>> in tasmania, we do not have anything remotely like it.e only feral thing we have around here is deer or cats. >> i don't think deers are making that noise you just made. >> no, sir, they did not. >> reporter: the tasmanian tiger roamed these parts for thousands of years. more wolf than tiger, it was -- is -- a marsupial weighing about 55 pounds. >> the tasmanian tiger, easily distinguished by his straight, unjointed tail -- >> reporter: it was also a carnivore that preyed on farmers' sheep. recalling the fate of the wolf of the american west around the same time, the local government paid out bounties to hunters presenting carcasses. by the mid-1930s, the tassie tiger population had dwindled to one, captive at hobart's beaumaris zoo, where it died in 1936. with the required 50 years elapsing without a confirmed sighting, the tiger was put on the extinct list in 1986. yet putting the mania in tasmania, the search became a national obsession. in the tasmanian tiger, not the tasmanian devil, became a sort of local mascot. its image adorns ta

last one that i could think of was a mass incident, even 19 ninety's, which was a mass shooting in tasmania. and that was so shocking that have come to the whole country, and they told me to bring in a gun buyback scheme and a gun, a band on 70 automatic width is which has been very successful that has prevented any kind of mass shooting since then. now that's not to say that there are you said this of crime in australia just a day earlier, there was another savvy in sydney. yes. idle staffing of a teenager that appear to be in sometimes 5 situation. so these lots of incentives, they really don't care. and it could have been a lot worse, had a start of the not an act of those 2 gun laws that we have. this could have been a mass gun shooting, had the attacker had access to guns, but that also makes it so more recent going away because this man was able to go on a rampage to 6 people in such a rueful way. and just, just with a nice, it really is something that is certainly a is a no asking, why is this happening? and what can be done. a sobering news from the down from the land and under that

a court in australia has ruled that men can enter a women's—only exhibition in tasmania.ibit at the museum of old and new art wanted to highlight historic misogyny by banning male visitors. the venue had insisted that rejecting men was part of the art, arguing australian law allowed for discrimination "designed to promote equal opportunity" for a group of people who had been historically disadvantaged. the judge rejected that argument. you may have heard of the langauge, esperanto, aimed at making international communication easier, with everyone able to speak it, alongside their mother tongue. well it didn't really take off. but now, thanks to ai, conversing in another language, or as many as you like, has just become a cinch. here's james clayton. the world is more connected than ever. conversations with anyone, anywhere, are just a click away. there's just one problem — we don't all speak the same language. i really, really wish that i could, but unfortunately i can't speak any other languages fluently other than english. untranslated what if i could speak polish? than

montana del sur del violento entorno las mas estrictas despues de un ataque en el que un hombre en tasmaniaasi 23 horas bajarlos despues de que una cabina choco contra un poste y se abrio, provocando la muerte de un hombre de 57 anos y heridas a otras siete personas. >> un total de 607 efectivos y 10 helicopteros participaron en el operativo. >> durante la noche fue necesario utilizar camaras de vision nocturna. >> las autoridades de florida estan investigando si el cuerpo carbonizado hallado en un vehiculo en el centro del estado es el de una mujer de homestead quien habria sido victima de un secuestro a mano armada. >> el asalto quedo captado en el video de un testigo. >> sonia parizo sanchez nos tiene todos los detalles. >> estos fueron los aterradores momentos que se presumen vivio catherine altagracia guerrero de aguas vivas, un hombre enmascarado apuntandole con un arma semiautomatica de 10 milimetros en una interseccion en winter springs al noreste de orlando, dijo el alguacil del condado de seminole. >> el asalto ocurrio el jueves en la tarde, el video distribuido por la policia que

australia adopto medidas estrictas de control de armas despues de un ataque en el que un hombre en tasmanias e hirio a otras 23 en 1996. >> y en turquia al menos 13 personas tienen orden de el a 35 en turquia en relacion al incidente en el que cientos de personas quedaron atrapadas en un teleferico al sur del pais. >> los ultimos 174 ocupantes y cuatro ocupantes fueron rescatados casi 23 horas despues de que una cabina impacto contra un poste y se rompio y sus ocupantes cayeron al vacio. >> el incidente dejo muertos 10 10 heridos. >> segun las autoridades, se enviaron al lugar 10 helicopteros y mas de 600 socorristas y las autoridades de florida estan investigando si el cuerpo carbonizado hallado en un vehiculo en el centro del estado es el de katherine altagracia guerrero de aguas vivas. >> ella es una residente de homestead, al sur de la florida, quien habria sido victima de un secuestro a mano armada. >> el asalto quedo captado en el video, por lo que las autoridades piden ayuda para encontrar a el o los sospechosos. >> sonia parisos sanchez nos tiene todos los detalles. >> aguas vivas.

