themselves nobody else will be this storm system brought some huge ways to crush on the shores of tasmania but at the best right and the coast of victoria as well now the storm has moved through but this is a legacy of course of the swell and the temperatures well fifteen degrees and that wind is not been good but better to adelaide first so enjoying the twenty six degrees in the sunshine with think that will last the wind direction swaps around monday to a southerly it's warming up in adelaide and melbourne by this time sydney's drop back to disappointing twenty but least the sun's out down in tasmania because the storm system has moved on it's moved on to wards new zealand there's already rain there the the last system still marching slowly knolls was through the south island so but the rain i think for wellington is the the overnight picture then by sunday that's gone further north in the next real windup is this one here so you get away with it just about for most i think on sunday but on monday it's marched on and that it's a fairly miserable picture not quite as windy as it was when

and melbourne by this time sydney's drop back to disappointing twenty but least the sun's a damn tasmaniabecause the storm system has moved on it's moved on towards new zealand there's already rain there the the last system still marching slowly knolls was through the south island so but the rain i think for wellington is the the overnight picture then by sunday that's gone further north in the next real windup is this one here so you get away with it just about for most i think comes on the bit on monday it's marched on and that it's a fairly miserable picture not quite as windy as it was or as across australia particular tasmania but certainly wet and sixteen in wellington marginally better in oakland. china's a problem has become famous for its large number of elderly many age one hundred years or older one i want to investigate see if the raging home of the sacred to a long and healthy lives on al-jazeera may on al-jazeera. as the world's biggest democracy goes to the polls we focus on the economic challenges facing india and the rise of ultranationalist a new series of you want winni

breeze of the interior and hangs on to the for a couple of days no change elsewhere if you're in tasmania expect the western windy weather and fifteen degrees which is on its way towards new zealand's this whole circulation here has been affecting tasmania will be affecting the south island first of all by rain across after that it'll get colder so eighteen degrees ahead of that rain in wellington twenty in sunny weather in oakland the rain itself isn't followed by showers and a cold wind sixteen still in wellington but if you further south don't expect that sort of large yes rain and surprisingly cool weather still the or the day mostly thought all of japan thirteen in turkey. on counseling the call says the u.s. slams the brakes on iran's oil exports will try the spillover effect also have a secret world of high risk lending in parts the poor in a sting operation to catch a spy what's a play for control of the next generation of mobile counting the cost on al-jazeera . welcome back a brief look at headlines a curfew has been imposed and trying to after a gun battle broke out during a ra

breeze of the interior and hangs on to the for a couple of days no change elsewhere if you're in tasmania expect the western windy weather and fifteen degrees which is on its way towards new zealand's this how circulation here has been affecting tasmania will be affecting the south island first of all by rain of course after that it will get colder so eighteen degrees ahead of that rain in wellington twenty in sunny weather in oakland run itself isn't followed by showers and a cold wind sixteen still in wellington but if you further south don't expect that sort of largess rain and surprisingly cool weather still the or the day throughout most of thought or of japan thirteen in turkey. the latest news as it breaks out of not had time to eat you can learn a new trial payment ultimately under burning to started raining to the brutal detail coverage of protesters pumped up to the cost was meant as an example of those possible dangerous places from around the last few days and that is where the water is once more rushing down the river it's an unwelcome thing for to minute hundreds barely begu

one of the episodes i heard about a cra fish in tasmania down off the corner of australia the size ofll bite your fingers. >> you heard about it. did you see it? >> you have to watch to find out, don't you? anybody watches monsters we very rarely come up empty handed. >> the ocean is the last great frontier. are you constantly being surprised by what you find? >> i'm constantly surprised. the clip you just seen, for instance, king salmon in alaska, these fish have been running up those rivers for thousands of years and suddenly things are changing and nobody knows what's happening. so you have this very healthy population of orcas in that corner of the pacific. now, that's a surprise to find that there. >> since you seem to like to solve mysteries of the deep, can you tell me where all of the fish have gone that i've tried to catch and never can catch? >> somebody else is catching them, aren't they? >> oh, simple. >> exactly. they've all gone. maybe i just need to be fishing better. >> so tell us if somebody is watching this show, will this make them scared of the ocean the way ollie

have got flooding in queensland, we've got massive drought over almost 100% of new south wales and tasmaniavers running dry, the focus has turned to the upper reaches, to the north where massive irrigated farms are mostly growing cotton, a famously thirsty crop. it's heartbreaking to see that this water should be going down the darling. it's the controversial practice of flood plane harvesting where rainwater is diverted from streams and rivers and stored, which has come under the spotlight. in particular in the state of queensland where it's almost completely unregulated. 0n the new south wales queensland border the town of goondiwindi is thriving. this is cotton country and the wealth the industry creates is clear to see. but scratch the surface and it's clear that water and lots of it underpins that success. i have travelled to the giant flood plains of southern queensland to meet a cotton farmer turned whistle—blower who decided to speak out after he says his livelihood and that of his neighbours was nearly destroyed by industrial scale cotton farming. i really put myself out there. i h

