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here we have a pretty cool event let's talk about women 1st so this was down margaret river western australia and that woman right there is tatyana weston web better known as brazilian surfer she beat out 7 time world champion stephanie gilmore for her 1st championship tour win in 2021 here scored points on her 1st wave 7.73 on the set. margin $1.00 with a clean finish coming out right there pretty impressive for the brazilian women's division u.s. women. still. ahead of tatiana west and moved up to number 2 at that when the men's. secured his 1st win of the 2021 season beating south africa's. point wave on his 1st in an 8.40 on the 2nd. point so the brazilian swept the 4th stage of the championship tour in the world surf league and after 4 events this season it's an all brazilian top 3 in the world rankings for the men. and now. flying up the leaderboard. and there's the brazilian celebrating together . and. the brazilians were so good at surfing when i think of brazil i don't think of big waves but. i do take it over the sport. down and say that's too little. can you show me yours yeah. you

river western australia and that woman right there is tatyana weston web better known as brazilian surfer she beat out 7 time world champion stephanie gilmore for her 1st championship tour when 2021 here scored points on her 1st wave 7.73 on the set. margin $1.00 with a clean finish coming out right there pretty impressive for the brazilian and. u.s. women. still. ahead of tatiana west and moved up to number 2 with that when the men's. secured his 1st win of the 2021 season beating south africa's. point wave on his 1st and an $8.00 on the 2nd edging out by $3.00 points so the brazilian swept stage of the championship tour in the world surf league and after 4 events this season it's an all brazilian top 3 in the world rankings for the men's side. and now. the leaderboard goes from the 3rd down there. together. and. the brazilians were surfing when i think of brazil i don't think of big waves but they were on the atlantic but i take it all you do taken over the sport. can you show me yours yeah. you're pretty good. you remember him from yesterday he lost last week and he's taken on the. gro

say mr christie you know rick you know where they have really good surfing is australia and western australia. yes those 2 sometimes are you know they're sort of going to go the other surfers of sharks it's always shark attacks you know happening again surfers but here we have a pretty cool event let's talk about women 1st so this was down in margaret river western australia and that woman right there is tatyana weston web better known as brazilian surfer she beat out 7 time world champion stephanie gilmore for her 1st championship tour win in 2021 here scored point 5 on her 1st wave 7.73 on. second to beat gilmore by a slim margin 1.23 with a clean finish coming out right there pretty impressive for the brazilian and the women's division u.s. women more is still world number one right ahead of tatiana weston we have now moved up to number 2 with that win but for the men's side fellow brazilian hair philippe to late 0 secured his 1st one of the 2021 season beating south africa's doherty smith. point wave on his 1st and an $8.00 on the 2nd edging out smith by $3.00 total points so the brazilia

we have a pretty cool event let's check out the women 1st so this was down in margaret river western australia and that woman right there is tatyana weston web better known as brazilian surfer she beat out 7 time world champion stephanie gilmore for her 1st championship tour win and 2021 here scored 8.5 on her 1st wave 7.73 on the 2nd to be gilmore by a slim margin 1.23 with a clean finish coming out right there pretty impressive for the brazilian women's division u.s. women crystal moore is still world number one right ahead of tatyana west and moved up to number 2 at that win but for the men's side fellow brazilian here philippe to late 0 secured his 1st win of the 2021 season beating south africa's george smith notched a 9 point wave on his 1st and an 8.40 on the 2nd edging out smith by. $3.00 points so the brazilian swept the 4th stage of the championship tour in the world surf league and after 4 events this season it's an all brazilian top 3 in the world rankings for the men's side and gave it a loafer and now to late 0 flying up the leaderboard goes from 8th to 3rd down there's the brazi