a court in australia has ruled that men can enter a women�*s—only exhibition in tasmania.rt of the art, arguing australian law allowed for discrimination "designed to promote equal opportunity" for a group of people who had been historically disadvantaged. the judge rejected that argument. before we go let�*s take you live to south korea where polls have opened in a general election that is being seen as an unofficial referendum on the administration of president yoon suk yeol. mr yoon, who won the presidential election by a narrow margin in 2022, has proved unpopular amid a cost of living crisis, a doctors�* strike and anger about corruption in politics. the democratic party of his arch—rival, leejae—myung, is expected to retain its parliamentary majority. that�*s all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. tuesday, unfortunately brought more stormy weather with it and coastal flooding with the high tides, as well as inland flooding. a brief ridge of high pressure is pushing that low pressure out the way, but the weather fronts are hot off the heels again off the atlan

i spoke to brendan blomeley the mayor of the city of clarence in tasmania, who was at the scene of theeople around him did. he wasn't there in any professional capacity but was just on the scene in sydney. let's take a listen. my thoughts and prayers are with the families of those deceased who sadly won't be going home to their loved ones this evening. i was at westfield bondi junction early this afternoon with my two children, and thankfully we're all safe. but it was a terrifying experience for anyone that was there today. the thousands of people that heard the gunshots ring out, obviously more so for those who witnessed the knife wielding perpetrator. and sadly, as we've learnt in recent hours, there's been five or so who have sadly died. so this is not something that we're used to in australia. this is not the australia that i know and this is extraordinarily sad on so many levels, but particularly for those families where loved ones won't be with them this evening. just talk us through again, if you can, what it was like being there — what you noticed, what you saw, what you heard

a court in australia has ruled that men can enter a women's—only exhibition in tasmania.c misogyny by banning male visitors. the venue had insisted that rejecting men was part of the art, arguing australian law allowed for discrimination "designed to promote equal opportunity" for a group of people who had been historically disadvantaged. the judge rejected that argument. it contains some of the museum's most—acclaimed works inside a space designed after an old australian pub. the king has been presented with a new set of banknotes by the bank of england. in a ceremony at buckingham palace, andrew bailey, the bank's governor, and sarahjohn — the chief cashier — explained the new security features, and said this was first time there has been a change of monarch on the notes, as the late queen was the first to feature. they will go on general distribution injune. here's the moment the king was presented with the new notes. we now present you with your bank notes. this is quite a big moment, because we have never changed it. the queen was the first sovereign to be on the ban

now we'll see something of a cool down in tasmania on thursday. and those cool conditions sweep across new zealand as wet weather works its way from the south island to the north. i didn't bring temperatures down to the christ church, 13 degrees celsius that on wednesday some improvements to come on thursday, but looking well for the north island with some stronger wins. and as it moved to southeast asia, it was still seeing some very heavy rain across southern areas. it's very hot in the north of the boss or a 10 year journey in which it has become the most important translation award from . i'm into the outer big language world wide shaped come out award for translation and international understanding of dumps is the opening of the nomination period for the year 2024 starting march 1st to may. 30 fast nominations are made on the award official website w. w. w dot h t a dot q a forward slash e m a political stand off in georgia. the government says a bill. it's trying to pause for a 2nd time with regulate fund influence, and protect the countries

so the task been just catching the edge of tasmania charles on show for tropical queens and, and just off show for west australia is old right now. it should stay off showed, might just bring a few shares of the coast with it. i'll probably get to monday. the picture is still pretty good for new south wales. not so good. both allied in melbourne is now the wind to swamp directions and bring you to writing with it in using it and does not rain cavity or frustrated comes across the task than inducing the only way in which means temperatures will go up considerably trash church, for example, up to 25, i'll try to get to wednesday above the average, but not the record. java should have a couple of days or from really be dying pools. have been funding is result recently. but i wouldn't say the same football and they're also matched with the risk has increased for, you know, also that most of the philippines and mainland south east asia. it's held shumate. now last, the driving not entirely. this is a little unusual, but a warning sign for the matcher, right? and for the at the sky itself i

