so heading down to one, the resume will close from tasmania. wow. and probably the strider, he said, so it's got some of the oldest trees in the world. ah, to fantastic ancient you. and pon, within a 50100 meters of where we stand, the a dozen big trees on fairfield to these phrases upwards a 1000 years old. why the hue and pine is nice of to tasmania, but it's numbers have declined dramatically since european settlement. often due to logging and mining and nowhere else in tasmania is to that extent of understood, natural, healthy human pine. just a few kilometers upstream is a tree that's 2 and a half 1002 years old. left on the 3rd base will grow to one or 2 or more 1000 use and from that route stock, i'll bet you implies my will grow. and so we can have face ongoing, theoretically immortal stand of trees. it's wonderful content. so is this a national park? finally, there are more threats to the top kind than the m g tailing stand. in fact, another mining company holds a mineral exploration license here ah, has applied for tourism as an icon. and

this is carol's brother in law. tasmania is resources minister guide by nate. mm hm. he's a vocal supporter of m m g 's, proposed tailings and tough penalties for protest. we strongly support the company's right to proceed through the environment and planning approval process. and that's what they are attempting to do. not withstanding the, the very radical bar environmental protesters who are trying to stop at that sign that there are above the law. where place safety is important. workers should have the right to go to work without thing. i stopped, you sang as a threat to work a safety from the actions of the protestant. absolutely. m under his proposed new law procedures could be find up to $6000.00 or jail for up to a year for a 1st offense. ah, it will have no impact whatsoever on case full practice. it's still a peaceful process, so then they can still be arrested and charged under the existing laws. well, laws are working very well in n g did get approval to preliminary works and the police ejected the protest is an april. but that hasn't stopped. ah now the a

c news, tasmania. she's joining us mccauley. hands near the strand. good to have you with us and talk us through what's been happening 1st of all, to try to save the remaining wells. we. yes, rob these stranded wiles were discovered this morning by workers from a nearby fish farm. now they have stranded on ocean beach. it's a beach just outside of mccory harbor on tasmania is west coast. and it's a beach with very rough seas, so it's quite a difficult place for rescue was rescued was from the tasmanian parks and wildlife service, the department of natural resources as well as tasmania police, a bane on site all day about half of those wiles was still alive when they arrived this morning and i've been doing things like dowsing them with water covering them with went blankets, digging trenches around the whales. basically trying to keep the wiles that are still in head still healthy and same like they'll survive in good condition and trying to get some of them back out into the ocean. it's pretty difficult because this big wise and currents around here.

m g 's works in light of its impact on tasmania is endangered moscow. in the meantime, m m g was ordered to remove all its machinery from forest. guy bonnet is no longer resources, minister could face questions and course over the legality of the lease. he gave him in j over the excess run with the tasmanian parliament recently passed the government's new anti protest laws are down there. it's a well finished glazing glamour. but with the paparazzi chasing india celebrities, it's a high stakes game. one, a one east coast, behind the land with those hunting for the perfect picture analogy. era. ah, a talk to al jazeera, we ask, so the rebound you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the arm struggle in the 19 seventy's. do you have any regrets? no, we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the store restock matter on al jazeera with make up with, [000:00:00;00] with with ah, scotland bids farewell to the you case longest running monarch.

discovered on each in tasmania australia.iscovered on each in tasmania australia. they were saying iei area on . island - in the carribbean since the weekend, at least three people have been killed. the national hurricane centre is warning that hurricane fiona will strengthen to a category 4 storm in the next couple of days. wendy urquhart reports. it swept across the island, packing winds of up to 184km/hr, ripping up crops and tearing the roofs off buildings." ,, ,, , several rivers burst, their banks in the streets are littered with fallen trees and debris. today we set all of our things outside to dry but what we need is water. translation: it's a disaster, we lost everything and - everything got wet. we lost our home. lam ruined. volunteers are already packing food bags which will be shipped to the worst—affected areas. at least seven have been declared disaster zones. fiona has left a trail of destruction in its wake and is now heading for barbados and bermuda. residents are strongly advised to put away patio furniture,