so that weather continues across sections of western australia on monday. and then we've got some particularly cool air through victoria melbourne. 16 degrees, but it's more your overnight temperatures that are really dipping down across new zealand. we still have this potent weather maker look what it has done to christ church. $92.00 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. well above what you should see for the month, and those heavy bouts of rain will continue for the canterbury region where that rare, red weather alert remains in play for the rain and the wind. but by tuesday we start to see this disturbance screwed away. so we will get some relief just portions of kids being could get quick with some rain as we had toward tuesday, off to asia pacific, great now, and our plum rains really intensifying as we head toward the pearl river valley. so i mean rate in to taiwan, which is a bit of a concern because of the drought conditions there. the ground is just solid and it won't be able to observe all of that rain in taiwan. the frank assessments that

we do have a cold friend toward western australia, but 1st the temperatures look at melbourne 1.7. the coldest may morning in 72 years . you should be about 10 degrees for your overnight low. there's this weather for western australia right now, and we've seen really wet conditions in some spots that we haven't seen for months and even years. and then for new zealand, this potent disturbance impacting the canterbury region. christ church 92 millimeters of rain that's well above may average and that heavy rain will continue on monday. the who's the power does the team from a smaller league draw the bigger crowd. why does the irish flag fly higher? i just got to the club. what is it about the celtic that has the world over healing them all? politics and football goes with the oppressed around the world. the defends, who make football just like the the me a come back. you're watching out. just to recap those headlines. the president of the democratic republic of congo says the situation is serious, but under control, days after the option of africa's most active volcano, at least 4000

we found this deposit in a completely new part of western australia and there's a huge amount of upsideunding the immediate area and an 8000 kilometer area around that area. from that aspect it certainly a very exciting discovery. it's got a huge amount of upside and were quickly looking to test our expiration efforts. haidi: how much domestic demand do you see for palladium? and how much domestic support is therefore this rather -- whether it's across state or federal ranges? alex: the australian market is fairly small in the global context but we certainly envisage a material demand for palladium as well as platinum. from hydrogen, and that could be sooner than what is commonly accepted in the marketplace. particularly in the happier industrial applications, trucks, trains, i think that's an obvious place for penetration for the hydrogen space. we anticipate that our deposit will be valuable and certainly the source being away from australia as to the credentials of the project. sophie: you seem to be sitting on a comfortable cash pile. alex: at the moment were sitting with about $130

. >> we have wet weather pushing across western australia the next couple of days. e a bit of clouds coming in. quite an active feature. that will push into the western side of w.a. heavy rain coming down towards perth. across central australia, fine and dry with pleasant sunshine. we have showers east of victoria pushing across the eastern half of new south wales. most of the showers retreating to the east of the blue mountains through wednesday. certainly wet weather and disappointing weather coming into west sydney. dry weather across south australia. it should be fine and dry for new zealand as well. one or two showers. the wet weather making its way toward japan. we have heavy rain into central china moving across the eastern areas through tuesday. could see localized flooding on this system. it continues to drive further east through wednesday. wetter weather coming across much of japan. >> capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives, other stories, providing a glimpse into someone else's world. >> i am the voice. we are the voice. >> "witness" on al j

on behalf of the women in sport in western australia _ and australia, i would i like to ask this question't see it, you can't be it. . the lack of coverage of women's sport in the media has _ a trickle—down effect on young girls playing sports. _ putting women's sport front and centre of newspapers, i television and billboards shows young girls what they can - aspire to be and that the sport that they love they can play. at an elite level and there l are pathways to get there. we all need our superstars to look up to, like tessa. i how do we increase the media coverage of women's sports? i 0k, superstar sportswoman, tessa, your answer? that is such a good question, thank you for that. i think we are getting a little bit more coverage and it is getting better, but it is just not enough, as you are saying. we need to, ifeel, broadcast and show women's sport a lot more on tv, in the newspapers, whatever we do. so that it becomes a balance. i love football, but i don't want to be dominated with football all the time. i think on the way forward, personally i feel there should be more in editor