having said that, what's the weather will drift this way across the tasmania eventually pushing towards the chain and, but for the time being these, even it is fine and try to stay as long as you try across northern parts of china at present warm sunshine still in place here, but it's southern areas that we're really concerned about. more big down polls coming in across the southern parts of china, down towards the southeast and cold. still some pretty wet weather. also making its way in across the taiwan. and it's very much a repeat performance have as you go into monday, across that southeast and go to saturated ground. oh cool. so that will be widespread flooding. once again, it's really just exacerbating the fiber which is already in place. that what were the stretches of a white top north of shanghai, the now is the time to be direct. israel's project has been to completely conflict zionism and judy as a but it was not a jew, israel's a state, and they need to be treated as any other state. what, where the tough questions are asked, can you see negotiations being even half this is

still seeing a shower, wrote a what to whether it's apple tasmania. slowly making its way in tennessee, the growing up in greece means taking action. welcome to generation change a playful series. it seems to understand the challenge. the idea is mobilizing, use around the world. we need to a political party that we'll talk about our problems, know how come from a generation because 0 is being seen the groups, the size of the system as know for most painters of working class people, there is a difference between being able to participate in the system and actually being represented in the 5th generation change on i'll just sierra the, [000:00:00;00] the reminder of our top story is this hour and is where the strike has, has a mosque and nose and gaza. one person is being killed and 11 of his wounded. most of the teams of scrambled to rescue survivors traps under level, and they also cora area, many of those inches in the attack, a women and children. as well as ami cheap says the country will respond off to iran flood hundreds of missiles and drives towards this route on saturday is re

i mean, the renaming of places in tasmania, for example, suicide bay, the site of an aboriginal massacreg to do. the return of ghanaian loot — the v&a and the british museum have returned some loot to ghana — that's hugely important to their national psyche. these are powerful symbols. do they really make any difference to the people... i think they make a huge difference, like learning medicine, like...it�*s happening in india — to teach medicine in indigenous languages can be a really important part of your rising self—confidence as a nation. but there's a limit to what you can do with decolonisation because it's baked into the world. you can't stop cricket being played in india, you can't get rid of christianity in africa, you can't undo entire nations made by the british, like niger and australia and pakistan, can you? no. but i want to come back to the point about agency and responsibility, cos you make a point, for example, just one specific point — you make a point of talking about the anti—gay laws — much tougher and draconian in recent years in some parts of africa, and you tie

knocked out of the southeast corner of a stray thanks to a weak cold front that swept its way across tasmania, bringing some showers here, cold conditions attempt just have come down in late melvin. and that trend will continue to sydney as we go into those ages $22.00 degrees celsius, the but it allows the dry and settled picture for much of the country. just a few showers coming in to the north. and we'll see some showers coming in to new zealand with heavier rain expected for western parts of the south island on thursday. and that 2 of them, or the it's been a full for an, a progressive change. you're locked in america. this time the slides remain high, active violence against gender and sexual minority. i've come to one or 2 young women who have taken place and it works to establish greater freedom and equality. welcome to generation change as level series attempts to understand. i'm telling you, i think that may apply, use around the world, generation change on out you 0 the, [000:00:00;00] the book about to watch, you'll just bear with me. so he'll run the reminder of all the top storie

and you might have some right, eventually pushing towards tasmania now, right is pushing back towards southern parts of china. they will exacerbate the flooding that we have across the south of the country. some past maybe seeing about a 100 to 200 millimeters of right on that saturated ground. we do have a orange wanting same force across the pots of southern china, and that will cause the flooding. southern holt is not too bad as a warm sunshine up to a bicycle in one of 2 showers, 5 for the korean peninsula and losey settled for japan. the unique perspective, why is it the doctors don't get to have a say in any of the medical workforce has been so and devalued by the british government for such a long time on hub voices. tick tock had been a place for organizing politically, for getting people to vote for getting people to protest, connect with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. why is our government taking us to work on the basis of live? we the public have to get out there and do something about it. the stream on al jazeera, the, the, the, the, y

