the prime minister scott marson stated, australians had made many sacrifices during his pandemic, and they expect those sacrifices to be protected. a point he made when the federal government cancelled docket, which is visa for the 1st time. last week. rules are rules where i said yesterday, that's the policy the government, and has been our government strong, border protection policies, and particularly in relation to the pandemic. there is unsure the destroyer has one of the lowest death rights from cove it anywhere in the world. on monday, a federal court overturned the government's visa cancellation only now to have it revoked once again, australia has had some of the toughest border restrictions in place during the pandemic. with 90 percent of australians out population now vaccinated the a morrison government has being about border control. and doug, this is been this great tension around celebrity is not only in sport, no film stars, and jimmy's doors numbers on coming in to australia as a time when people were forbidden from a from australian citizen, permanent residence, were

and i think the federal government read that mood and that is when we saw scott marson and his federal government effectively stepped back in and take over a responsibility that they never really should have handed away in the 1st place. anger is growing within the u. k. conservative party, after allegations of government parties held during locked downs with increasing number of m. p. 's. now calling for the prime minister to step down. there are reports that boris johnson has drawn up crisis plans to hold on with job. on wednesday, he apologized to parliament for attending what he called a work event. while the rest of the u. k was in lockdown, a senior civil servant is investigating the math. bar, johnson could be toppled as tory leader if enough of his own. m. p. 's turn against him. now a conservative leadership contest would be triggered if 15 percent of tory m. p. 's right to the chair of the powerful bank bench. 1922 committee meaning 54 of them need to turn against him. a vote of no confidence would then be held and johnson would be ousted if more than 50 percent vote against

scott marson, only a little over an hour ago, rejected as to characterizations. he said, these rules are applied to every one equally, and it is up to the passenger window to have their paperwork in order when they arrive, no matter who they are. and that there are people being sent back, who file or having a visa isn't guarantee going to getting there are all these other requirements. and so i think that the prime minister will make a virtue of the fact that he has applied the rules equally. no matter to what celebrity or sports star, and that the population, particularly in melbourne, melbourne, after all, has had the longest locked downs of any international city in the world. and so there is a lot of popular feeling about giving a celebrities rich people special exemptions. and i think this will actually be a positive for the prime minister politically. good story, dennis. many thanks indeed, dennis shannon, the national heater at the australian nations across the world are implementing strategies to deal with the omicron variant, many a seeking to find a fin

scott marson has a federal elections looming in about 4 months time and he's been rewarded this morning with a response from the australian public which seems to endorse the decision of the australian government to deport joker ridge where the thing lately, the australian government has missed. that it said before alex holt, the immigration minister said, i don't want to make a mortar out of our hero as a joke of it by allowing him to play. but by deporting him by excluding him from the to the tournament, he's done exactly that because anti vax is around the world. now we'll be looking at jock of ich and saying this guy's been persecuted for no other reason than the fact that he is exercising his individual liberty, his choice not to be vaccinated. and of course he will become a martyr. okay, moving the program on now a british energy provider find itself feeling the heat this week over its advice to customers and how to stay warm. it told people to cuddle their pets, undo star jumps, and was part of a response to energy bills that are predicted to double this year. i you weighing up ea

the fall cow to 0, westminster, australian prime minister scott marson has promised to find a 703000000 dollars to help protect the great barrier from environmental threats. says investment also secure thousands of jobs. append on the reef. sorry, clock has one now from brisbin. $700000000.00 announcement will fund a range of conservation projects to protect the great barrier reef and comes a year after the world heritage site was almost listed as endangered by the united nations. the funding will go toward improving monitoring systems, water quality programs, and greater protection for coal communities. with more than half of the co population killed over the last decade, due to mass bleaching triggered by climate change. this is an election year and this funding announcement is the government's attempt to convince its critics that it's doing it bit to address climate change. the united nations world heritage committee will reassess the state of the reef again this year and vote on whether it should be added to the endangered list. scientists say the great barrier reef has already suff

the australian by minister scott marson says his government has not yet decided on counseling. the visa of world tennis number one, no bakovich. his name is being included in the delay, draw for the australian, open jock of it. his visa risks being revoked, are to revelations about his breach of cobra. 19 rules in service. i sex meeting between russia and nato over ukraine has ended without a break. through the head of nato says he will not allow moscow to veto ukraine's wishes to join the block. rushes deputy foreign minister says he cannot take statements about natives peaceful purpose. seriously. russia has a mass troops along the ukrainian border would assist. it has no plans to invade. they're not a nation, says it needs nearly 4000000000 dollars this year to help the victims of the civil war in yemen. the you and estimates 30000000 people at risk of starvation is calling on iran back to the fighters and a saudi back government to negotiate an end to 7 years of conflict. palestinian israeli villagers in southern israel, have protested against the planting of trees on their

and i think the federal government read that mood and that is when we saw scott marson and his federal government effectively step back in and take over a responsibility that they never really should have handed away in the 1st part. so how much of a jurisdictional fight has been between a labor controlled state government and victoria, and the federal liberal government in camera? well, there has been some, although i don't think that's been the sort of most important element of this because it's always been exacerbated already the politic, the political fractious relationship between state and federal, specially with this case it has exacerbated it, but i think it's probably better to say that in fact, it, it wouldn't have been this poorly handled between the 2 levels of government if that were from the same political party. certainly the relationship between the federal government and the victorian labor government has not been good through this pandemic. so it wasn't a good starting point and i suppose it meant that the federal government, when it decided to sort of buy back into t

so primary, scott marson saying this is in the public interest attorney interest of good health . it's gone past that hasn't, isn't it just isn't it was totally political now. is is a deeply blessed co question or is it the ho i'm i feel i re me it all. the morrison government has been a bad border control. and this is been this great tension around celebrities. not only in sport, no film stars and t. v. stars, mothers, i'm coming usual straight here as a time when people were forbidden from a from australian citizen, some permanent residents are allowed to visit. so they could their home country and they weren't allowed to go overseas and they weren't even allowed to move around the country. so it's a very sensitive issue here. and so not terribly surprising that so the political play has been on the side of standing away as celebrity can much made of novick joke of it himself. his vaccination status, his social media posts his travel, etc, etc. but i'm still trying to understand on the other side of the ledger where you've got the straining government, you've got the victorian s