oh, this 3 years later, make a law joins jamal to head, south, west sydney, labor in pay, jason clare and the future ministry of the immigration. scott morrison on a journey to the very heart of what it is to be a strain in today to code a jason was to bring kids muslim kids. and scott was to bring lifesavers from shore area called the my cheap trick because the people from different sides can be made. so everything about my chip, everything that was kind of was about stood for the sense of sacrifice that sense of belonging. we want to take them through and go through that experience once your in conditions like that, you know, working through the mud in a rain forest. it's quite easy to, to look beyond the physical appearance for a lot of people didn't say, mean, you know, the girl that went to cash and i didn't see that person as just a lifestyle. you couldn't say that one person was more astray alien than the other. when we stood at anzac day at the issue of immortal. and let me tell you one thing. all over differences, melted into one. we were old, one. we were old or sad. ah, the

later they don't experience and evident gathered during a crackdown on a murderous term for in south west sydney. the new south wales police expand the charge of task force gain and form the middle east and organized crime squad yourself well says made a decision which many other states have refused to mike to actually label the people as the criminal problem. ah, so it said we're going to have a middle east and organized crimes quote, something which specifically targets middle eastern people that did not help middle east and crime squad. i can understand it if it was in the middle east. i just can't understand detrimental logy, and submit. never be unhappy. we'll start to win. ology. we're still not happy with the minority because it actually works against old bridge building between us society and the police. i think the middle east organized crime scorned, is called that name. because that is actually what it investigates and certainly some within the community that feel that's a good thing. then others also feel that it's a bad thing and that it tarnishes everyone for me, at least in backgr

sydney. the city has been in lockdown since latejune, along with regions to the north, south and west. the house, sucking on a bottle feeling sorry for myself... lockdowns for some can feel like a form of house arrest. the one car could's new single with his band charts the heavy drinking and despair he felt at home in sydney with his girlfriend.— home in sydney with his girlfriend. home in sydney with his airlfriend. ~ ., ., ., girlfriend. we had no “ob and no money * girlfriend. we had no “ob and no money coming _ girlfriend. we had no “ob and no money coming in. h girlfriend. we had no job and no money coming in. it - girlfriend. we had no job and no money coming in. it does| no money coming in. it does make you feel hopeless. the drinking came in due to boredom, we would wake up and you arejust sitting boredom, we would wake up and you are just sitting around, you are just sitting around, you are just sitting around, you are not allowed to leave the house, a bit of cabin fever and wejust the house, a bit of cabin fever and we just felt like it was something to do, just to sort of nu

south wells. you know, west of sydney, we've seen that snow accumulate that 11100 meters above ground. and oh yeah, there's a frost warning in play for south australia as temperatures could dip below 0 sub 0 temperatures in storage. now that disturbance still out toward the tasman c swinging wet weather back to victoria. also southern parts of new south wales and our next disturbances sliding across the bite. they stay in perth on friday with a hive. 18 degrees rain for new zealand. it's now starting to migrate into the north island. this becomes a bigger story for you and we see some dry spells for the south island on friday, southeast asia, you know, across too much more than a 1000 people have been forced from their home because of flooding. we will see some dry spells here as while heavy it's concentration of rain will be silly ways the on friday and dry across java, which we would expect to see for this time of the year asian pacific r plum rains really getting going across the yangtze river valley steering rate in to south korea. and for japan, we've got heat alerts in play, q, sh

south wales. but in sydney and to the west in perth is gonna be plenty of sunshine coming through the temperature sitting in the early twenties for the wet and windy weather we have to go to tasmania and hop across the tasman sea to new zealand. we've got a weather system bringing the wintery weather to the south island. you can see some of the snow falling heavier in central areas, but by the time we get to sunday, it does tend to clear, with lots of sunshine for the north island. the canadian birds are at risk of extinction in vicious plans to rid the nation of the predators. sides of one of the best guys on out in the u. s. is pulling the law to the troops alphabet gun after a 20 years old war to the conflicts. off the taliban is on the offensive, claiming provinces were housed by the afghan government. this fight international mediation, if it sells the future home, special coverage, or no, you 0, ah, ah ah, again, you're watching, i just need a reminder that top stories tabano sees control of another 2 provincial capital in the south of afghanistan, logical god kandahar the most significant

