queensland or north queensland or western australia ?ubtedly areas you are probably going to describe as racist. she is talking about australian values being the values of the blonde, blue—eyed australian, is what she said. where the inner city type can't engage with these things... you are setting up a storm is solely for the purpose of knocking it out. australia values aren't narrow. loving your countries had legs that does make exceptional. most people of the country. i would encourage people to love other countries where they have heritage was up there is nothing wrong with that. the alleys abroad and saying respect the rule of law. leave a peaceful, cooperative life. —— values. speaking less so you can talk to your fellow australians. they are not narrow, prescriptive values, they abroad values that make a society function in a cooperative, cohesive way. and if you don't believe in that you believe in the separatism of staying in your little narrow suburban not reaching out to other australians who are wonderful people and share tho

now the university of western australia and the see around us research initiative have investigated forced to labor on the high seas a little earlier i spoke to senior researcher david tickler about what they found we found a vicious cycle between overfishing and cost labor now basically slave labor subsidizes american amik fishing activity. and the resulting overfishing it then destroys property ability and other incentivized the use of force labor boats have to fish harder to fill their nets and this is because the global catch has been declining steadily since the mid ninety's. the constant sweep squeeze long probability means that owners seek more and more desperate measures to cut their costs through often the largest and easiest cost to cut to cut. and so slave labor is the tactic of choice from troopers operators we found almost 40 percent of the global catch came from fleets that were a high risk of what slavery. now it's not as if the media hasn't reported on this the associated press even want to pulitzer prize for its reporting on slavery in a seafood industry a few years ago an

days i think for sunday some of the wettest of the weather will be around the south coast of western australia but we'll also see some of that make it through south australia as well so it took temperature in adelaide just of 16 degrees further east it should be brought a force here brisbane up at $22.00 and townsville at $24.00 over towards new zealand certainly being stormy here over the past few days we've got a south westerly flow with us at the moment so that means it's pretty windy and we're also seeing plenty of showers in the windy weather as well say more showery weather is likely as we head through the day on saturday but it does try to calm down as we head into sunday because that little area of high pressure begins to build so it looks like the showers will become a distant memory further towards the north we've seen some heavy rain over japan but that clearing away the worst of it at least just a few showers behind.

tries may be even contribute a little to their economy joining me now via skype from perth in western australia is james reimer jane is the 0 waste coordinator for the national toxics network of australia appreciate your time very much so recycling it is big business not so much for developing nations though it doesn't really add a lot of value to them is there any way to quantify what the costs are to some of those countries the health cost the environmental costs as a way to quantify that well to be honest i don't know if there is a way to quantify that because the impacts all. the juicy recycling recycling materials that are going to the asia pacific region closing a profound public health and environmental impacts i'm not aware that you could put a price on meant. because the impacts are intergenerational the global and they impact this nation's people disproportionately i'm not sure how you quantify that but i think. there is international in that plastics recycling particularly is a major global issue and that's why international conventions like i was a convention stepping up to address

no tries may be contributing a little to their economy joining me now via skype from perth in western australia as jane primer jane is the 0 waste coordinator for the national toxics network of australia appreciate your time very much so recycling it is big business not so much for developing nations though it doesn't really add a lot of value to them is there any way to quantify what the costs are to some of those countries the health cost the environmental costs as a way to quantify that well to be honest i don't know if there is a way to quantify that because the impacts all. the juicy recycling recycling materials that are going to the asia pacific region was in a profound public health and environmental impacts and i'm not aware that you could put a price on meant because the impacts are intergenerational the global and they impact this nation's people disproportionately i'm not sure how you quantify that but i think. there is international. that plastics recycling particularly is a major global issue and that's why international conventions like the convention stepping up to address the i

tries may be even contribute a little to their economy joining me now via skype from perth in western australia is james reimer jane is the 0 waste coordinator for the national toxics network of australia appreciate your time very much so recycling it is big business not so much for developing nations though it doesn't really add a lot of value to them is there any way to quantify what the costs are to some of those countries the health cost the environmental costs as a way to quantify that well to be honest i don't know if there is a way to quantify that because the impacts all. the juicy recycling recycling materials that are going to the asia pacific region are cruising profound public health and environmental impacts and i'm not aware that you could put a price amount. because the impacts are intergenerational the global and they impact 1st nations people disproportionately i'm not sure how you quantify that but i think. there is international that plastics recycling particularly is a major global issue and that's why international conventions like i was a convention stepping up to address