. ♪ >> i am harry davies in western australia where indigenous communities are teaming up to create a approach to marine conservation. >> i am reporting from brazil. where people try to protect diversity ile defending the cells from illegal invaders. >> on al jazeera. barbara: back here a reminder of the top stories. the first general strike in palestinian territories for decades labeled a day of rage has ended with further violence and bloodshed. live fire was exchanged during protest in the occupied west bank. 4 people were killed. the environment of gaza continues. 63 children have been killed. 12 people, including two children, have died in israel. in gaza, nearly 450 buildings have been destroyed or badly damaged, the latest estimate. that includes housing units which are now uninhabitable, leaving 2.5 thousand people homeless. schools and hospitals have also been destroyed. france is calling for a united nations security council resolution to stop the fighting. emmanuel macron used a major summit to push for peace. he hosted talks with the egyptian president. the nations agreed

still wet weather coming across western australia toward the southeastern corner. is not bad for southern australia. we have had some pretty dense fog recently into sydney pushing up into new south wales. that is getting squeezed out by some wetter weather through the next day. we will see some showers up the east coast, pushing inland. we have got pretty wet weather over the next day or two. we will see wetter weather in the r south, but not too much to speak of because of the area of high pressure. showers pushing toward southern parts of new south rails. brightening up for new zealand. temperatures getting into the high teens. that's all about to change. we have this area of cloud sweeping across the east china sea, turning very wet through the next couple of days. possibilities of localized flooding, but clear skies come back with plenty of sunshine. >> around 1% oelectricity globally is consumed by data centers, many of which provide remote storage facilities, what is known as the cloud. i am in norway to see how one center is harnessing the energy of these fu

some showers around western australia. the forecast has been unsettled. continue thursday. this is a good portion of rain coming to new south wales. sidney, drenching rain for you on thursday. not only will you contend with that heavy rain, but strong wind gusts in the forecast. friday will see the rain ease off, and just some scattered showers. new zealand now, the weather, wall-to-wall sunshine, high-pressure in charge, giving us scenes like this. beautiful. it is not only the sunshine. temperatures are running above average. thursday could get up to 21 degrees. we will disrupt this weather pattern. i put this on sunday. were getting a good portion of moisture for both islands to end the weekend, and temperatures will come down a bit. off to china we go. we have been dealing with the rain toward southern areas of the country. this moving closer to shanghai, so we will watch for deteriorating conditions. ♪ >> in 1985, four anti-apartheid activist were murdered. >> if you solve the problem that way, then -- >> the quest for justice reveal systemic prosecu

weather in western australia friday, heavy rain here into saturday, picking up around western wa. dry toward the east, but nasty weather coming from new zealand, horizontal rainfall and driving wins. damaging wind here. wetter, windy weather now pushing away from japan, looking largely find the next couple days, but can't cover moving across the korean peninsula. ♪ es ♪ barbara: time for a reminder of top stories on al jazeera. a senior u.s. state department official has warned ethiopia that those stoking tension in the tigray region should anticipate further action if they don't reverse course. he said the security situation has worsened and is calling for an immediate end to the conflict. ♪ the healing human rights council voted to launch an independent investigation surrounding the latest gaza violence. the official says it could amount to war crimes and highlighted so far there is no evidence to suggest the presence of hamas in homes or media offices destroyed by israeli forces. ♪ and french president emmanuel macron asks rwandans for forgiveness in his country's role in the 1

things are looking relatively fine and dry, high-pressure keeping things clear across central and western australiarees in perth. temperatures where we expect them this time of year. we will see showers kissing the coast of queensland and new south wales but much of that is in the south and oswego later in the week, we will see that moving to new zealand. for now, strong wind across the north island and a bit of rain. scattered showers and sunshine for the south. wednesday, a weather system working its way over which will affect parts of the south island. for now, sunshine and 12 degrees in christchurch. ♪ >> a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. the unconventionality of life. witnessed through the lens of the human eye on al jazeera. >> vulnerable filipino workers in switzerland are being exploited by landlords who make them pay exorbitant prices to live in overcrowded units. exposing the business, on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ lauren: a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. european leaders have agreed on sanctions against belarus following the forced landing of a passenger plane

