veterinarians at this farm owned by the university of sydney have been studying the effects of meals and. was there trying to come up with ways to reduce pain joining the procedure. because she has recall she came here very close to the ownership over the cumulating something so what we have now is takes and you know. try and make a baby real soon with this beauty that shelf life for. the fly strike is a killer option. if there are no folds of skin on the sheep's backside the flies won't be able to lay their eggs there. topical anesthetic reduces the pain in the affected area for 24 hours and also helps the wounds to heal based on this research some sheep farmers have now decided to start using anesthetics join them using procedure. animal rights activists demand that mules and be banned outright but the veterinarians here.

veterinarians at this farm owned by the university of sydney have been studying the effects of meals and. was i there trying to come up with ways to reduce playing enjoying the procedure. because she has ripple skin here very close to the ownership over a few related some features so what we have is takes and you know. and try and make a baby really seem like this the best that fleischer could fly strike is the killer of you didn't. leave if there are no folds of skin on the sheep's backside the flies won't be able to lay their eggs there. was a topical anesthetic reduces the pain in the affected area for 24 hours and also helps the wounds to heal based on this research some sheep farmers have now decided to start using anesthetics join the mules in procedure. animal rights activists demand that mules and be banned outright but the veterinarians here say that's not a viable alternative at this point was. after one year of your musing what we had was for you see things like that. and let you go fishing. experts estimate the without meals into 1000000 she would die each year of maggot

veterinarians at this farm owned by the university of sydney have been studying the effects of meals and. was i there trying to come up with ways to reduce crime during the procedure. because she has recall she came here very close to the i knew she was over you can relate in some cases to what we have mistakes and you know. i try and make a baby real soon with this the best shelf life for. the fly strike is the killer option didn't. leave if there are no folds of skin on the sheep's back side the flies won't be able to lay their eggs there. topical anesthetic reduces the pain in the affected area for 24 hours and also helps the wounds to heal based on this research some sheep farmers have now decided to start using anesthetics join them using procedure. and. animal rights activists demand that mules and be banned outright but the veterinarians here say that's not an viable alternative at this point was placed after one year of your using what we had was for you to think that. unless you go fishing. experts estimate the without meals in $2000000.00 she would die each year of maggot i

veterinarians at this farm owned by the university of sydney have been studying the effects of meals in. was i they're trying to come up with ways to reduce time during the procedure. because she has recall she came here very close to the owner steve over a few relating some features to what we have mistakes and you know. i try and make a baby real soon with this beauty that the fleischer. could fly strike is the killer option and. if there are no folds of skin on the sheep's back side the flies won't be able to lay the eggs there. topical anaesthetic reduces the pain in the affected area for 24 hours and also helps the wounds to heal by storm this research some sheep farmers have now decided to start using anesthetics join the mules in procedure. animal rights activists demand that mewling be banned outright but the veterinarians here say that's not a viable alternative at this point it was played after one year of your using what we had was for you to live. and let you go for dinner and. expects us to make the without meals in $2000000.00 she would die each year of maggot infestati

he is director of the sidney policy lab at the university of sydney. u so much for joining us. let's start with one of those key players. boris johnson. what are the implications for him? he has given unlawful advice to the queen. can he survive? mark: boris is a survivor. he has shown he had no signs of wanting to let go of power. historicomentous and rebuke. it never happened before. the supreme court saying he gave the queen unconstitutional advice, tried to stop parliament from doing its job. it is not for him to call parliament backbite to say parliament was never suspended so he will be back. we will see what happens to boris then. paul: interesting theater when it does resume. as we step aside on whether he can survive, what about his people? can he get the u.k. out of the e.u. as he promised, or is it slipping through his fingers as well? marc: it is definitely slipping through his fingers. the rule is that parliament has passed the law that says he has got to ask for an extension if he has not got a deal by the 17th or 18th of october. there is

joining us from washington for a little of what to expect in the days ahead is the university of sydney'ses edell, advisor to former secretary of state john kerry on politics and security in the asia-pacific region. thanks very much for joining us. scott morrison is getting a state dinner at the white house. he is only the sixth australian prime minister in history to receive this. ae we to take at this is particularly significant visit? >> yes, and i think more important is that he is only the second head of state to have a state dinner during the trump administration. the first was french president emmanuel macron, so this is a big deal, especially for an administration that does not always play so well with allies. i think this is an important setting that they will roll out the red carpet to make sure this meeting goes off well. paul: i want to get a sense of what is potentially the most important thing on the agenda. one of the things we have seen happen this week is the solomon islands, small, south pacific nation, switching its taiwan ton from beijing. is this something of a concer

veterinarians a despommier owned by the university of sydney have been studying the effects of meals ing. i they're trying to come up with ways to reduce crime during the procedure. because she has recall scheme here very close to the irish ebola if you cumulating in some cases so what we have is takes and you know. i try and make a baby real soon with a dispute here that's shelf life for. the fly strike is a killer option. if there are no folds of skin on the sheep's back side the flies won't be able to lay their eggs there. topical anesthetic reduces the pain in the affected area for 24 hours and also helps the wounds to heal based on this research some sheep farmers have now decided to start using anesthetics join them using procedure. animal rights activists demand that mules and be banned outright but the veterinarians here say that's not a viable alternative at this point was. like. after one year of your musing what we had was for you to think that. unless you go fishing. experts estimate the without meals in $2000000.00 she would die each year of maggot infestation farmers ar

director at the labrador institute of memorial university and has researched climate change impacts on the health of indigenous communities she's in sydney in the canadian province of nova scotia after the fijian capital we're joined by joseph. he's a pacific organizer at 350 dot org that's based environmental movement hello climate worry. as it is so good to have a hit on the strain let me start with some young people that we met at the climate strike in washington d.c. last friday and that is when the young climate activists got a 2 book was in front of the white house and we spoke to young people about their levels of climate. this is what they told us. i think a lot of what climate change in society is for me exists and what gretta stands for on the idea of like we don't have a future so why am i going to school if there's nothing to prepare for the thing i'm most scared about is like when i have kids or their kids what is their welcome the fact is my world is pretty nice how i like how it is obvious that you have to change and i just want my concert that's where i do tend to try to think of things you variously so when we're talking

solo is director at the labrador institute of memorial university and has researched climate change impacts on the health of indigenous communities she's in sydney in the canadian province of nova scotia and for the fijian capital suv our we're joined by joseph saying see kunu he's a pacific organizer at 350 dot org that's a broad based environmental movement hello climate warriors it is so good to have you here on the street and let me start with some young people that we met at the climate strike in washington d.c. last friday and that is when the young climate activists kreta to burke was in front of the white house and we spoke to young people about their levels of climate and zaya t. this is what they told us. i think a lot of what climate change in society is for me exists and what stands for the idea of like we don't have a future so why am i going to school if there's nothing to prepare for the thing i'm most scared about is like when i have kids or deaf kids what is their will to look at because my world is pretty nice how i like how it is obvious that you have to change and i just want my kids stuff that's worth while i do tend to try