away from some of

sarah clark is covering the story force from the australian city of brisbin . sarah, what more do we know about the death luckily to confirm these fatalities on the saturday morning, the 3 on identified bodies were found in the the area of chinatown that there were charge remains, which means that they were in some of the doors which were targeted of the last few days of those quite bonnet purchase which targeted that area being china. chinatown, as well as the chinese funded stores and chinese government funded operations as well as government buildings. so they are and i didn't buy this consent to tell us that we have seen out of these protests of the last few days. we've also had just confirmed that the police have arrested around $100.00 people for various protested right, related, incidents that have been charged yet, but that's a big development. so the police are moving and trying to, to target those people who were instrumental certainly leading these protests a wednesday, thursday, and friday it wasn't as a bonnet, but we still had one of the prime mini

decision by the prime minister to break diplomatic ties with taiwan and move closer to china was sarah clark is coming the story from the street in the city of brisbin. sarah. so we're now hearing about a 3rd day of writing. what's the latest on the ground? was some of the latest news agency reports suggesting at the study and keeping her arrived or not. if fod some warning shots toward some crowds which appeared to be gathering once again, we've had 2 consecutive days of what bonte rot and protests in parts of the capital. honey yara, in particular, around the area of china town, there are also some unconfirmed reports. i should say that some protest is a now looking to target one of the prime. this is residences a longer, but the latest reports and the vision that we've seen and the one of our colleagues is on the ground in our has told us that by the, the fires is still burning streets the strewn rubbish across them. a lot of people watch spread, losing in some of these areas have been bent down and adult last not around 31 stretches big stretches. when i said that part of the department

sarah clark is covering that story for us from brisbin in australia. sarah, good morning. we're hearing about a 3rd day of rioting. now. the latest reports we've had on the ground and honey, our with one of our colleagues is that the number one, the cookie has been lifted. this was putting place for 72 hours or up the 1st day abroad, which was on wednesday. there are still 5 burning. is widespread looting in parts of the capitol and that being around chinatown. and that's the main flash point and has been to the last couple of days. we can confirm the high school, a bank and a number of other government buildings have been torched or damaged as a result. but as mentioned, the, the chinese i and institution, chinese funded businesses and the chinese area and chinatown that which is what the main focus has been. so the current count of damage on the 3rd day we expect for the more purchased, potentially to come to the around one structures have been damaged. now, as you mentioned, the prime minister he'd been called upon to resign from this my group of demonstrators who broug

strive to be so successful through the course of covert to open, safely, and to remain safely open sarah clark housman from brisbin in australia that were from southern africa and had by a been concerned to have tested positive. the flight number was q r 90. there were landing in sydney now there were 14 passages on this flight from, from an africa. the other 12 have now gone into mandatory to 2 week mandatory hotel quarantine. it was a full flight. there were 260 people on board, the other passengers and crew. they are now being told to go into the oscillation now. well that was the site to reopen it, borders internationally, it dropped quarantined. all those people who fully back tonight and of course over not that changed as a result. any international trouble, any, a striding returning home now must partake in 72 hours and still oscillation. and anyone from those 9 countries from southern africa and they must be compulsory hotel point name. let's try to had some of the topic border restrictions in the world borders. international borders have been closed for around $600.00 days in the earl

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

sarah clark explains from prison. i strongly did not support phasing out cold to be part of this agreement, nor did it support the inclusion of stronger emission reduction targets in the final agreement. now the prime minister, scott morrison, he's publicly said that the straining policy is not to commit to such a mandate. but climate activists have accused the structure of being the key troublemaker in the last week of the oceans, had called 26. they've accused the struggle being the leading country, trying to walk down this final agreements. now bit of background. australia is the 2nd largest export of coal. it's also one of the highest emitters per capita in the world. now the federal government has actually done one think it's to miss an extra $500000000.00 to the specific neighbors. now scott morrison, he met with the fiji and prime minister as pacific islands have said this climate fund, the new comet money is certainly a stock. but the scientist suggesting that the pacific will see sea level rises 3 times the g

sarah clark, ours here, in the news a head. so look a why and use that farmers are holding rallies again, despite the government announcing a controversial agricultural will be repealed and what's causing a real estate rebound in nigeria, where hundreds of homes are being built every months. plus your sport seems busy, not in the regulations to all the actions with far a little bit late. ah hello there winter is certainly being felt across europe and there's more wet, windy and cold weather to come in the days ahead. particular for the north west. we've got storm r when working it's way south, bringing arctic blast to britain, an island it is remaining unsettled as well though in the south. if we take a closer look, we got low pressure that's pushed across the mediterranean. it's cause flash flooding. a lot of that wet weather in mouth and it is going to be concentrated here that wet and windy weather for the next few days, got warnings out for southern parts of italy, coastal areas of the adriatic. and by the time we get to sa

sarah clark reports. c jubilation and the motion is the 1st passengers touchdown in sydney and reenact with their families. a ban on international travel was lifted on monday, after more than 18 months, and now fully vaccinated australians arriving without having to quarantine. it's a pretty emotional day, said i am, we lost my father in law last week, so it's happy feelings and said feelings of the same cumbersome. glad see our family finally hear that crazy sadness supply. i'm here focus on me, at least i'm here. you know, sounds so great. tens of thousands of australians had been stranded overseas since the government closed its borders in march last year. caps on passenger numbers coming into australia. a ports also caused problems for those wanting to return home during the pandemic. i mentioned here from my desk. so i've been trying to come home for an hour and a half for now slots unlimited to strutting citizens permanent residence and immediate families who are now free to travel without a permit.