it's a similar story for western australia, a few showers working their way inland.t has been relatively dry for perth, head of a weather system working its way eastward. much of the wet weather has been in the southeast. we have seen temperatures slightly below what we expect. melbourne at 15. that weather system is going to push out toward new zealand as we go into thursday. ahead of that, we have some really strong winds across the north island. plenty of sunshine and dry weather across the south island ahead of the weather system that pushes across as we go into thursday. wet weather to come. china is also seeing quite a bit of wet weather. we have rainfall that is going to bring a lot of rain to shanghai, extending up into japan. ahead of that, tokyo seeing mild weather, 26 celsius there, plenty of sunshine breaking through for japan. ♪ >> the europa hotel is the most bombed hotel i have ever stayed in in a conflict zone. >> this was a hub of journalism. >> we loved it when it was booked and we loved it even when it was bombed. >> a major target of the conflict

american john florence was tapped to be the favorite heading into the margaret river pro in western australia and while he showed why spectacular fashion there why a native shows why he is the one to beat at this event. lawrence who is known as something of a pipe specialist a guy in the tube coming out perfect for a 20 year old finish it off with this incredible want to into the waves for a perfect we're replaying about the technique and for cision of forms is unmatched which is the way it can be enough for even the most experience or for but he clearly goes you know what schools accuse governor i've got a perfect score of of course 10 and bounce back after to eliminate interest really in world surf league smorgon support but it wasn't a good day for brazil's jobson andre he gets caught in a massive way that i found out but regardless he is uninjured and qualified for the next phase of the event that is slated for may 12th i don't it's awful manilla to enjoy life out there that are this are for it's fine for the fans you're on the beach you're like oh man yes it is also true just. yes i mean

case as we go on through the next couple days but there is that wesley weather coming out of western australia just to the north of perth running down across south australia down into that southeastern corner not seep out into new south wales but the wrist some wet weather coming through here for southern parts on monday and i'll just make its way further north woods and a source popping up in the process as we go on the through tuesday northern parts of the country jen resty fine and dry and fair bit of rain actually coming into the way as we go on through choose day a chance of some rain for a time to south island of new zealand but a sense it's too bad lots of autumn sunshine coming through temperatures into the mid teens plenty of spring sunshine meanwhile for japan over the next cloud and right now in the process of pulling out of the way we got a few showers into northern hunchy maybe the a wintry flurry there into northern parts of colorado but the really wet weather that is pushing its way across central parts of china as we go through monday into tuesday that what's the weather any ro

temperatures between 18 and 19 and 24 in western australia, 24 for perth, a line through japan to chinal wave up and down for the next few weeks. the heaviest is being in the chinese and recently will be again. with the monsoon that generates something ahead of it, a tropical cyclone and that's certainly what we got now, the massive swirling cloud is indeed a tropical cyclone. spinning up close to the coast but affected everywhere towards the south, there was rain, strong winds, trees fell down, some physical damage on the beaches as well a vast amount of rain. yes, at least six deaths that i'm aware of. the trouble is there is worse to come. while this has affected the end of india and when it hits during the dark hours, it comesality a pretty strong storm. only slowly to change, it brings with it, waves of 13 meters of storm surge and, of course, violent winds. >> capturing a moment in time, a snapshot of other lives, the stories, provided a glimpse into someone else's world. >> we work hard, we struggle, we fight. >> inspiring documentaries from filmmakers. >> we are the voice. >> wi

i'm harry davies and they came billy and western australia where indigenous communities it's teamingup with scientists to create a new upright to marine conservation the proving you learn before you even but just . dump on the boat with the normal follow grandfather. i'm afraid your new reporting from brazil that you're going to try to protect him by they were city mo defending themselves against illegal invaders drawing on al-jazeera. for we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wound. so no matter where you call. out to sierra bringing you the news and current affairs that matter to tease. out to 0. more missile strikes in gaza and a more air raid sirens in tel aviv as the israeli and palestinian leaders show no sign of backing down. below i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha with continuing extensive coverage of the israel palestine conflict.