devastating scenes here on tasmania's west coast.s thought that around half have already perished at the moment. the operation to save the surviving ones has been ongoing. the scene on the beach there was very distressing. you could see that these wales were, you know, throwing their tails around in distress. it was a devastating scene to see, and despite that best efforts of those trying to save them, it certainly felt like they were losing that battle. an update on those wales, and if you're interested in finding out what is happening to those wales and indeed any of the stories that you have been watching here on bbc outside source, you are more than welcome to go to our website. as always, it is plenty on their on the latest on the united nations general assembly and all the very latest on what is happening with the war in ukraine, andindeed and indeed does protests. i'm on twitter. you are more than welcome to treat me. you are watching the bbc. stay with us, wherever you are. hello, i marked a temperature contrast. a list acros

a band of clouds, rolling out of south australia, pushing towards victoria, tasmania.g to see wet weather coming through here over the next days. some spring showers rumbling away here. wetter weather in queensland. showers across northern parts of australia. toward the west, temperatures in perth, into the mid-20's over the next couple of days. wetter weather for northern territories and also into northern areas, central and eastern parts of queensland. it is still wet down towards the southeastern corner. the southwestern side of victoria, it was dry and fine for south australia. not bad in tasmania, we've got increasing clouds and rain making its way towards new zealand. increasing cloud and rain making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. through tuesday, wetter weather will set in, pushing into honshu. a developing tropical system offshore should stay off shore not causing many problems. it does drag in a northerly wind and showers coming through. for much of china, it is largely dry. ♪ >> witness inspiring felons from around the world. witness inti

an alarming sight on a beach in tasmania. some $200.00 pilot wales died after stranding themselves on wednesday. cruise managed to re float over 30 surviving mammals, but some return to the shore line. yeah, no, i mean it's a significant event. like, as he can say behind it's very, you know, it's extremely sad to say these beautiful intelligent animals, you know, on land where they're not maint to bay. i'm in a, unfortunately, this time i think proportion of them haven't made it. but i think in terms of the community, cicero sense of pride and, and, you know, i also, i sense of achievement interest that everyone's collaborating and working well together. it happened 2 years to the day of australia's largest mass stranding. nearly 500 pilot whales were found beached at the same harbor in 2020. the entrance is a shallow and dangerous channel known as hales gates. preparations are under way to move the carcasses into deep waters on sunday to avoid attracting sharks and spreading disease. scientists remain puzzled over what cause

just one at a time to go with your family, gardenia and berlin for our thank you. rescue crews in tasmania, racing to save the last surviving whales from a mass stranding around $230.00 pilot boils were found on the west coast of the australian island. 2 days ago, most of the bod have died and must now be removed from the shoreline. an alarming sight on a beach in tasmania, some 200 pilot wales died after stranding themselves on wednesday cruise managed to re float over 30 surviving mammals, but some return to the shore line. yeah, no, i mean it's a significant event, like as he can say behind it's very, it's extremely sad to say these beautiful intelligent animals, you know, on land where they're not maint to bay. unfortunately they storm and the proportion of them haven't made it. but i think in terms of the community, it's just a real sense of pride. and you know, i also, i sense of achievement interest that everyone's collaborating and working well together. it happened 2 years to the day of australia's largest mass stranding. nearly 500 pilot whales were found beached at the same harb

now you see this band of cloud rolling out the south australia just pushing towards victoria tasmania. and we are going to see some by the way weather coming through here. over the next hour, so some good spring showers. rumbling away here. then some west weather too. is that east side of queensland splashes, showers across northern parts of austria. i would towards the west is lossy fine, and dry temperatures in perth, getting up into the mid twenties over the next couple of days. so whether, whether there for northern territory, some went to weather, to into open areas central and eastern parts of queensland. it's still quite a lot of wet weather down towards at southeast corner, but bright disguised as coming back in across the western side of victoria, which was put very dry and fine. therefore south australia, not too bad in tasmania, we have got increasing cloud and rain, grassy, making its way towards new zealand, increasing cloud right. also making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. not looking too bad as we go through tuesday, but wet a weather will set in ac