them and it's highly unlikely that they will be charge in a court james chin from the university of tasmania thanks for being with us on al-jazeera thank you. well algeria's president has named a caretaker government following six weeks of protests demanding his resignation media reports in algeria are now saying eighty two year old abdul aziz is preparing to quit victoria gate and he reports. if president abdelaziz bouteflika and his backers thought a government reshuffle would be enough to satisfy the millions of algerians demanding political change these crowds were a first sign they'd misjudged the mood of protest as. a statement from the president's office was read out on state television announcing a new can take a government it's the latest in a series of concessions by beautifully which have included a promise not to stand for a fifth term critics say it's another unsuccessful attempt to split the opposition and diffuse the protests to get to this point and then split up or turn around is not really a possibility at least not a possibility that i've been hearing about or seen no matt

authorities in australia are asking visitors to maria island in tasmania to sign up to a pledge thattance. although wombats are naturally docile and cute, too much human interaction can be really harmful, no matter how well it's intended. # i bless the rains down in africa. and if you're a diehard fan of the rains down in africa, then you should head to namibia, where local artist max siedentopf has built the ultimate tribute to the toto classic. running on solar power and built to last out of mainly sustainable materials, it blasts out the ‘80s soft rock classic over the namib desert 2a hours a day on a loop that max hopes will last for ever. let us know if you find it, though, because max has kept the exact location a secret. now it's time to look at some of the photos you've sent us using the hashtag #traveltuesday. here are some of our favourites. scotty took these pictures of the great pacific northwest in the us recently. benjamin managed to shoot this stunning sunset shot in finnish lapland. gabriel shot this great photo of the first snow in amsterdam recently. and remember to

four degrees with clouds in the forecast and rains are going to be pushing pushing through parts of tasmania as well from melbourne dropping down to about one thousand degrees up towards brits been it is going to be a partly cloudy day with a temperature of twenty seven well here across the north and south island of dizzy and we are seeing a lot of clouds right now but that is going to be making its way out towards the east and we're going to be left with some rain showers but they're going to be scattered at times a little bit cooler here for christchurch at twelve degrees but as we go towards saturday we're going to be seeing those temperatures rise to about fourteen auckland at sixteen and for fiji it is going to be a rainy day few at thirty degrees there and also quite chilly here across parts of japan where tokyo see attempt of nine and sendai see a temperature of twelve. methamphetamines for me and a flooding into countries across asia. one zero one east asks why all four cities can't seem to stop the myth. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where ever you. all come back here is a reminder on t

the twenty's there just around the coastal fringes of queensland on the grey side there for hobart tasmania seeing a little bit of cloud and right in that cloud right will make its way into the south island of new zealand so we go so what's the weather sliding into the south out and right now as we speak as we go on through friday that cloud and rain will continue to push its way further racism for sas day it does look pretty wet for much of the south island north island stays fine dry and sunny orcon with a high of twenty degrees. china is probably has become famous for its large number of elderly many age one hundred. one i want to investigate the raid you hold the secrets to a long and healthy mark on al-jazeera the shortest lived ministration in spain modern history has been forced to call a snap election on april the twenty eight with the polls suggesting a fragmented vote and the rise of the far right populist movement box the socialist alliance hold on to power stay with al-jazeera for the latest on the spanish election. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera

over here across australia we're going to be seeing a funnel boundary that's making its way across tasmania and into the southeastern part of australia or the next few days and that is going to cause a big change of temperature and that is going to be falling for many locations here so for adelaide we do expect to see attempt of your on monday down towards melbourne twenty two degrees but once this front begins to push through that is where we start to see winds coming out. of the southwest and that means we are going to see a drop in temperature as well so for melbourne it is going to be a sixty degree day here on tuesday up here towards sydney that front is going to stall out on you we do expect to see about twenty seven degrees there where here across new zealand things are looking a little better for the south island we're still picking up some clouds appear towards the north island over the next few days temper wise it is going to be a little bit chilly with crestor seeing about sixteen degrees there on monday and then as we go towards tuesday getting a little bit better but nice condi

have another cold front from the bite is gong through the southeast corner of australia in tasmania there it is as a cat heading towards new zealand that patchwork of speckle cata the showers building over the water and heading your way down not many will come over land be mostly sunny picture twenty fifteen in melbourne and fifteen in hobart you will notice rather warmer in sydney but it's all relative if you go to the west of that twenty five in person much more enjoyable and all that cloud that spread over the western half a strategy more or less is courtesy of a small circulation the tropical cyclone want to switch will stay offshore that might throw some showers at northwestern coast eighty mile beach as an example in the kimberley now new zealand and you know what's coming your way as that cold front a lot of cloud with it so this rain falling in the south island that's light to the picture throughout wednesday attention went into the twenty but you're in the sunshine as the rain comes up his light as you get rather cold and that rain probably reaches the north and by says it leavin