the world surf league championship had some extra and unusual competitors join their event and western australia american connor coffin had to deal with a school of dolphins riding the waves with him during his run at margaret river the dolphins seem undeterred by the pretty big and powerful waves afterwards they just carried on about their business as dolphins do. but for me head back to to rain or at least i thank you very much for that update on bad notes we will and the news hour about we'll hand you over to marian the mozzie and the team from london they'll take over in a moment with much more of the day's news coming up on al-jazeera. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the country has a fight each other that we've been told that we constantly hear these is the largest demonstration that's been held i want you to refugees since over $700000.00 live near the some of the nicest losers on the planet earth for you or they think the big plus the. 08 to the show from recipients of the new crystals called the cost of the lord of the city. stories generate thou

the world surf league championship had some extra and unusual competitors join their event in western australia american connor coffin had to deal with a pot of dolphins riding the waves with him during his run at margaret river afterwards they just carried on about their business as often still looks better than having charge. sports not hand back to merion they definitely stole the show didn't they thank you very much well that wraps up the news hour but i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with more of the day's news for you see very shortly. kidnappings and murders in crimea since russia's full stomach sation of the black sea in the end. i don't understand why. schools of crimea into tang's have been arrested. on camera most believe by russian security forces. crimea russia's dirty secret. on al-jazeera. cricket's biggest total is has come to england so miles 6 weeks 10 tell us 11 venues. can australia the friendly charge for a good funding win a world cup display with al-jazeera for all the lights just on the 29th cricket wild card. $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clo

our correspondent hywel griffith has been to kununurra, in far northern western australia.skies that straddles modern day state boundaries. the miriwoong people have been here for tens of thousands of years but in recent decades, their language has come under threat. so we can see right across the miriwoong land? yeah. david and agnes are two of just a handful of surviving, fluent speakers. to them, miriwoong is woven into this landscape. there's language all around you. everything we see, has language. everything that moves has language. modern things come, we just have to give it a name in miriwoong. like when the first car arrived in our country, miriwoong people gave it a name. and that actually comes from the sound that it makes. before european settlement, australia was home to around 300 indigenous languages, now only a dozen are left with more than 1,000 speakers. languages are normally handed down from one generation to the next but in australia, in indigenous communities, that link was broken decades ago when aboriginal children were taken from their families and

of queensland but we're seeing more wet weather here over parts of south australia and into western australia as well and this whole region still looking pretty unsettled as we head through the day on sunday on monday it will be working its way eastwards will see more rain there over parts of tasmania and in the west will get ready for the next a weather system so generally speaking it's all quite most of all at the moment towards the east and we've had some pretty violent weather over parts of new zealand recently but things are now trying to calm down we've got an area of high pressure in charge so it's mostly fine and settled i do think for the north island on monday though they'll be a good deal of cloud around making things here rather grey the bronx the weather is likely to be over parts of the south island further north and the still quite a large amount of cloud over parts of northern asia a few showers around as well and some of those could turn out to be rather heavy. ready they start as drinks containers. ready and usually end up as garbage. in a nuisance but for a select few old b

the world championship has had some extra and unusual compact says join their event in western australia american konak often had to deal with a school of dolphins riding the waves with him during his run longer river the dolphins seemed undeterred by the pretty big and powerful waves. they just carried on about their business. lovely dream come true about it and now it is back to falling now joe thank you very much for that that's it for this news hour and i'll just stay with us so plenty more well coming up after this break down john king thanks so much. on mexico's busy roads there are those who've had enough. cyclists are taking to the streets on mass. their objective to make the streets safer alternative cleaner forms of transportation but when it proved to be an uphill struggle for this group of activists over the wheel do you find that on now to 0. 1. 2 years into the blockade. we'll look at the future of the g.c.c. crisis. and its impact on life in qatar. joiners for special coverage of the qatar blockade on al-jazeera. in the philippines the black market for gold is worth hundre