the pod of at least $230.00 mammals based on tasmania is west coast. scientists say they p to be pilot wiles, which are known for stranded in stranding in large numbers. all right, those are the headlines out there. a world is mixed. ah ah, ah ah, my name is k through stephanie, and this is my job. i have begun at the city university of london hearing the words apartheid colonization. oppression may have begun with my readings and study of the policy and struggle words from china about their disposition and loss. i know it is. yes, i get that ongoing process discussion colonization lending. but my journey actually begins with it is on the towards the hit on i got a shot out and gave him a play of that. i had a mr. anthony, the young me hello. hello hello, hello, hello. hello, i bought a box and i'm then on the la life, a lot of the when it comes to you about a lot of people always ask you, what are your 1st impressions? i don't know. perhaps them too nervous to take anything in his place. i would hurry to leave electrical wise and reign mixing. i remember that i don't watch. i don't kn

years that hundreds of the marine mammals have died in a mass stranding at macquarie harbour on tasmania'sn coast. wall street stocks fell sharply wednesday as investors reacted to the federal reserve's and signalled more monetary tightening ahead as it combats inflation. we'll have more on this in about 20 minutes. do stay with us for letitia james said a three—year investigation showed that mr trump's business repeatedly used false statements to get banks to lend them money on favourable terms. for more on that, we are joined now by richard painter, former chief white house ethics lawyer in the george w. bush administration. thank you for being on the programme. can you give us more detailed on what this case is about? , , detailed on what this case is about? ,, ,, about? this is essentially about? this is essentially about financial _ about? this is essentially about financial fraud, - about? this is essentially . about financial fraud, mostly fraud about financialfraud, mostly fraud on banks, lenders, lying about the value of the real estate that could be used to secure loans. this cas

most of a group of about $230.00 pilot whales that beached on the west coast of tasmania in australia are believed to have perished. locals tried to help the animals before a rescue team arrived pods of pilot rails. occasionally, wales occasionally lose their bearings and beach in large numbers. iran has imposed a near total internet shut down following days of anti government protests. the death of a 22 year old woman held in custody by iran's morality police sparked demonstrations across the country. many of those protests were organized on line massa. i mean, he died last week while being detained for allegedly wearing a job or headscarf too loosely or death unleashed widespread anger over freedom and women's rights in the islamic republic. the protests are the biggest iran has seen in years defiance against it on leadership, women burning the headphone. it's griffin, solidarity with mother, a mini, the young it onion woman who died in the custody of it on morality. police, her alleged grind, not reading her head scarf properly. anger is widespread protest, thought it up to it, gro

therefore south australia not too bad in that tasmania. we have got increasing cloud and rain, grassy, making its way to watch new zealand increasing cloud of bright, also making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. not looking too bad as we go through cheese day. but wet weather will set him across such you she pushing into honshu, developing tropical system, just off shore that should stay off shore, not causing too many problems. it does dragging a normally wind with a rash of showers coming for for much of china is lottie dry. ah ah, al jazeera, with indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy, is busy transforming, ready to beat your business partner with a robust talent pool. politically and economically stable and strong policies being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you invest indonesia now informed opinions. i believe that our media and other regions should have bilateral negotiations. we've been cooling that the many time critica

tasmania gets a bit of a warm breeze. for new zealand, there are a few showers floating around. wind is not particularly strong, so the sun does its bit. the seasonal rains in southeast asia are still online more or less with thailand. we have an increase now once again in borneo and in indonesia, showers have been a bit more prevalent over the last couple of days. monsoon rain has been concentrating on western gas. it looks much drier for the north and for northern pakistan, there is a hint of a few showers. yes, there's still flooding in the country, but not much to top it off. >> extraordinary men and women who are breaking the moment, from taxi drivers investing everything they have into their minibus only to face extreme danger on the roughest tracks. to the jockey turned paramedic saving lives, transporting the sick and elderly. the so the -- lesotho, risking it all, on al jazeera. >> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera, the united nations watchdog has issued a report finding that ukraine's nuclear power plant is in a situation that is cause for great concern.

