let's get more for sarah clark, who joins us live now from bridge. mr. sarah australia day, how is it usually recognized them will look, as you mentioned, we've got rallies happening in every city around australia, on january 26. while some people are there, a large number of people are there to celebrate the beginning a bonus rally. as you mentioned, when the british 1st platen sailed into city, tow people or celebrating the colonization or the formal colonization of estrella, others are pushing for change and we are saying he's momentum growth over the years . and this is where i'm at at, and i brisbin, it's a, it's a day. what people say is a day of morning they, he rally in protests against the celebrations of bonus structure on a day that they believe that was a huge displacement or the 1st nations people. so this group is, i certainly growing in numbers. up holes have shown that the younger generations are also supporting this and this diag warning or invasion diag. it's their process like it's happening around the country. now the federal governme

later this year, sarah clark, our da 0, briskin dramatic pictures of emerge of a bus plunging into a lake and took here. the driver lost control while turning. and the vehicle rolled into a reservoir in the eastern city of mallets. yes. cctv images show the 7 passengers panicking as water gushed inside. the bus was meant to board a fairy to cross the lake. every one managed to swing to safety. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories 9 palestinians.

sarah clark has this report from brisbin, australia day 2023, thousands of people lined sydney harbour to celebrate the beginning of morden astray. yeah. that's when britain's 1st fleet sailed into city cove, in 1788. but not everyone is feeling proud, and some refused to share in the celebration. around the country, protested, rallied, challenging was, australia is national, di represents, they call it invasion day, a time to mourn. the displacement of the 1st nations paperwork to the eyes of which to be a dive morning. it should be the recognition of the 1st shot that before. and the thought of the war gives the update. this is ground 0 genocide. ground 0 happened here on 26th of january, 17 id i. nobody should be celebrating the movement to change the date is gaining momentum. aunty, bring people together in a spirit of reconciliation. so we don't want to die where it celebrates our culture, and i am strolling history. but today is not the day to do it on. that momentum has been acknowledged by the prime minister, who says australian companies must allow employees opposed to austral

get more from on correspond sarah clark who's live for us in breast been sarah. so how is australia they usually recognize? what is a large group of people, thousands of people every year. could even say millions of people who celebrate estrella day being they go to the barbecue and have a barbecue. uh they have lunches at home. they guys the big shop and they celebrating the beginning of modern strata, which as you mentioned, was back on january 26, 1788. when the british 1st fleet sailed in to city co. but there's also a huge group which is growing, i should say over last decade, also that don't want to celebrate australia. instead they calling us a day of morning and we're one of those occasions. we started at a rally in the central business district district of brisbin. that was a rally where people were very angry. they want the displacement of 1st nations, people acknowledged on that day. and i say that 1st nations, people needs to acknowledge all a great a national scale, as opposed to celebrating australia. i know we have seen under the albany, the govern

sarah clark. thank you. the judge investigating the barret's port explosion in 2020 has been charged with miss handling. the inquiry was refusing to step down lebanon's top prosecutor also order in these all those details. in the case, the move de rails an attempt flight judged it out to resume the investigation. it was suspended a year ago following high level political interference, or more than 200 people died in the blast when improperly stored chemicals ignited . a hammock zuber is the deputy director for the middle east that amnesty international. she explains why the investigation into the blast is significant for liberty. we see this as really a battle for 11 on the future. are we going to have a kind of country where those individuals who are responsible for blowing up the country are held accountable or one where they're allowed to escape accountability . as you know, the invest the domestic investigation into the group last has been suspended now for almost 13 months. on monday, the lead investiga

sarah clark out a 0 brisbin. an extreme cold slap is sweeping parts of asia to pan has been badly affected recording some of its cold as temperatures in a decade, have a snowfall and strong winds have disrupted traffic and grounded hundreds of flights . of mcbride has more from tokyo. this is as broad sway the v stays with its been affected by this cold, massive air moving from the north, down in south korea. they have issued the cold wave warning that when you get 2 consecutive days of temperatures below minus 15 in sol capital, they've recorded around minus 20 degrees. they've also now issued the heavy snow advisory there is in north korea that there's possibly more concern for their vulnerability, with temperatures down to around minus 30 degrees. because of course, infrastructure there is less developed, there is less reliable energy supplies outside of the major cities. there's also been some concern from local governments in china about the supply i to keep people warm in some of the areas affected, the nor

sarah clark has more from brisbin, australia that is one of mixed emotions for this country. while we have many people celebrating at the beginning of modern australia when the 1st british fleet, the sailed into city, co, back in 17 ideas on january 26. we also have a growing momentum of people who want to acknowledge this di astray today as a day of morning. are they calling an invasion day where i am now? there are thousands of people around the country at similar rally who are all demanding change. i want to acknowledge whether to 1st nations, people or twice, but the 1st nations people on january 26, 1788 to be which in this country was built on genocide and the dispossession of 1st nations, people from that land from their families, from united resources and that's what you built on, and we don't want any part in australian nationalism this year. the federal government will also hold a referendum. this will allow the struggling people to vote on whether or not they believe this constitution should change to acknowledge the 1st nations people is successful. not only would