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that will herald something of a change into western australia as weo on through the next five days orcould see what or whether pushing in. we will see the rain making its way in as we go through the weekend, seeing some heavy showers. white and windy weather making its way away from the southeast. pushing across into new zealand. for much of the area, dry with plenty of sunshine. we will see sunshine coming back into japan as we go through the next couple of days. you can see the area of clouds, which has been producing heavy rainfall for the past few days, the past few weeks truth be told. the front makes its way in across honshu. more showers pushi through for thursday. dryer skies coming back in for friday. another system will make its w in across the korean peninsula. heavy burst of rain coming in at that state. take the most of that 28 in tokyo because it will turn rather wet as we go through the weekend. fine and dry behind. ♪ >> any ordeal exposed by a nurse turned whistleblower. >> i will blow the whistle a thousand times over if i had to. >> consent. skirt -- surgeries scanda

hello, we had a cold friend punch across western australia. it's kicked down the temperature and perth to 17 degrees and we're going to see that rain activity drape itself over south australia into victoria and tasmania as well. and you know, i think we may even see some thunderstorms rumbles some jolts and bolts for melbourne on tuesday. also seen quite wild weather across new zealand bowl in particular the north island i should say with this disturbance. you know folks that heads up this the wind gusts, 90 kilometers per hour. not only monday, but tuesday is wall. now come to stay. this rain looks like it will ease some across areas of the north island. take you to southeast china right now where we have seen some heavy rain that's starting to transfer out toward taiwan. and this is concerning because we know that taiwan is suffering its worse stroke. in more than half a century, so the ground won't be able to absorb all of that rain to be a bank. all the indian meteorology call department has warned that this disturbance and they have been

we had that front cut across western australia really punched down the temperature and per se, 17 degrees. it's about 5 below average. we'll see what whether draped over the south australia into victoria. and tasmania, as we had toward tuesday, could even see some under storms triggered here, as that system starts to move through ok off to new zealand right now, where a very volatile system is skirting across the north island. we're seen wind gusts, 70 kilometers per hour, and also heavy rain. this is really impacting, gives been, but as we head toward tuesday, both islands are looking good. maybe just some lingering showers in the forecast. forgive spin on tuesday. ah. yeah, they may not be up at the table. they might not have the biggest stadium like they stand, just tighten in the face of the flashes to fall rights movement. you want to show the world that the good guys can sometimes when they are the force behind jimmy and poly for nobody defends you, make football g o the me welcome back. you're watching else is the life from your top stories this out there? attentions again, the ale

the precipitation should stay off shore and we do have a front cutting across western australia, some instability for perth over the next few days. take you to the north island of new zealand. weather alerts already in play for heavy rain and winds is going to impact give been big time. so i show you a 3 day forecast. by monday we could see winds whip up to 70 kilometers per hour. things will improve as we head toward tuesday, temperatures a bit below average. ok, for se, china. the rain is falling in between the gang, see, and the pearl river, but really fragmented as it pushes out toward the pacific. we've got a dry day for japan and some heavy rain, something into areas of north korea up to the bay of bang gall. and you know, folks were starting to see the circulation on this disturbance very likely to become a very severe tropical cyclone in the days to come. this is now wednesday when it could make landfall toward odessa, westbank gall, and into bangladesh with some very serious consequences. the the they may not be top at the table. they might not have the biggest stadium, but t