she had only moved down from christmas island, which is still a part of western australia but not farfromia. she'd onlyjust moved down with her young family and she saw me by the pool and was so lovely, because she knew nothing about cricket. you opened your heart to her and she didn't know about you. the only person she knew was shane warned. it was actually quite nice to talk to somebody who had no idea. what are her qualities that have brought you back from the bank? you know, she listened. her empathy. her understanding. but mainlyjust, as a friend, she knew that i was a good guy in a very bad place and she lived on christmas island, she was one of those who, when the boat people came in, she was there to help the refugees, so she just had a lot of empathy and she could see that i was a decent guy too. probably the only one at the time. a couple more points. the first is this incident which occurs several months, i'm a bit confused with the time, you are back in the same hotel, on the balcony, you had contemplated ending your life and suddenly... geez, i mean, rob, you mention it and

the world surf league championship had some extra and unusual competitors join their event in western australia american connor coffin had to deal with a pod of dolphins riding the waves with him during his run at margaret river afterwards they just carried on about their business as dolphins do better than have ensured. well that's all your sport will have more for you later. now a traditional arab game is making a welcome to tons of players in northern iraq it's known as the ring game and has been played by iraqis for decades during ramadan eisel bands of the popular pastime in mosul when the armed group took over the city 5 years ago now with eisel gone it's game on again robinson reports. they may look grim and determined but these men from mosul are not truly happy fun this is the so-called ring game on the hay this for decades during ramadan in iraq teams made up of shia and sunni players have competed across the country but the game was banned in mosul and some other parts of iraq and i saw fighters seized control 5 years ago. the gangsters let's name them i so didn't allow any entertain

our correspondent hywel griffith has been to kununurra, in far northern western australia.straddles modern day state boundaries. the miriwoong people have been here for tens of thousands of years but in recent decades, the language has come under threat. we can see right across the miriwoong land foster david and agnes are two ofjust a handful of surviving, fluent speakers stop to them, miriwoong is woven into the landscape. everything we see, has language. everything that moves has language. modern things come, we have to give it a name and miriwoong. the first car arrived in our country, miriwoong people gave it a name. and that comes from the sound that it makes. before european settlement, australia was home to more than 200 indigenous languages, now only a dozen are indigenous languages, now only a dozen a re left indigenous languages, now only a dozen are left with more than 1000 speakers. languages are normally handed down from one generation to the next but in australia, in indigenous communities, that link is broken decades ago when a general children were taken fr

the world surf league championship had some extra and unusual competitors join their event in western australia american connor coffin had to deal with a pod of dolphins riding the waves with him during his run at margaret river afterwards they just carried on about their business as dolphins do what's better than having shark. well that's all your sport will have more for you later and that's it for me this news hour i'll be back in just a moment with more of the day's news. on counting the cost from credit fuel plume to currency crisis how can you fix turkey's economy. made in america how much would consumers pay for u.s. made goods and the debt crisis is making it harder for mozambique to invest for the future. counting the cost on i just. june on al-jazeera people in power returns with an investigation into why india's capital delhi has some of the worst and pollution in the world. 2 years into the blockade we look at the future of the g.c.c. crisis and its impact on life and hats off join us for special coverage the big picture examines the power of potential unprejudiced of knowledge offi

the world championship had some extra and unusual compasses join their event in western australia american konak often had to deal with a school of dolphins riding the waves with him during his run at margaret river the dolphin seemed undeterred by the pretty big and powerful life on the humans afterwards they just carried on about that is. definitely part of the shock say that is almost over now it is back to folly joe thank you very much for that that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera do stay with us so plenty more world news coming up very shortly the latest on the basis in the u.s. state of virginia with police releasing the names of the suspects to stay with us. i don't want to leave the world where everything is designed in california china the cutting edge is in the hands of the corporations the only way to be subversive is to be able to control the technology but massimo bonzi has built a chip that anyone can use to build anything. cost like a pizza spearheading a global movement to democratize technology meet your maker part of the rebel geek series on out is iraq. it's my pri

couple of days we are going to be seeing some very active weather here across parts of south western australia is going to be back to back storms coming across this area and actually the temperatures with each of those storms is going to be going down each time so here's our for. system right now bring some clouds across parts of perth and very heavy rain is expected as we go towards friday now from friday to saturday that system makes its way towards the east we get a break right there on saturday but if you look a little bit more towards the west this is going to be our next system right here and it is expected to be even stronger by the time it makes its way probably here to perth on sunday out here towards the east the it is going to be rainy across the coast 1st townsville some showers fewer $24.00 in brisbane maybe some showers as well at 19 degrees there well for the northern south island of new zealand things have getting better here as one system is pushing through maybe some more clouds coming into your forecast as we go towards friday but not a lot of rain in the forecast over the n