sarah clark, by force from basement a study, did not support phasing out coal to be part of this agreement, nor did it support the inclusion of stronger emission reduction targets in the final agreement. now, prime minister scott morrison, his publicly said that the striving policy is not to commit to such a mandate. but climate activists have accused australia of being the key troublemaker in the last week and negotiations at cop 26. or they've accused australia being the leading country are trying to water down this final agreement. now bit of background. australia is the 2nd largest exporter of coal. it's also, while the highest r emitters per capita are in the world. now the federal government, it has actually done one thing, it's to miss an extra $500000000.00 out there. it's specific neighbors now scott morrison, he met with the fijian prime minister, ab slice, pacific islands. have said this climate fund a new climate money is certainly a start, but the scientist is suggesting that the pacific will see sea level rise as 3 times the global average. it's also said that some of these i

sarah clark has moved from prison. now we've seen emotional things at the airport this morning with families have been able to reunite now. the borders were closed in march last year, and that more than 18 months and so many astrology, and they say around who he felt in the strain and having stranded overseas. and that was the nerve of the international voters being closed and kept put on flight . the number of passengers returning to earlier that made it difficult to get a seat number one and then you had the compounding issue of the expensive hotel contain cost, so it would be an affordable time the people to get home. on monday, the national board had been reopened to cap to be listed on the plot i t t, which is the capital territory of camber, is we've got nissan wells and victoria. and that way, we've got the 80 percent fully vaccination back rights who have been double quite a double back. they have no point to that literally land. and i can redeem life as normal. now, i should say night one thing, the initial pl

accused australia's government of intentional deceit. prime minister scott morrison has denied lying sarah clark reports. those are the 1st. it was the french president taking a swat, but he is struggling prime minister over his decision to suddenly scrap a $60000000000.00 contract to build nuclear submarines. now it's the french ambassador to australia, lonnie, up with the next round of accusations that the seat was intentional. and because there was far more what take, then providing submarines. the way it was ended was plainly as tab in the back. france had agreements to build conventionally powered submarines for 3 years. navy in september, the united states and great britain announced their own deal with a strata. that's surprising now it's been triggered and angry diplomatic exchange, the french ambassador in camber recalled to paris. now back in australia, he accused scott morrison of putting political interests ahead of astrology, diplomatic relationship and says the leak of a private exchange with the french president represents anew load, sees an unprecedented knew low in terms of our

sarah clark as managing developments from this training in city of brisbin, we've had 2 consecutive days of quite violent rot and protests in parts of the capital. honey yara, in particular, around the area of chinatown, there are also some unconfirmed reports. i should say that some protest is now looking to target one of the prime. this is residences in longer, but the less reports and the vision that we've seen and the one of our colleagues is on the ground in our has told us that by the fire, burning streets, the strewn rubbish across them. a lot of people, widespread losing in some of these areas have been bent down and as of last not around 31 stretches big stretches. when i say that part of the department building the central government parliament in the parliamentary precinct, it has been damaged in part of it. but we've got a bank that's going down a high school that's been torched and some of these areas that are being targeted chinese businesses, chinese funded operations. and that's the target of what you mentioned before, the anger that triggered this particular demonstratio

sarah clark has more on this for us from brisbin in australia. australian was very slow to commit to the 1st round of targets where they took met the 0 net emissions by 2050 a little on the short term targets by 2030. so by the end of the decade, tries been pushing back on that and the suggestion was to astronomy has been leading the charge this week in glasgow to try and walk down that agreement, which looks at the shorter tougher target for the short term as well as the phasing out on the dependence on coal astrology, of course, is the 2nd largest exporter of coal worlds. so one of the highest amid has in the prime minister has said scott morrison has said, even before he went to glasgow, that destroyed its no stallion policy to commit to mandates like this. now a strategy has pledged $500000000.00 in new climate funds for its asian pacific neighbors. and that certainly be welcomed by some of those countries including fiji . the fiji and prime minister met with scott morrison in glasgow. and he said this is certainly a start. now, unfortunately, due to covert only for the specific

sarah clark reports. c jubilation and the motion is the 1st passengers touched down in sydney and reunite with their family. a band on international travel was lifted on monday, after more than 18 months. and now fully vaccinated strengthens arriving without having to quarantine. it's a pretty emotional day today. we lost my father in law last week, so happy feelings and said feelings of the same family kindly friends, sadness supply tens of thousands of astronomy and had been stranded overseas since the government closed the food is in march last year. caps on passenger numbers coming into a struggle, a port also caused problems to those wanting to return home during the pandemic. really good, i'm actually here for my desk. so i've been trying to come home for for now. lots. i'm limited to struggling systems, permanent residence and immediate family, who are now free to travel without a permit, but that doesn't apply to tourist visa holders and temporary residence. even when is trillions do get home, tra