i'm harry davies and they came billy and western australia at war ended in this community is a teaming up with scientists to create a new approach to marine conservation the 1st thing you learn before even but just real the stuff on the road with your goal follow grandfather. i'm a friend to your new reporting from brazil that you're going to try to protect him by the versity flow defending themselves against illegal invaders drawing on how does the era. the on. the way. back is a reminder of the top stories on our. first general strike in palestinian territories for decades. rage has ended with further violence and bloodshed and live fire was exchanged during protests in the occupied west bank 4 people were killed more than 160 were injured. in these really bombardment of gaza meanwhile continues 218 people have now been killed there 63 of them children 12 people including 2 children have died in israel. and in gaza nearly $450.00 buildings have been either destroyed or badly damaged that's the latest u.n. estimate and that includes $285.00 housing units which are now uninhabitable be

sherry in western australia 24 was to purchase the seasonal rains continue a line through japan to china will wave up and down for the next few weeks the heaviest stuff is that being chinese and has been recently will be again and with this totally incoming monsoon it usually generates something ahead of a tropical cyclone and that's certainly what we've got now that massive swirling cloud is indeed a tropical cyclone that's where it's been your quite close the coast in go up but it certainly affected everywhere down towards the side so from carol up towards go there was rain strong winds trees fell down there's been some physical damage on the beaches as well of course a vast amount of rain and yes at least 6 deaths i'm aware of the trouble is worse to come because whilst this is affected the edge the edge of india it's back to hit good herat and when it does that which is like to be during the dark hours it comes it is a pretty strong storm only slowly to change brings with it waves of 30 meters a storm surge and of course violent winds. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other l

temperatures 16 in melbourne just with some scattered showers and we are watching a front push into western australia monday into tuesday so for perth that's going to leave you with some showers and the potential of thunderstorms. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thought who comes. the struggles that we see in the global south have come not because of our health but because of the harbor but with no host and no limitation that's the story of climate change it's not that we're all in it together the people of the most impacted in the 1st impact are there in the global side that's always how it is part 2 of the as your barber and that's a great fast fashion should be actually regulated just like cigarettes studio b. unscripted. amount of top stories here a 0 israeli airstrikes have flattened more buildings and killed dozens more people in gaza's deadliest day yet of the past week of violence at least 46 people were killed in sunday's israeli air assault in gaza city 10 of them children only 200 people have been killed in gaza since the conflict began a week ago. a car has rammed

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from victoria into new south wales and queensland on wednesday and also some showers across western australia now by thursday we tried to see this push of moisture come onshore in impact sydney but i think it will stay dry will be dealing with some sun take it to new zealand right now and just some rain trying to creep to the western portion of the south island but really the bigger story here is that temperatures well above average christ church 23 degrees will be the high for you on wednesday. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out. we were called the threat we still believe you fight. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the voice witnesses on al-jazeera. the or. this is al jazeera quite right of the top stories for you know india's official count of corona virus infections since the start of the pandemic has surpassed 20000000 with more than 220000 deaths a surgeon infections has been blamed on governments mismanagement and contagious covert 90 variants an elevated metro li

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case as we go on through the next couple days but there's that was the weather coming outs of western australia just to the north of perth running down across south australia down into the southeastern corner not seep out into new south wales but the wrist some wet weather coming through here for southern parts on monday and i'll just make its way further north which and the swiss popping up in the. process as we go on through choose die northern parts of the country jen resty fine android and fair bit of rain actually coming into the way as we go on through choose die a chance of some rain for a time to south island of new zealand but a sense it has that bad lots of autumn sunshine coming through temperatures into the mid he's pretty spring sunshine meanwhile for japan over the next cloud right now in the process of pulling out of the way we're going to few showers into northern hunchy maybe the a wintry flurry there into northern parts of colorado but the really wet weather that is pushing its way across central parts of china as we go through monday into tuesday that what's the weather any r

us straight it's looking fine and dry we do have a bit of instability roll in around parts of western australia but perth is dry and somewhat weather over the last few days and across new south wales where we did get a pretty good push of boisterous for sydney things are improving i'll take it as saturday wall to wall sunshine with a high of 25 degrees and we do have some showers rolling through victoria want to show you this disturbance brewing heading over the tasman sea creeping closer to new zealand put this ahead now to sunday and we can see heavy pockets of rain impacting this southern the south island christ church $25.00 degrees this is very close to a record which that carefully away we go now to china where we do have some heavy rain falling towards southern portions of the country and that stream of moisture moving over the east china sea but i do think it's going to steer out toward the pacific so japan's not going to be impacted by this tokyo 27 degrees on saturday and a lot of sun into the mix across india we'll get to that storm threat but we do have a dust storm to talk about mo