remains fairly steady $1617.00 is a little bit warmer come friday rather more cloud developing in western australia but the sun still shines mostly in tasmania new south wales and victoria. freezing winds and rugged terrain and at times seem impossible. but for afghan traders the brave there will kankar a door that is no choice. can batting the impossible to sell their goods and isolated areas so. we follow that daring journeys as they overcome the extremes. risking it all afghanistan on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching after their with me still running a reminder of our top stories at least 2 people have been injured after a rocket struck not far from the headquarters of several foreign oil companies in the southern iraqi city of basra. and a u.n. investigator is due to release her long awaited report into the murder of the saudi journalist of market should she in the next hour and early findings like this column are says the killing inside the saudi consular office in istanbul last october was premeditated. and ultra preservation began his 2020 presidential reelection campaign he launched

it's pretty unsettled for us as well you see lots of clouds here making its way of parts of western australia that's a working its way eastwards and as it does say it's just opening the door for another weather system that's working it so for us on wednesday then we'll see some heavy rain over parts of south australia and down into victoria and ahead of that it will be getting pretty hot in fact to some of us in new south wales we could see the highest temperatures ever recorded in the month of june as all the winds of. slow down from the north ahead of this system here that one then works its way eastwards as we head through the day on thursday the temperatures for many of us will drop and further west will see more clouds roll in here say for perth a good deal of cloud at times in the chance of one or 2 showers. global food production is wasteful and it's training our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources jellyfish is delicious with a very light seafood taste and a texture and some that alomari. and innovative production techniques have seen a viable farm before i would ne

days i think for sunday some of the wettest of the weather will be around the south coast of western australia but we'll also see some of that make it through south australia as well so it took temperature in adelaide just of 16 degrees further east it should be brought a force here brisbane up at $22.00 and townsville at $24.00 over towards new zealand certainly being stormy here over the past few days we've got a southwesterly flow with us at the moment so that means it's pretty windy and we're also seeing plenty of showers in the windy weather as well say more showery weather is likely as we head through the day on saturday but it does try to calm down as we head into sunday because that little area of high pressure begins to build so it looks like the showers will become a distant memory further towards the north we've seen some heavy rain over japan but that clearing away the worst of it at least just a few showers behind. bomb accounting the cost the trump doctrine cherubs 1st negotiate 2nd benefits as the global economy slows. what was behind the it's attempt to merge with run out amber

goal miners in sydney also in , reportedly considering 3 billion aussie dollars in western australia.rack to two point 4% rise in wellington after announcing a share buyback and proceeds from a sale. it's being weighed by a falling residential market. thanks very much, sophie. trading gets underway in asia. adam is with us. bearish ahead of a rate decision later today. adam: as we see markets get to thatme levels, the risk of backfiring does often materialize. it's difficult to predict what the aussie is going to do, but the tone of the statement, assuming they don't move, will be what traders are looking for, to move potentially. the charts show the extremities of the short kiwi position, the extent of how far that has gone. those red bars have come all the way down now. it shows that there is a usential to lean on the hawk -- hawkish side a little bit. you can see little bit of a rally is that takes place. it will be an interesting one to watch today. that will be the main piece of information for asian traders first thing this morning. shery: we are seeing some caution returning to

we head through sunday towards the west also a good deal of cloud at times for some of us in western australia including what temperatures held back to around 16 degrees over towards new zealand and we're seeing more weather work its way across the south island at the moment it looks like that will move push its way through pretty quickly though and it is easing as it does so force on saturday and then quite a good deal of cloud for many places but a broad today is expected on sunday will be that warm though even in the sunshine christchurch only struggling to 9 degrees at best as we head further north i have a positive path it's looking pretty wet over the next few days and also rain with this for saturday and sunday that system just pushing its way northward so wet and windy. on counting the cost india has lost its crown as the past is growing bigger economy where it all goes wrong for modi so soon after this landslide election victory but the longer the world's garbage came out china disrupted the multibillion dollar global went industry counting the costs on al-jazeera. welcome back quick