some news that we brought you yesterday about the wales stranded in tasmania.animals to float them, with pilot whales weighing up to 2.5 tonnes. once floated, they are moved by boat to deeper water and released. it's feared some of the survivors may be too weakened to make it. that is that from me and the team. thank you for staying with us. you are watching outside source on the bbc. hello. it's been a bit grey and rainy for some of us today. i think the chances are it'll be a little bit better tomorrow. but here's the headline — in the next few days, it is going to turn colder — significantly, infact, particularly across northern parts of the uk. cold enough for thick coats, as temperatures may struggle to reach ten degrees. now, right now a cold front is crossing the uk. this is the first of two which will be crossing the uk over the next few days. now, this one has brought the wet weather to northern parts of the country through thursday. and actually, as we go through the course of this evening and into tomorrow, this cold front will reach southern parts o

hundreds of thousands of homes are without power. 14 dead whales have been discovered on a beach in tasmaniay were all young male sperm whales. to investigate, but experts say strandings are not uncommon in the area. england's first tour of pakistan for 17 years has got off to a winning start. they won the opening match of the t20 series by six wickets. england haven't toured the country for so long because of securtity concerns following the attack on sri lanka's team in 2009. if you want to get in touch, i am on twitter. i would love to hear from you. am on twitter. i would love to hearfrom you. do am on twitter. i would love to hear from you. do send am on twitter. i would love to hearfrom you. do send in am on twitter. i would love to hear from you. do send in your thoughts. you are watching you stay on the bbc. still to come — the inquest into the death of a british teenager who took her own life. benjohnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact th

well than 230 by the boils, have been stranded on the coast of tasmania. australian authority said appears on the half of the wales is still alive. rescue efforts are underway by cruise of marine biologists and local volunteers. the german government has agreed to buy out almost all shares of the private gas utility univer effectively nationalizing the company. the move was anticipated after the company was in danger of going bankrupt over the current gas crisis. russia had stopped nearly all natural gas flows to germany in response to sanctions over the war and ukraine. stick bits. lee with our business team joins way for more. stephen, why does building believe a complete takeover of this company is necessary? no, been the german government had always said that unit was essentially too big to fail . it was the largest gas utility in terms of importing russian gas. once those supplies really stopped all but stopped flowing in june. that meant that they had a problem because they have contracts with downstream customers to provide the same amount of gas. and if they weren't getting it from

into were that to eastern side of new south wales pushing into some parts of victoria. tasmania, still seeing some showers lie be showers longest spells if right. the dry weather starts to push back in as we go on into sunday. still a few showers up towards the western parts of queensland. still some way to weather down towards the southeast and corner that wet weather all making its way towards news in a way. well said, pretty wet and windy over the next couple days on the ma side. 15 celsius. s not too bad. they're awkward getting up to 18 degrees where time, where the weather also making its way towards taiwan in the form of our latest tropical storm. that is, expect to become a typhoon in the coming hours. that'll drive its way farther northward, staying to the east of taiwan, but some wet weather coming in here over the next hour. so south pushing up towards the cramping in la and also japan. ah. beneath the surface lies a darker side in british politics. i'm exclusive al jazeera investigation coming. see ah, this is al jazeera ah.

these animals were somehow illegally exported from australia and also from the island of tasmania andussia in the shortest possible time i will see that there is no game that western politicians would not swallow if it is served sauce of poor and unfortunate russian oppositionists. it's amazing how ready the west is to listen to the nonsense of any rogue who claims that he is a fighter against the russian authorities. which the russians are hunting are the nazis from azov jokes with jokes, but you still count the kangaroos there with joke-noses just in case. well, what of the citizens in some places in europe, the most savvy citizens are beginning to understand that shooting their own hand and head in the foot in spite of russia painfully stupid and inefficient residents and politicians of austria they begin to lean in favor of lifting anti-russian sanctions, don’t drive horses especially, don’t drive them. we still didn’t get all the benefit, then we managed to get them later. in austria there is no longer a clear majority in favor of restrictive measures against russia, as the germa