sarah clark reports from crispin. it was this meeting between changing ping and anthony albanese on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit in indonesia in november. that indicated relations between australia and china were out of the diplomatic deep free us. 2 years after beijing placed an unofficial ban, australian lobster, coal, barley, wine, and beef, industry leaders are optimistic. the next step will be the lifting of those tried restrictions. we've got to get back there if we could, la globs in the china represented naughty i presented that tried a philosopher was plenty of comment going on about china being up and particularly with tried relations improving. a study used to be the 2nd largest supplier called china that ground to a halt in 2020. when the former prime minister scott morrison demanded an independent investigation into the origins of the corona, are now in a partial resumption of tried. 4 major chinese companies, including power generators and one steel mill had been cleared to import australia . yes, w

as sarah clark reports from prison, a friday is one of mixed emotions for this country. while we have many people celebrating at the beginning of modern australia, when the 1st british fleet sailed into city co, back in 1788 on january 26. we also have a growing momentum of people who want to acknowledge this di, astride i as a day of morning they cleaned invasion day where i am now. there were thousands of people around the country at similar rally who are old demanding change. i want the acknowledgement to 1st nations people or the displacement of the 1st nations paper on january 26, 1788 to be acknowledged in this country was built on genocide and the dispossession of 1st nations. people from that land, from their families, from unite at resources. and that's what a shell is built on, and we don't want any part in australian nationalism this year. the federal government will also hold a referendum. this will allow the australian people to vote on whether not they believe australia constitution should change to acknowledge the 1st nations people, if successful. not onl

sarah clark has more from brisbin. well, it is a large group of people, thousands of people every year, could even say millions of people who celebrate a study day being that god, the barbecue. have a barbecue. uh, they have lunches at home. they guys the beach and they celebrating the beginning of modern style. it was back on january 26, 1788 when the british 1st fleet settled in to city co. but there's also a huge group which is growing, i should say over last decade. also, the don't want to celebrate australia instead they calling this a die of morning. it were one of those occasions we started at a rally in the central business district of brisbin. that was a rally where people were very angry. they want the displacement of 1st nations people acknowledge on that day. and i say that 1st nations, people need to be acknowledged on a great a national scale, as opposed to celebrating australia. i know we have seen under the albany is a government entity open, easy, who's a prime minister. he has seems to be listening th

later this year, sarah clark out his ear briskin. dramatic pictures of emo's of a bus plunging into a lake and took here the driver lost control while turning. and the vehicle rolled into a reservoir. nissan city of mallets. yes. c, c t, v images show the 7 passengers panicking as what a gushed inside. the bus was meant to board a fairy to cross the lake, every one managed to swim to safety. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories known palestinians had been killed during an israeli military raid and the occupied west bank, the deadliest in years. an elderly woman was reported among the dead in the janine refugee camp. a judge investigating the barrett port explosion in lebanon and 2020 has been summoned by lebanon's top prosecutor. direct britta has been charged with miss handling the inquiry. but his refusing to step down, people gathered at the justice palace and the capitol, demanding accountability for the disaster. more than 200 people were killed when improperly stored chemicals ignited. keeps mer, says 15 russian cruise missiles have been shot down in a series of att

sarah clark has more brisbin. there are rallies around the country on the study by january 26th. but basically there's a lot of people who still celebrates at the beginning of what like home modern, a study that was january 26 7090. i was the 1st fleet written suppose played asylum, interested because of it. we also have a lot with holding these invasion dice are not celebrating. the beginning of the colonization of australia happened on january $2679.00. yet where i am, this is one of the a number of rallies around the country where people are a mocking, die is a dive morning recognition of the displacement of the 1st nations people in australia as opposed to celebrating at the beginning of modest ready all the colonization politicians and pur, uh moot impeach president dina watty. she's been under pressure following weeks of violent demonstrations coating for a resignation on new elections. the motion was signed by 20 members of congress and must be approved by 52 votes before it can be debated. at least one person has been killed, often tack onto churches in southern spain, me

morning saying it glorifies an invasion demands for change beginning momentum in recent years, sarah clark has more from brisbin. there are rallies around the country are on. this is sally di january 26th. basically, it is a large portion of people who still celebrates at the beginning of what they called modern australia. that was january 2679 when they 1st fleet written 1st played a sold interested because of it. we also have laws, lamentable group of people who is calling this invasion dice. i'm not celebrating the beginning of the colonization of australia happened on january 26, 7098, where i am not. this is one of a number of rallies around the country where people are a mocking is die is a dive morning recognition of the displacement of the 1st nations people in australia, as opposed to celebrating at the beginning of modest rally or the colonization rights group. say chinese police have been detaining young people who protested against covered 19 restrictions in november. many will given warnings, but some haven't been heard from since there were seized at extreme cold snap. sweepi

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