again it's good to have you back we did see some very heavy rain down here across parts of south western australia all dealing with a cold front that you can see right now that is moving across the bite so perth is getting better temperatures have come down just slightly though but they are drying out but the cold front is going to be making its way towards adelaide in the coming days now the amount of rain that's going to come out of the system is actually going to weaken and it's just going to be cloudy as it makes its way towards adelaide with a temper there on monday of 11 degrees melbourne not looking too bad but sunny at 13 degrees there there's that front pushing through a little bit drier though as a pushes to adelaide we're going to be seeing some clouds across queensland new south wales and victoria but not a lot of rain in those clouds as we go towards tuesday brisbane a little bit cooler for you at 19 degrees well for the north in the south island of new zealand we're going to be seeing some better conditions one storm is now pushing into the pacific and we're going to be left with muc

we head through sunday towards the west also a good deal of cloud at times for some of us in western australiaincluding what temperatures held back to around 16 degrees over towards new zealand and we're seeing more weather work its way across the south island at the moment it looks like that will move push its way through pretty quickly though and it is easing as it does say so force on saturday and then quite a good deal of cloud for many places but a broad today is expected on sunday will be that warm though even in the sunshine christchurch only struggling to knowing degrees at best as we head further north positive path it's looking pretty wet over the next few days and also rain with this for saturday and sunday a system just pushing its way northward wet and windy. on counting the cost india has lost its crown as the bass is growing bigger economy where it all goes wrong for movies so soon after his landslide election victory but no longer the world's garbage can china disrupted the multibillion dollar global waste industry counting the costs on al-jazeera. it's my privilege to name al-

focus on the rain is now more the philippines and indeed southern china south of all this the western australia having been almost record breaking is trying to the same again that massive cloud through perth produced a very wet day the wettest in the year where the weather afterwards of course is going to be sunny you back up to 19 quite degrees once more on the cold a couple of days ago which is often the tropical north east has gone times was it $23.00 again sunny 20 in brisbane and we're still hovering around the low teens anywhere from tasmania up to satisfy but that's not atypical the amount of cloud maybe surprising for tuesday so when citizens out and you know the temperature reflect at 17 in adelaide. let me take ito things like no place. while in the rain. underneath the strongest solstice on most skilled. nation concerts and in stadiums that are in class. discover our newest destination defeat the women's world cup france 29 t. . welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour turkey's opposition party has one istanbul's may or race for the 1st time in 25 years the presi

forecast down under obviously a different season in australia, and set up conditions across western australiay much where winter is right now. and the weather for the week i had is also coming up, that's it from me, thanks for watching. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. 75 years on from a turning point in world war two — d—day is being remembered. the queen has been joined by other heads of state and government, to pay tribute to those who changed the course of the second world war, injune1944. it is with humility and pleasure in behalf of the entire country, indeed, the whole free world that i say to you all... thank you. doctors say at least 100 people are dead in sudan — with 40 bodies pulled from the river nile. the military council calls for an investigation. also coming up on outside source — the pop singer miley cyrus is grabbed while walking through a crowd — we'll talk about the conversation it's sparked. the us vice president mike pence, and the mexican foreign minister marcelo erbrard are meeting in washington around now, discussing this threat made by president trum

days i think for sunday some of the wettest of the weather will be around the south coast of western australia but we'll also see some of that make it through south australia as well so it took temperature in adelaide just of 16 degrees further east it should be brighter for say of brisbane up at $22.00 and townsville at $24.00 over towards new zealand certainly being stormy here over the past few days we've got a south westerly flow with us at the moment so that means it's pretty windy and we're also seeing plenty of showers in the windy weather as well say more showery weather is likely as we head through the day on saturday but it does try to calm down as we head into sunday because that little area of high pressure begins to build so it looks like the showers will become a distant memory further towards the north we've seen some heavy rain over japan but that clearing away the worst of it at least just a few showers behind. on the counting the cost the trump doctrine cherubs 1st negotiate 2nd who benefits as the global economy slows. what was behind fi its attempt to merge with run out and

and we could be seeing some localized flooding there as well where here across parts of south western australia we had one funnel boundary come through and that caused a lot of problems in terms of rain actually for perth they saw the highest daily amount of rain that they had seen in about 15 months about 58 millimeters of rain now things are getting better across much of that area the frontal boundary is making its way towards adelaide we don't think it's going to have as much more strain as produce through but 13 degrees is going to be the forecast high here on sunday and into monday but as we go towards tuesday things get a little bit better for adelaide at 15 degrees melbourne some clouds in your forecast at 16 degrees there and then very quickly over towards the north in the south island of new zealand we are seeing some messy weather down across much of the south across church as going to be a cloudy day at 11 degrees and things get better would tend to be there but up towards auckland plenty of sun with a temperature of 13. mexico's most popular soap opera is changing society by tacklin