tension is particularly high in sydney's poorer and ethnically diverse west and south—west, where eight in the construction, manufacturing and health sectors. the lockdown means many families can't earn a living, and those who can go to work have to get tested every three days. some are refugees who fled war—torn countries. rights groups say that coming into contact with the police or the army can be traumatic for them. areas in western and south—western sydney have already been put under stricter rules than the rest of the city, and with soldiers now on the ground, many say their communities are being targeted. one resident told me it felt like an invisible wall was being built around them. i think it's going to be very challenging. i mean, it was hard seeing police on every corner of the local area where i live. i think the army is just going to add that extra level of anxiety for people. it's been polarising to see how the rules are being enforced in certain parts of sydney, and in other parts maybe not so much. the law has to apply to everybody. experts say that with the high transm

tension is particularly high in sydney's poorer and ethnic diverse west and south—west, where eight areasse who can go to work have to get tested every three days. some are refugees who fled war—torn countries. rights groups say that coming into contact with the police or the army can be traumatic for them. areas in western and south—western sydney have already been put under stricter rules than the rest of the city and with soldiers now on the ground, many say their communities are being targeted. one resident told me it felt like an invisible wall was being built around them. i think it's going to be very challenging. i mean, it's hard seeing police on every corner of the local area where i live, so i think the army is just going to add that extra level of anxiety for people. it's been polarising to see how the rules are being enforced in certain parts of sydney and other parts, maybe not so much. the law has to apply to everybody. experts say that with the high transmissibility of the delta variant, it only takes a few people flouting the rules for the numbers to increase. it's now at

south wales as that system pushes out to see now. it moved away from the west and this sunshine coming through for purse as temperature is. pick up, but for sydney it is going to get really chilly. let's have a look at that temperature drop. by the time we get to choose a well below average, as the wet weather comes in and it is looking rather unsettled for the south island in new zealand. but it's sunny up in the north. the challenge of the brazilian dictatorship with the democratically run football team. the team is change the course of the nation. the center was a revolutionary football, known to locals. as the football rebels concludes with the celebration of life and legacy of socrates. and the corinthians democracy movements on al jazeera le the me watching out just a reminder of the top stories this, our thousands of people in afghanistan are still struggling to get out. the british military says 7 people have been crushed to death. a common airport is describing conditions as extremely challenging hundreds of iraqis from afghan sun on our arriving and cat are many and making their way to a 3rd country. the u. s. 17000 people have been to

tension is particularly high in sydney�*s poorer and ethnic diverse west and south—west, where eight just going to add that extra level of anxiety for people. it�*s been polarising to see how the rules are being enforced in certain parts of sydney and other parts, maybe not so much. the law has to apply to everybody. experts say that with the high transmissibility of the delta variant, it only takes a few people flouting the rules for the numbers to increase. it's now at a sufficient prevalence in the community where it will find those corridors and make its way through. it is always a challenge if you try and have one area that you lock down and others that you don't. at the moment, it seems to be holding to the areas that they're focused on, but if they find cases starting to emerge outside that, then i suspect there's no more creeping of those boundaries, i think it has to be greater sydney. another challenge is the low vaccination rates. the government has urged more people to get theirjabs, saying the country needs to reach 70% before restrictions could be eased. as recently as

tension is particularly high in sydney's poorer and ethnically diverse west and south—west, where eightsufficient prevalence in the community where it - will find those corridors i and make its way through. . it is always a challenge if you try. and have one area that you lockdown and others that you don't. at the moment, it seems to be holding to the areas _ they are focused on. but if they find cases starting to emerge outside that, i then i suspect there is no more creeping of those boundaries, i i think it has to be greater sydney. another challenge is the low vaccination rates. the government has urged more people to get theirjabs, saying the country needs to reach 70% before restrictions could be eased. as recently as two months ago, most people enjoyed near total freedom of movement here. but in the last few weeks, the delta variant has pushed many parts of australia back into lockdown mode. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. chinese health authorities say they have detected seven new covid cases in wuhan where the pandemic began. according to state media, this is the first time t