the beach on the west coast of tasmania. in australia. i believe to have perished. locals try to help the animals before a rescue team arrived. pods of pilot whales occasionally lose their bearings and beach. in large numbers. the german parliament has begun an investigation into the botched evacuation of german troops from afghanistan last summer. in particular, the committee will focus on the many local afghan helpers who were left behind during the chaotic withdrawal, putting them at risk of being targeted by the taliban. these images from afghanistan, shock, the world. afghans fleeing the country. after us, german and allied troops withdrew, ending a 20 year mission. western backed afghan forces crumbled, and the taliban quickly regained power. the taliban were very strategic and they em . i think sometimes i had the impression they were always 3 steps ahead of our a strategy and our negotiations. germany like other countries faced intense criticism over the long wars outcome. berlin is accused of having misjudged the security situati

most of the 230 pilot whales, based on the west coast of tasmania in australia, have now died trying to help the animals before a rescue team arrived. pods of pilot whales occasionally lose their bearings and beach in large numbers. watching the w news still to come. germany's document showed, draws to a close after being dogged by accusations of anti semitism, has the reputation of the world renowned exhibitions sustained lasting damage that iran has almost completely shut off internet access. after days of protests, response by the death of a 22 year old woman held in custody by iran's morality police. many of the rallies were organized on line massa. i mean, he died last week while being detained for allegedly, wearing a huge apple headscarf too loosely as white spread anger over freedom and women's rights in the islamic republic. the protests of the biggest around is seen in years defiance against it on leadership. women a burning the headphone? it's different thought identity with martha armine, the young it onion woman who died in the custody of it on the morality police. her a

more than 230 whales have been stranded on the coast of tasmania, australia. half of the whales have now died. rescue efforts are underway to save the whales that are still alive. now the death toll from the devastating floods in pakistan has now passed. $1500.00, with many fearing the worst could be yet to come. local officials say was borne diseases, a spiraling out of control, and it could take months for the stagnant waters to fully recede with fields. flooded and crops destroyed. food supplies that also threatened and farmers are struggling to feed their livestock. balmy cones, buffaloes survived the floods, but now the farmer struggling to keep them alive. zamiah's farm is in the province of sinned, one of the areas worst affected by the floods. he managed to save his animals, but the water spoiled their feed. as he loved you, are your say yes, ross, i'll become rotten because of the floods. hello. yeah, it's turn black john what? we can't give it to the cattle the j. so the animals will go hungry. you will just and eventually die. got i got all my guy y

they said that the reason for their presence in tasmania, the ma, actual soldiers enforcing the warrant afghanistan, one of them is that they're fighting for democracy or, or his british guy said that they came to protect democracy when they came to share their experience with us. they came to create some kind of influence of asi speaking in great measure. they influenced us only in raising morale. they lifted up our fighting spirits, but how effective they actually worth are. and i can only say 9 years a some, and even deserted and positions opposition was the hottest sport in the war if well, do not include mario poll for. we were in kia as they said that they didn't need this. after that, we never saw them again. we'll get that there was also a situation when as soon as these men arrived, now we had to get up in the morning, you to the shooting and gunfire money. we sat there and they looked at us with open eyes filled with panic. asking what was happening, i knew then they realized this is a real war. they had a machine gun and they broke assistance. they broke it so they could retr

of tasmania. australian authority said appears over the half of the whales is still alive. rescue efforts are underway by cruise of marine biologists and local volunteers. in belgium, a court is said to decide on a prisoner exchange treaty with iran. the deal has been fiercely criticized by lawmakers. they say the treaty would allow and a rainy and diplomat jailed on terrorism charges to return home. but the government argues it's the only way to free a belgian aid worker being held in iran. they don't use brussels, corresponded melina shed house reports, eileen years, and stage t him often placed this piece of jazz. it reminds him of his friend, who's a music lover like himself, but his friend, olivia under castilla, has not heard any music in over half a year. he was imprisoned in iran in february on spying judges, but he is in full isolation in his cell, in the basement, with the lights constantly on. ah, yes, so poor food he has an infection or his lucy sir niels, offer the faith oliver. obviously, his no title or to call situation good, is extremely dramatic. i would say funder casti