of queensland but we're seeing more wet weather here over parts of south australia and into western australia as well and this whole region still looking pretty unsettled as we head through the day on sunday on monday it will be working its way eastwards we'll see more rain there over parts of tasmania and in the west will get ready for the next a weather system so generally speaking it's all quite mobile at the moment towards the east and we've had some pretty violent weather over parts of new zealand recently but things are now trying to calm down we've got an area of high pressure in charge so it's mostly fine and settled i do think for the north island on monday though they'll be a good deal of cloud around making things here rather grey the brighter weather is likely to be over parts of the south island further north and the still quite a large amount of cloud over parts of northern asia a few showers around as well and some of those could turn out to be rather heavy. this is al-jazeera. hello everyone i'm felicity barr and welcome to this al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up

got more in the way of active weather this area of cloud is working its way across parts of western australia and then as that clears out the way it's going to make way for another weather system on saturday this one is going to bring a sim very heavy downpours and some pretty strong winds as well so it could cause a fair amount of disruption over towards new zealand and here we have had a high pressure in charge over the last few days but that has dissipated instead things are turning really quite unsettled and we're going to see plenty more showers for many of us on friday. with. let me take you. like no place. wild west rain. dangerous storm gates fast paced and most skilled. nation concerts in stadiums that are to. discover our news destination defeat the women's world cup france 29 t. . you're watching officer of me sell rob a reminder of our top stories the u.s. says one of its military drones has been shot down in international airspace over the strait of hormuz by the iranian surface to air missile but iran is disputing where the incident took place during it violated iranian airspace

couple of days we are going to be seeing some very active weather here across parts of south western australia is going to be back to back storms coming across this area and actually the temperatures with each of those storms is going to be going down each time so here's our 1st system right now bring some clouds across parts of perth and very heavy rain is expected as we go towards friday now from friday to saturday that system makes its way towards the east we get a break right there on saturday but if you look a little bit more towards the west this is going to be our next system right here and it is expected to be even stronger by the time it makes its way probably here to perth on sunday out here towards the east the it is going to be rainy across the coast 1st townsville some showers fewer 24 in brisbane maybe some showers as well at 19 degrees there well for the north and south island of new zealand things have getting better here as one system is pushing through maybe some more clouds coming into your forecast as we go towards friday but not a lot of rain in the forecast over the next

of it recently though it does look at least dry on saturday and sunday coming into person to western australia the next band of cloud in representing gets another frontal system is on its way on sunday 16 degrees for you in the sunshine too late in the day and i don't think this will bring very much rain with it unfortunately. is the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled. through remarkable risking their lives to help the disabled to afghanistan on al-jazeera. i mean this is different not just whether someone is going for someone who's very rich but there's going to be an interest i think it's how you approach an individual and often it is a certain way of doing it to conscious bods an intention story in fly out. hello again you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. has released video it claims shows men on an iranian military boat removing an unexploded mine from the hollow of an oil tanker and the japanese owner of one of the ships doubts it was damaged by a mine and says his crew witnessed flying objects before an explosion 2

is red rain going through south australia that will be welcome certainly welcome what is in western australia coming on to the coast this is probably from monday increasingly windy weather for perth more cloud and potentially rain on his way east that is warmed up a bit with the breeze of the interior and next should out in hobart miserable 14 in the rain. the counting the cost the trump doctrine carriage 1st negotiate 2nd who benefits as the global economy slows. what was behind the it's attempt to merge with run out and the shipping line that's going green counting the cost on al-jazeera. i really feel liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth a little i would love for this job. watching out at the top stories opposition is accusing the military ever ejecting mediation efforts after a protest leader was arrested. was detained hours after taking part in talks led by ethiopian prime minister. agreed to a deal with the u.s. to avoid import tariffs on all its goods and will deploy additional troops at its southern border to block migrants going to the united states iran says new u.s.