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so we pick in temperature, back in hobart to around 12 degrees says i was weather coming into western australia for friday, some heavy rain here. as we go on into sas, they picking up around the west side of w. a lot. you drive by the state over towards the east, but really nasty weather coming in across these alien horizontal rainfall. driving winds coming through, looking pretty pause. he go one through the we came damaging winds here. wet weather, windy weather. now in the process of pushing away from japan is looking largely fondest. read through the next couple days, but cloud and rain moving across the korean peninsula. the bundle the filipino workers with a big portion by landlord to make them pay norman and prizes to lead overcrowded one. what a made of nick didn't expose is the one al jazeera ah ah ah ah ah. turned off for a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, a senior us state department official has warranty fuel piazza, those soaking tension into t great region, shouldn't dissipate further action if they don't dream. first course, roberts go, their calls for said the security

ah hello, we had a cold friend punch across western australia. it's kicked down the temperature in perth to 17 degrees and we're going to see that rain activity drape itself over south australia into victoria and has mania as well. and you know, i think we may even see some thunderstorms rumbles, some jolts and bolts for melbourne on tuesday. also seen quite wild weather across new zealand bowl. in particular the north island i should say with this disturbance . you know, folks that heads up this the wind gusts, 90 kilometers per hour. not only monday, but tuesday is wall. now come to stay. this rain looks like it will ease some across areas of the north island. take you to southeast china right now where we have seen some heavy rain that's starting to transfer out toward taiwan. and this is concerning because we know that taiwan is suffering its worse stroke in more than half a century. so the ground won't be able to absorb all of that rain to be a bank. all the indian meteorology call department has warned that this disturbance in the bay have

the forecast to southern parts of australia yes the little bit of wet weather coming in across western australia down towards the southeastern corner in between it's not past hope for south australia having said that we've had some pretty dense fog recently into where sydney pushing up into the north east of new south wales into brisbane that's getting squeezed out of the way by some wetter weather as we go through the next day or so so we will see some lively showers right up the east coast anywhere east of the other the blue mountains pushing land generally dry until we get to w way where we have got some pretty wet weather to come over the next day or 2 as we go on through or thursday we will see some wetter weather just took in the far south but not too much to speak of because of area of high pressure some a shower said just around a.c.t pushing over towards southern parts of new south wales brightening up nicely for brisbane and around $28.00 celsius and brightening up so for new zealand temperatures here getting up into the high teens said dry and bright recently and see we're japan but t

i'm perry davies in the kimberley in western australia where indigenous communities it's teaming up with scientists to create a new approach to marine conservation the proving you learn before even by just. reporting from brazil to tribe to protecting biodiversity defending themselves against illegal invaders. on al-jazeera. the u.s. is always open to people all around the world this has been going on for a number of them with tear gas being used to report through an international perspective to try keep your mobile audience how this could impact your life this is an important part of the world and i would use it is very good to bring the news to the world from here. hello i'm daryn jordan and come out of the top stories here on daybreak has brought more israeli strikes on gaza. this was the skyline just over 2 hours ago it's now just after 9 in the morning that. this was the scene in gaza late on monday night there were more than 30 israeli airstrikes during the night and into tuesday morning the conflict between israel and.