fronts that have kept things rather chilly, bringing some stronger winds and showers to victoria tasmania and some storms to new south wales. we could still see some flooding here on sunday in the river areas, but it does dry up certainly by monday, twice up as well for the coast of queens and has been seeing some sunshine and its a lot dryer across the north. lots of fun enjoy. whether to be found here, it's going to be wet to however, for perth, on monday that does a dry up on tuesday. and it's going to be new zealand that sees that band of rain pulling suddenly in the south on sunday. that sure weather ah, encountering with forced witness king exceeds to go through at a time of economic hardship. we'll take a look at how much the polar cos is trade or solution for crews practical against apply to change. port, quickest solutions, workplace trim. what is it? counting the cost or l z o revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet. on al jazeera lou. ah, hello again. this is al jazeera that's remind you of the main news the south. the united nations is planning to send

persistent rain on what is sultan ground that goes around the corner to victoria as well, little bit in tasmania swells, but the west that got to next front coming in to perth might make it doing so i say the drop in temperature about 3 or 4 degrees. and the rain by this time is focusing rather more on sydney asked for new zealand look at north island. the rain is curled off. it's still running in on the wind into wellington, south highland, it's fine to bounce. you in the teens nicely. in the sunshine as well. and as the sun comes, as you more i see the line or significant re nolan viet nam, thailand. cambodia allows this whole area could be particularly wet, was the flood risk. and the same is true in western bornea and increasingly java and sumatra. and with the monsoon trough, slowly retreating, it's gone away from west rochester. it's still capable of developing some sort of circulation. so significant rain is life in east rogers down. for example, elsewhere, india, it's rob apache, as you can see, ah, in australia indigenous with disproportionately highway 11 east investigate is enough bei

more than 230 pilot whales have been stranded on the coast of tasmania. australian authority said appears of the half of the whales is still alive. rescue efforts are underway by crews of marine biologists and local volunteers. germany has joined other nations of the un general assembly and criticizing russia over its war in ukraine. chance old of sholpes accused the permanent security council member of bringing imperialism back to europe. he said, the world cannot accept a global order dictated by moscow through military force. he pledged germany's continued support to keep in the form of weapons. they. one of the assembly was also marked by a grim assessment of the state of the world. by the un secretary, general brave commander, a world conference dominated by a growing list of global crises. the 77th session of the un general assembly was the 1st in person gathering of world leaders since the beginning of the coven 19 pandemic. but it was far from a celebration in his opening address, the un secretary general was blunt in his assessment of the global situation cost of living christ. l

and it seems to be invigorated by this time the circulations just offshore. tasmania gets a bit of a warm breeze actually hope out about 70. but underneath that rain, melbourne's 18 looks a bit promising to be honest. matthews, illness cotton dan, are a few showers floating around. the wind is not particularly strong, so the sun does its bit so you get about 12 degrees in christ church and 13 in wellington, in shouts. i guess the season rains in southeast asia, still a line more or less from thailand, straight eastwood's got an increase. now i want to get in borneo and in indonesia shouts of being a bit more prevalent. they were the last couple of days. the monsoon ryan has been concentrating down the western gast has been flooding in bangalore rose. i'm sure you are aware. it looks much dry feather nor and for knowles, in pakistan, there's a hint of a few shouts. they are light. yes, the still floating in the country, but not much to top it up with extraordinary men and women who are breaking the moon from the tax drivers investing everything they have in to their mini bus only to f

for victoria and tasmania showers creeping into new south wales. but there will be some sunshine through the cloud for sidney that show ever. ah. to lead your country on to the pitch is a special moment for any footballer to do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend added canton our introduces honey valia who broke through social and political barriers to expire. a generation of female players across the middle east. football rebels. let's do it. on al jazeera. ah ah, the watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories this out. italy votes in the general election that could see the far right in power. the 1st time since world war 2 opinion polls predict georgia, maloney will become the country's 1st female prime minister. the number of people who died after a boat carrying migrants from lebanon, cap sized off the coast of syria, has risen to 95 live in these army says it's arrested a man. it suspects was behind a human smuggling operation. a partial mobilization order announced by president vladimir putin. this t