to work its way eastwards as we head through saturday so some of us more of us over parts of western australia will see that cloudy wet weather but there's another weather system waiting in the wings so it's going to stay rather unsettled here over the next few days towards the east there's also some rain here most of it around the coast of queensland some of it again will be rather heavy every towards new zealand pretty stormy here over the past few days to raise beginning to clear away as we head into saturday. let me take you to things like new police on a. wild west rain. until the strongest of all states down most skilled. nation comes to traffic in stadiums that are brought to. discover how a news destination defeat the women's world cup from 29 t. . you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now the african union is holding an emergency meeting to address the deadly crackdown on a protest camp and sudan that's killed at least 100 people united nations and the u.k. embassy in both announced they are removing some of their staff from that country. with the fighters in ye

the world surf weed championship had some extra and unusual competitors join their event in western australia american conor cough and had to deal with the school of dolphins riding the wave with him during his run at margaret river the dolphin seemed undeterred by the pretty big and powerful waves afterwards they just carried on about their business as dolphins. well outsiders for now hand you back to the rain thank you very much for that and thanks for watching the news hour on al jazeera back in just a moment we'll have much more news coming your way see you in a minute but by. in the philippines the black market for gold is worth hundreds of millions but not everyone is repeating the rewards to some paying the ultimate prize when i want to east investigates why people like dying for gold on al-jazeera. on counting the cost from credit fuel. prices how can you fix the economy. made in america how much would consumers pay for u.s. made goods and the debt crisis is making it harder for mozambique to invest for the future. counting the cost. on mexico's busy roads there are those who've had e

tries may be even contribute a little to their economy joining me now via skype from perth in western australia as chain primer chain as the 0 coordinator for the national toxics network of australia appreciate your time very much so recycling it is big business not so much for developing nations though it doesn't really add a lot of value to them is there any way to quantify what the costs are to some of those countries the health costs the environmental costs as a way to quantify that well to be honest i don't know if there is a way to quantify that because the impacts all. the juicy recycling recycling materials that are going to the asia pacific region are cruising profound public health and environmental impacts and i'm not aware that you could put a price amount. because the impacts are intergenerational the global and they impact this nation's people disproportionately i'm not sure how you quantify that but i think. there is international in that plastics was i think particularly is a major global issue and that's why international conventions like the convention stepping up to address t

what they're leaving behind abandoned homes destruction and misery catherine al-jazeera western uganda. australia's 3 biggest media organizations are taking legal action in a bit protect press freedom the australian broadcasting corporation the 9 network and news corps one journalist exempt from national security laws which could see them jailed also demanding the right to contest search warrants like those executed by the federal police of the a.b.c. headquarters earlier this month while it is heartening to know that the government regards a free media as a foundation stone of democracy nowhere is it articulated or entrenched in law the legacy is a patchwork of laws that make it difficult sometimes impossible for the media to do its public duty journalists are increasingly accused of crimes for performing their job was a blowers who brave interventions are so important to identifying wrongdoing run the risk of being challenged out of existence or governments and institutions becoming more secretive much too often these days the words national security are conveniently invoked as a manes of shuttin

post-war west german history but then a new spectrum as in other countries in the entire western from france australia everywhere which is open closed in the alternative for germany especially after the big migration year 2015. what the took the clear stance for a closed society especially towards foreigners and migrants now of all the other parties the greens are the ones who took the clearest stance for an open society and so you saw that the the people who wanted to clear message of closed went for the if tea but it stuck nationally at about 13 percent and higher in the east but the people who were who definitely wanted to plump for open they went to the greens the free democrats the liberal party could have played that role but didn't so the greens have now also come to personify to embody openness and that explains their rise in the recent years and the question is can they rise even more and even become the strongest party as one poll showed a quarter of the greens are often accuse no one but when. looking at that success they're accused of being sort of a one policy policy do you buy into that

follow suit includes germany's australia's quantas of the netherlands and british airways they all say they'll divert around the area affecting some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice the us media reports the president trump ordered military strikes against iran on thursday before changing his mind pushed up oil prices traders have begun to worry that an armed escalation could disrupt flows from the middle east meanwhile the flow of air traffic through the region is already being restricted. terry go stepping down as chairman of consumer tech firm foxconn technology which is perhaps best known as an apple supplier mr goh who has led the business for 45 years says he will run in taiwan's coming presidential election that puts his company an uncharted waters just as the u.s. china trade conflict continues to world markets foxconn is the world's largest contract electronics maker and assembles products for major international brands including apple and choir way go who's been at the helm of foxconn for more than 4 decades anno