really, harold, something of a change into western australia as we go on through the next 5 days or so, we could see some wet weather, grassy pushing in. we'll see that re making his way in as we go on through friday through the weekend w. i sing some rather heavy showers, long spells of right and whether we do, whether to just making its way away from the south east, just pushing across into new zealand. but for much of us as a said fine and dry with plenty of sunshine. and we will see some shine coming back into japan as we go through the next couple of days. but you can see the cloud, the seasonal range, which is being producing heavy rainfall for the past few days. the past few weeks, truth be told her front makes his way in across home. she was she was pushing through there for thursday. droyer's guys coming back in for friday and the other system make his way in across the korean peninsula. so some heavy burst of rain coming in at that state like the most that 28 celsius in tokyo and on friday because it will turn while the wet as we go on through the weekend. fine and dry behind

and ukraine jury in both tuesday and wednesday but let's take an example or to innsbruck in western australia in the tirol we'll see showers the next 3 days the obvious $21.00 it's below but it does come up nearer to average by the time we get to the weekend so there was a big exception even the southwest of spain with a record of 41 for may yet not far off and you're well above the average succession not the rule that has been hot through much of west africa still has an hour geria mali and indeed senegal where it's not hot the rain slowly creeping in for example through liberia and sierra leone. the latest news as it breaks off of the cold wind by separatists is relabeled as russian call. to markets in asia and europe with detailed coverage of foreign troop withdrawal is underway and will be completed after the may 1st deadlines from there around the world all these demonstrates the team to remind the british government that any new tools to sign sick a tail people's rights of assembly damage the country's democracy. the e. the on. the back is a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeer

but here's what we're watching toward western australia, a friends going to swoop in. it's going to bring some gusty winds and some rain as we head toward perth, over the next few days. it's going to drop your temperature below average. by the time we get toward monday, you know what? it's also a lot of sunshine, a run of sun as we had across new zealand. except for this we do have a disturbance just toward the north portion of the north island that could introduce some rain into auckland, but very gusty conditions on sunday. the news for decades, criminals made millions trafficking drugs to thailand, 11 east explorers where the country has now become the 1st in se, asia legalize medical marijuana. on al jazeera, me be the hero, the world needs right now. a washer. i oh, a. okay, there we are. here we go. let's recap your top mean stories for this c 5 between israel and hamas does appear to be holding. it went into effect on friday after 11 days of fighting, which killed more than $230.00 palestinians. 12 people died in israel, news of the sci fi and has been met with

bounce back nicely. melbourne, 20 degrees on sunday, and then we do have a front just swipe in western australia on sunday. want to get you to new zealand where we do have some serious weather moving through the north island. heavy rain and also very gusty winds gets been could see winds up to 70 kilometers per hour on monday. the on canada because china is in terms of millions of we have question, honey, scrambling, one wine supply chains off the huge job losses. when will the tourism industry recover? cloth and how robot could transform the trade? counting the call hold al jazeera play an important role protecting human. ringback face in awe. the me watching out to 0 reminder about top stories to thought today. families in gaza returning home to cease fire between israeli and palestinian militants, appears to be holding. humanitarian aid is now beginning to enter. the is ready located enclave after 11 days of israeli air strikes, left thousands of people homeless. the last president says creating a palestinian things alongside israel is the only answer to the conflicts. job biden's reaffirmed

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looking largely fine and dry, largely because we do have some wet weather coming in here as well. western australia, we'll see some very heavy way we could see a little bit, a localized flooding across the far west of the state. as we go through sas stay in that rank coming all the way down across person, just pushing a little further inland as we go on through sunday, sunday, and other find one for much of australia, but not so good for new zealand. there's that wet and windy weather coming in temperature struggling to get to 13 or 14 degrees in that horizontal right. and that driving when it's going to be a lot cooler than that. snow over the mountains to main, welfare, the north into japan. we got some dry weather coming through. we got to running, clearing out into the open waters last fall and try some shops across northern passage. pan over the next couple of days, dry and brighter by sunday. and it stays very wet with more heavy rain for southern parts of china. the hall county of course india, the 6 biggest economy of policies of the world behind the numbers practice. because late that plus