into were that eastern side of new south wales pushing into eastern parts of victoria, tasmania still sing, some showers lie, b showers, longest spells of rain. the dry weather starts to push back in as we go on into sunday. still a few showers up towards the western parts of queensland. still some way to weather down towards the southeast corner where to weather all making its way towards news in a way will turn pretty wet and windy over the next couple of days on the model side . 15 celsius, it's not too bad. they're often getting up to 18 degrees where town, where the weather also making its way towards taiwan in the form of our latest tropical storm that is expect to become a typhoon in the coming hours. that will drive its way further. northward staying to the east of taiwan, but some wet weather coming in here over the next day or so. south. pushing up towards the cramp angela and also japan. ah, this was an easy or morbid likes of which we have never seen whistles important. this is your story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporti

the pod of at least $230.00 mammals beached on tasmania as west coast scientist.

now the wet weather continues for victoria and tasmania. we'll see some of those storms ration to new south wales. we could see some flooding across central areas and some funder redound port. kicking off along the coast of queensland is rain for perth on saturday, but does, does clear by the time we get into sunday that will be lots of sunshine to be found and sunshine as well. for sidney and brisbin as that rain moves across the tasman to new zealand. now we're seeing some settled conditions for both islands with spring sunshine coming through. just a bit of rain here and there. the temperatures have picked up for christ church and wellington, but the rain isn't very far away, you can see it rolling in and clipping into the south of the south island by sunday . now was the move to south east asia. we've seen some heavy rain across more than areas of the philippines. that's going to clear and there'll be more in the way of sunshine. the heavy rain can be found in the south of thailand and we will see more rain roll in to west borneo. by th

the part of pilot's wills was found in the remote west coast of tasmania. on wednesday, 35 of the mammal survived rescue teams are now trying to get them back into the c color as making a comeback in syria, the world health organization as had 23 deaths in the past 3 weeks, una, this is says the source of the outbreaks likely to be the euphrates and other contaminated rivers. millions of people rely on them for drinking water and crop irrigation. but the un says river levels are dropping and drunk like conditions leading to a build up of sewage and pollution that her arm and armand, danny, is a regional director at the world health organization. he's just returned from visiting syria. he says, the situation there is starting to get serious 253 cases have been concerned or having cholera according to statistics that we have so far are 5 to 23 deaths from, you know, the say about it cases. and i mean, no color is, are wanted in 6 out of the 14 given rates in the country. it is linked to with the drinking water that you know, the quality of the drinking water

some wet weather. sliding out to south australia, 3, victoria southern parts of new south wales, tasmania also sing some live shows elsewhere. it is generally try and find with a good deal of seth weather and some sunshine. here's the next system that's going to make its way into where doubly way as we go on through monday. so some went to weather some windy weather, returning to per temperatures falling back to around 17 degrees celsius. but fine and dry by this date. a pleasant 70 just want to rush. i was therefore melbourne that where to weather is making its way towards the tasman and it will turn increased the unsettle, across a good part of the zenith over the next day or so. had that we cannot guarantee by the 18th celsius, where the rain will set in rain now setting in across southern parts of japan. we have fast super typhoon that sweeping its way further northward, slowly but surely bringing some very heavy right into the far south of japan sunday going on. it's monday. it is expected to make land for bringing that very heavy rifle across southern areas of hon. shoot and driving

fourteen young sperm whales have died in a mass stranding on a beach in tasmania in australia.y locals on king island. the reason for the stranding is unknown, but wildlife biologists and a vet have been sent to investigate. and in cricket — for the first time in 17 years — england are touring in pakistan for a series of matches. they want the opening match in six wickets. they want the opening match in six wickets. security concerns have prevented any tours since 2005. you watching bbc news, it's newsday. an inquest into the death of a teenager who took her own life begins. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth is flying home to canada in disgrace. all athletes should be clean going into the game. i'll just that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning these people were in their homes, tonight those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positionsj are long here have been strengthened presumably encase americans invaded. _ it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world. and so the