weather on said weather making its way towards new zealand that area clabber stretches back towards tasmania southeastern parts of australia well bring some unsettled weather into the south olive's friday temperatures struggle to get to around twelve degrees celsius it pushes a little further northwards or clint has a top temperature of eighteen degrees. a notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror one said for close guantanamo bay and its detainees are going nowhere we have identified as a priority is the construction of a new high value detention center i'm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to proxies of brutality and state sponsored torture as we did have done in the past rendition revisited part two on al jazeera. and one of the top stories here knowledge is there are libya's u.n. backed government to tripoli has declared a general military alert follows the deployment of a convoy of heavily armored vehicles towards tripoli by the eastern warlord only for have to. ontario did as is but if it has issued a statement asking for forgiveness for any shortcomings after re

weather on said weather making its way towards new zealand that area clabber stretches back towards tasmaniasoutheastern parts of australia well bring some unsettled weather into the south island friday temperatures struggle to get around twelve degrees celsius it pushes a little further northwards or clint has a top temperature of eighteen degrees. you're playing in a chair that. there was war at my my. be. yours of being. a rich and diverse culture explored through its music istanbul songs of the city on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. alone or entirely this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up the massive military deployment that seen libya's u.n. backed government declare a military alert. it succeeded in forcing the president to resign but algerian protesters remain skeptical about who could replace him. the british prime minister turns to the opposition to break the bricks and deadlock as politicians debate a bill that would prevent the u.k. leaving europe without a deal. and health officials in mozambique set out to vaccinate hundreds of thousands of people against c

current a frontal systems is bringing cloud and rain through the far southeast and through particular tasmania but there's nothing significant on it so temperature wise are in the teens weather wise with the in the sunshine not showing up for the middle of australia person to twenty nine still pretty warm and west australian seeing as a new zealand went on usual weather the winds coming in from the north has quite warm and south island and increasingly cracked. fly cattle airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour the head of libya's u.n. backed government to confront the warlords hoft us forces have started a military offensive to capture the capital tripoli such as they have been a free pushback from tripoli's old international airport after briefly seizing control. thousands of anti-government protesters are defying a curfew called by sudan's army in the capital khartoum to continue demonstrations against president omar al bashir at least six people have been killed si

that same year, a man murdered 35 people in port arthur tasmania.nacted what are some 69 strongest and strictest assault weapons laws in the world. and they did it in 12 days. there hasn't been a gun related mass killing in australia since. now, there are plenty of examples around the world. soon after mass shootings, the government took action or at least agreed to take steps to ask questions about how to stop them. here's what we often here from national leaders in the u.s. >> there will be a time to have a conversation about what we do to make our state or city or our country safer. >> there will be certainly time for that policy discussion to take place, but that is not the place that we're in at this moment. >> this is not the time to jump to some conclusion not knowing the full facts. we have more information we need to know. >> i think inappropriate to politicize an event like this. it just happened within the last day and a half. >> we'll be talking about gun laws as time goes by. >> and of course there are the thoughts and prayers. after ne

heatwave territory we're not anymore fourteen in melbourne the rain is falling further south in tasmania about the same temperature in hobart the warms is still being drawn out of the interior to give purpose which had rather a cold target on a couple weeks really quite nice warm pleasant if rather dusty were twenty six degrees sydney you will see a drop in temperature the wind change otherwise it's fine. for drug users seeking to get clean one rehab option has been raising serious questions work based therapy a so-called treatment that is on one and no pay. phone lines investigates how people reeling from drug east are having exploitation added to their was who's. recovering from rehab on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera that means a whole robin a reminder of our top story the security services in sri lanka remain on high alert following sunday's multiple bomb attacks a nationwide alert has been issued with police searching for nine vehicles suicide bombings on easter sunday killed three hundred fifty nine people and wounded hundreds more. protest leaders are calling for a large r

here the weather is quite quiet at the moment but we are seeing a fair amount of cloud i suppose of tasmania that's ensuring it's quite cool here and with the winds coming from the southwest it is feeling cooler if you're out in that wind a maximum temperature in melbourne will just be around fifteen degrees as we head into monday those temperatures should rise a little bit this time up to around eighteen towards the west it should be fine for us in perth but the clouds will be increasing as we head into monday the showers really well there over the north so darwin is likely to catch quite a few of those during the day new zealand is also looking very unsettled with things of heavy rain work its way up the south island and it will be pushing into the north island as we head into monday. fly qatar airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now military commanders in sri lanka say the bodies of at least fifteen people have been found after a shootout connected to the easter sunday bombings st

twenty three degrees here on sunday and the system is going to be pushing through across parts of tasmania as well temperatures should be coming down across much of that region with more cloud. it's in the forecast so for adelaide we do expect to see a tempter coming down to twenty two melbourne a nice day but a little cool day if you are twenty but up here towards brisbane it is going to be a partly cloudy day with plenty of sun with a temperature of thirty one. council because this week libya's wealth has pitted east against west we take a look at the war economy how it conflicts with brushing back fires this is what ukraine's most important economic region a white international investors a president of bodie with india's election turn to the post on al-jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera the head of the united nations has told libyan warlord honey for hopped off to stop his advance on tripoli after us forces say they've reached the southern op skirts of the libyan capital in a push against the internationally recognized government. hundreds of thousands of algerians have