. gig there, it tasmania.tended to upend notions of misogyny and male patriarch , misogyny and male patriarch, because the patriarchy hasn't had enough of a kicking over the last few years. you know, why is everybody got it in for the patriarchy? look what the patriarchy? look what the patriarchy did for love patriarchy did for us. i'd love to some to see the feminazi build some oil getting away oil rigs, but i'm getting away from basically they've from it. so basically they've taken concept of, you taken this, this concept of, you know, only space, the know, a male only space, the aussie which apparently up aussie pub, which apparently up until 60s, women until the 60s, women were excluded well , i have been excluded from, well, i have been in australian pubs and it's been a years, when i was sort a few years, but when i was sort of backpacking around there about ago, they about 30 years ago, they were pretty unreconstructed. >> have >> we would genuinely have a stripper lunch in stripper in most lunch times

thank you for coming on the programme, the mayor of the city of clarence in tasmania. to date with your thoughts and reaction right now. ml; your thoughts and reaction right now. g ., , . your thoughts and reaction right now. g ., , your thoughts and reaction right now. g ., now. my thoughts and prayers are with their families _ now. my thoughts and prayers are with their families of _ now. my thoughts and prayers are with their families of those - with their families of those deceased who sadly won't be going home to loved ones this evening. i was at westfield bondi junction earlier this afternoon with my two children and thankfully we are all safe but it was a terrifying experience for anyone that was there today. thousands of people that heard the gunshot rang out, obviously more so those that witnessed the knife wielding perpetrator and sadly, as we have learned in recent hours, there had been five who have sadly died. so this is not something we are used to in australia. this is not the australia i know and this is extraordinarily sad on so many levels, but partic

so the task been just catching the edge of tasmania charles on show for tropical queens and i'm just off show for west australia is old right now . it should stay off showed might just bring a few shows on the coast with it. i'll probably get to monday. the pictures still pretty good for new south wales. not so good. both allied in melbourne is now the wind to swamp directions. and when you get a rating with it and using it and does that rain cavity or frustrated comes across the task, and if the inducing only wind, which means temperatures will go up considerably trash church, for example, up to 25, i'll try to get to wednesday above the average, but not the record. java should have a couple of days or from really big time pause i've been funding is result recently . but i wouldn't say the same foot bornea or through march, or the risk has increased for, you know, so that most of the philippines and mainland south east asia. it's hot shumate now lots to drive it off entirely. this is little on usual, but i won't exactly matter. right. and for the, at the sky in south, in charlotte m

sorry. if, if thou, 1996 port tasmania, port arthur. sorry.mania, a lovely beach resort, 35 people killed. so australia isn't stranger to violence. they carry a lot more guns than we do. last time i was in australia, i was ianed time i was in australia, i was invited to go on a wild cat shoot. it's not a joke . feral shoot. it's not a joke. feral cats spread diseases, destroyed nafive cats spread diseases, destroyed native habitat are a plague. they're like rats. if you like bigger rats, fiercer rats. i sort of was almost saying, get up at 5:00 tomorrow morning, we'll give you a shotgun. you go bag a few wild cats. dennis, did you go? certainly not. kill it. kill a tabby. even very kill a tabby. even a very naughty tabby really part naughty tabby isn't really part of my mental furniture. let's of my mental furniture. so let's wait of this. but don't wait on all of this. but don't forget. i mean, australia has a press that generates even more hate than our press does. denunciation of incomers, denunciation of the unapproved. >> surely you're not

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towards that northeast corner of australia and you might have some right eventually pushing towards tasmania. now, right is pushing back towards southern parts of china. they will exacerbate the flooding that we have across the south of the country. so i'm pos, maybe seeing about a $100.00 to $200.00 millimeters afraid on that saturated ground. we do have but always wanting same force across the pots of southern china, and that will cause the flooding. southern little fish, not too bad this and warm sunshine up to the bicycle, one of 2 showers, 5 for the korean peninsula. and losey settled for japan. the devastation bundle. dish is usually in the top 5 countries as the most valuable country in the world displacement. if you look at tucker city, it's on leave for the desperation, then leaving on a fringe of life and did the stock reality of climate change and a rapid lease thinking country. we have the problem to be the rest of the work when the have it tomorrow, and they will have to learn from us, which is here is new series dying of life before land. or you will cekada a duty and a growth