there we go with a shout, co central pos still a little wet weather just down towards victoria, tasmania, looking wet and wendy. some very wet and windy weather also sweeping across new zealand over the next day or 2. so as we go on into monday, still a few showers sir just around that eastern side of australia, but it will improve as we go on into choose, they largely fine a dry temperature starting to recover 20 celsius in adelaide. that's not too bad. similar temperature there for perf, 1890 degrees here, but it will turn rather wet and windy wet than windy weather making its way towards taiwan at present in the form of typhoon m. we far that's pushing up across oc, in our bringing some rather heavy rain out punches, way up towards the east, tennessee over the next few days following a similar past the previous time for north of that still some live the showers. they're coming in to south korea. we'll see some wet weather across southern parts of japan. fire to try for much of honshu. take 29. ah. for a goalkeeper from one as it is. a home world cup was what dreams were made of. turne

weather to the southeast at the end of the week with some heavy rain falling in victoria as well as tasmania and parts of new south wales temperature sitting in the mid teens for adelaide and melbourne by saturday. sidney as well. temperature here has been above the average, but we are going to see it come down. if we have a look at the 3 day, there will however, still be some sunshine. now it's looking a lot more sunny up in the north, very settled whether to be found here and it's looking more settled for the south island of new zealand. some of that spring sunshine coming through bits and pieces of rain here and there, but it isn't very far away. as the temperature recovers in christ church, we will see that rain roland, by the time we get some monday now was moved to southeast asia. we are seeing some heavy rain for the philippines on friday, but by the time we get into saturday, it does start to clear up manila at $29.00 degrees celsius. ah, it's a world full of glitz and glamour. but with the paparazzi chasing india celebrities . if the high stakes game one or one east goes behind the

got stuck on the west coast of the island of tasmania on wednesday, but only $35.00 survived. they did wells will be tested.

the pod of at least $230.00 mammals beached on tasmania west coast. scientists say that they appear to be pilot whales, which are known for stranding and large numbers. a rescue team is heading to the area and people are being warned to stay away. ah, you're without 0. the headlines this, our russia has released 205 ukranian prisoners of war and of deal negotiated by turkey. in return, a keep released the leader of a band pro russia party and 54 russian prisoners in a separate deal. 10 foreigners who fought alongside ukrainian forces were released by russia and sent to saudi rig when he's speaking at the un general assembly, the ukranian president said russia needed to be punished and isolated over its invasion of ukraine. vladimir zalinski also urged the world a world leaders to strip moscow of its veto at the un security council. a crime has been committed against ukraine and we demand just punishment. the crime was committed against our state borders. the crime was committed against the lives of people. the crime was committed. again, the dignity of all women and men. the crime was

back into seen the pods of 230 pilot whales got stuck on the west coast of the island states of tasmania on wednesday. but only 35 survived. the dead whales will be tested to determine if toxins contributed to them getting stranded. ah, hello, are you watching out 0? these are the headlines this our, the you commission says many russian men are trying to leave the country. that's after president vladimir putin announced plans to draft 300000 new troops to help the fight in ukraine. the kremlin says reports of the mass exodus are exaggerated. meanwhile, hundreds of russian, ann ukrainian soldiers have been released in a prisoner's swab. it's the largest exchange since the war began. 10 foreigners fighting for ukraine have also been freed through a deal mediated by saudi arabia. gabriel, alexander has more now from ki. any soldiers would have been considered a victory for ukrainians, but this is particularly bitter sweet for them if you will use that terminology because of who they were. more than the majority of these $215.00 prisoners that were released were soldiers, as we mentioned, fr

in australia called upon it. wales were found each on the remote west coast of the on in state of tasmania. on wednesday that the 5 wales survived the stranding rescue operation is currently on the way to get them back to see this dressed. oh tom, you hadn't had a long tom on the beach and um, it is a possibility certainly that we might lose further animals or think. we've got the team and a strategy in place now arm to, to maximize success. and we'll be working hard old either to my sure. um, yeah we, we can side as many as possible. ah, this is out 0. these your top stories. russia has released 215 ukranian prisoners of war and a deal negotiated by turkey in return. keith released a pro russian oligarch and $54.00 russian prisoners a dial us full landominium. congratulations on your return, our guys our heroes. it's good to see everyone. it's nice. after all the time we've been on the phone, we're proud of you. what you've done for our nation, and proud of each and every one of you. and i'm very glad that the team got you out of russia, and i'm glad we made the 1st step you are safe and