having said that, what's the weather will drift this way across the tasmania eventually pushing towards the data, but for the time being these, even it is fine. and try to stay as long as you try across northern parts of china at present one sunshine still in place here. but it's southern areas that we're really concerned about. more big down pulls, coming in across the southern parts of china, down towards the southeast and cold. still some pretty wet weather. also making its way in across the taiwan. and it's very much a repeat performance have as you go into monday, across that southeast and go to saturated ground. oh cool. so that will be widespread flooding. once again, it's really just exacerbating the fiber which is already in place that what were the stretches of a white top north of shanghai, the phone counting the calls, label, ministry spending, as i said, all time high, wired nations racing to buy weapons. will western sciences impacts or runs ability to wage a war against israel? fuss, why? it's really, it's ancient to he finished his charging entry fees for the day trip. t

now we'll see something of a cool down in tasmania on thursday. and those cool conditions sweep across new zealand as wet weather works its way from the south island to the north island, bring temperatures down. * on the christ church, 13 degrees celsius that on wednesday some improvements to come on thursday, but looking west for the north island with some stronger wins. and as it moved to southeast asia it was still seen some very heavy rain. oh cool, southern areas. it's very hot. in the north, the the, the latest news as a boeing a military response for situation we mean kind of nationwide with detailed coverage . it's only taking a few hours to turn the city streets into canals, rooms and isolated from around the world, showing by russian full season of leave and, and the surrounding countryside, causing fires like this in the forests virtually every day. unique perspective. why is it the doctors don't get to have a say in any of this the medical workforce has been so and divided by the british government from time on hub voices. tick tock ha

brendan blomeley is the mayor of another city in tasmania.my two children, and thankfully we're all safe. but it was a terrifying experience for anyone that was there today. the thousands of people that heard the gunshots rang out. obviously more so for those who witnessed the knife wielding, wielding perpetrator. and sadly, as we've learnt in recent hours, there's been five or so who have sadly died. so this is not something that we're used to in australia. this is this is not the australia that i know and this is extraordinarily sad on so many levels, but particularly for those families where loved ones won't be with them this evening. nowjust talk us through again, if you can, what it was like being there, what you noticed, what you saw, what you heard. well, it, to be honest, quite surreal. it was a belated birthday lunch for my children and myself. we had done some shopping after lunch where the top of the escalators at the ground level floor. we'd been downstairs buying some books from the bookstore, and i heard two, we heard two gunsho

by that he'd actually been picked up by a passing ship and had spent years living with amnesia in tasmaniaalvation army worker named ted. well, the circumstances of his latest comeback remain unknown . that's comeback remain unknown. that's the latest from the newsroom for now. more coming up in the next half hour. you can, of course, sign up to gb news alerts. just scan that code there on your screen or to news. screen or go to gb news. com slash . slash alerts. >> thank you sam. now we start the news that broke just a short time ago. and rempe gordon and cami carpenter have been jailed for life for the murder of codie fisher in a night club knife attack. he was killed in a pre—planned attack in birmingham on boxing day 2022. and gb news west midlands reporter jack carson is outside birmingham crown court. jack, welcome to the show. a case that moved the nafion the show. a case that moved the nation and today justice has been served . been served. >> well, exactly right martin. we've heard just from the victim impact statements in the sentencing today. just how much of a tragedy, of course

that he'd actually been picked up by a passing ship , and had spent years living with amnesia in tasmanian unknown. that's the latest from the newsroom. for now . more in half newsroom. for now. more in half an hour. until then, you can, of course, sign up for gb news alerts. just scan the code on your screen or to news.com . your screen or go to news.com. slash alerts. for now, though, it's . emily. it's back to tom and. emily. >> right. it's 208. you're watching and listening to good afternoon britain. now a nationwide manhunt is underway for a 25 year old suspected of stabbing a young mother in bradford who was pushing her baby a pram. and this all baby in a pram. and this all happenedin baby in a pram. and this all happened in broad daylight? >> been confirmed >> yes. it's now been confirmed that habib masum entered the uk on a student visa to study a master's degree at the university of bedfordshire. >> well, every police force up and down the country is searching for masum, and he is believed to have links to the burnley chester areas. believed to have links to the burlet's chester