bill cook: the southern alps in new zealand, that's what people think of when they think of new zealandthe glaciers, the clean water, the flowing water, the trees, the bush, the bird life. the spiritual side of it is that these are where our ancestors were. some of the mountains are named after our ancestors. [speaking maori language] yaara: bill cook is giving a maori blessing for the next part of our journey. [speaking maori language] bill: so, basically, it's telling you you can go away healthily, but make sure you come back to us well, as well. yaara: all right, here we go. yaara: bill is a cultural river guide who's been taking people out here for 30 years. bill: it's all about using the flow. ♪♪♪ yaara: we're heading to the highlight of the trip: rockburn chasm in mount aspiring national park. yaara: these rock formations are incredible! bill: you can imagine the water coming down through there, hitting that rock, and then turning it around like a washing machine and digging in there. yaara: for bill, his connection to these rivers runs deep. bill: waterways are my life, basically

this is the biggest natural disaster in new zealand this century.ts are somewhere just underwear the canterbury earthquakes were, which were a big impact for us, but it will be multibillion dollars, but it is a long-term program. talk cap -- we are talking about cost of rebuild road and rebuild networks, so these costs were stretch over a number of years but it is a multibillion-dollar though. kathleen: that could be $3 billion are $20 billion. do you have any sense of the range? >> somewhere around $9 billion to $10 billion, but a large part of that is infrastructure rebuild, which we can spread the cost out over a number of years. kathleen: how would you cover the costs? >> that will be announced in the budget in may, but the balance sheet is robust. it's currently under 20% of gdp, so we have room on the balance sheet to manage the costs in front of us. kathleen: when you look at the bill and you say ups, we need more. you just increased borrowing for a while? >> like we said with that under 20%, we have headroom on the balance sheet, but were lo

the same is to some degree true in new zealand.ni: what does that mean with what you want to do with the short and? do you subscribe to the view that the market does that you can't believe the language coming from esther saying they have -- master saying they have more work to do? james: we have been pushing towards buying the front and an ending steepness before we enter this episode of banking stress. what we have seen has merely emboldened us. now the speed at with which we have moved in those positions has led us to de-risk somewhat just because it tends to be the case that in markets as volatile as this when you get 150 basis point move in one direction, there is a decent chance you get a backup in the coming weeks and months. we have de-risk a little bit but that is our strategic view that when you get a curve as inverted as we have seen, particularly in the u.s. but also elsewhere, history says there is one way only out of that position and that is a bull. long durations have been are bias and we feel a six to 12 month view

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and that new zealand as lay bang back. you know, i would christian what this is about the integrity of those countries and where they stand on animal welfare. ah, government figures show that of the almost 135000 live cattle ship to china last year. 64 didn't make it, which in pearson's view makes the ban a disproportionate response. that was a maritime disaster wasn't a, it wasn't an animal. wealthy disaster. as a disaster was in the sinking of the bars. the main opposition national party opposes the new animal welfare law and may repeal it if it winds parliamentary elections. in october, adrian brown, al jazeera new zealand. scientists baffled by a string of wild deaths along the us east coast. several men are blaming off shore energy projects, sang the noise created by wind farms could be a factor. but marine biologists aren't so sure. kristen salumi reports from new york. it's an arresting sight. a 32 ton. hm. pack, well, stranded on shore, but what used to be a rare event is happening with increasing frequency on the

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and that new zealand as lay bang. but you know, i would question what this is about the integrity of those countries and where they stand on animal welfare. ah, government figures show that of the almost 135000 live cattle ship to china last year. 64 didn't make it, which in pearson's view makes the ban a disproportionate response. that was a maritime disaster wasn't a, it wasn't an animal wealthy disaster. the disaster was in the sinking of the bars. the, the main opposition national party opposes the new animal welfare law and may repeal it if it wins parliamentary elections. in october, adrian brown al jazeera new zealand record high temperatures have been recorded across southeast asia, china, and other parts of the continent. in india, schools and several states has been closed. the temperature in thailand has stopped 45 degrees for the 1st time. people have been warned to stay at home to avoid heat stroke. tony chang reports from bangkok. ripple is in bangkok celebrate the tiny new year with water fights that tr

who knew it was hostile to mendoza. tgm, cody budget, dominion zealand. a bed that we had a fuck when ala had the lead last up with him. when i let him were lay sure, glad i had little bit off and other than what do you mean yet? if a look i know some siena and ness. emma, who had that a lot that oh i did, i did you. so we talked even what the minister was, he had the thought of the blood launch of glen. i shifted a one, a 0 up. are you, i'm put it at moly mod. they did moly, that fucker when. why didn't molly lafayette what i can to ship latham and zia that either that it was you mean? well, yeah, old ela arity now god, that could be it. minister. kennedy belated us lee and really is well not said the superintendent of leading the lead at lowery's at nobody ye. luckily when mowdy mowdy once worshipped a wide range of gods until the early 19th century, when the majority became christian. it wasn't until the 1970s that some were introduced to islam, mainly through immigrants to new zealand from asia government figures show they were 1116 modi muslims and 2

and that new zealand as lay bang back. you know, i would question what this is about the integrity of those countries and where they stand on animal welfare. ah, government figures show that of the almost 135000 live cattle ship to china last year. 64 didn't make it, which in pearson's view makes the ban a disproportionate response. that was a maritime disaster wasn't a, it wasn't an animal. wealthy disaster. as a disaster, wasn't the sinking of the barts. the main opposition national party opposes the new animal welfare law. and may repeal it if it winds parliamentary elections. in october, adrian brown, al jazeera new zealand that more than a 120000000 indonesians are traveling as part of the annual journey to their home towns. for the ead muslim holiday authorities are expecting this to be the busiest season in recent years. with an increase of 47 percent from the same period last year. as a beggar foot. it's the holiday rush. millions of indians living in cities are traveling to the home cans to celebrate either fitted

ah, the minority muslim communities in iceland in new zealand. i see different challenges during ramadan when it falls in june and july. but share the same sense of reflection, giving and sharing, especially breaking their foss with friends and family. oh oh, you're not on the edge of what this metal model, what keyboard when you sat, what again. oh, so they could have had them the shop and play, you know what i left thought and given i sad, homely messages with them. lima live up. yo leon. your father is going to you and will do that. he had been medina, yellen, when you say i was waiting for you, i had a father that had been far puppy. he went himself valley what a demon for me ramadan. and this time of the we can clean the community, gets together. we see a lot of brothers and sisters that we didn't see during the in plus for me personally, it's that training. it's a look a training machine. we can push ourselves to doing good deeds, more practicing all the things that it's hard for us during the framework not with 8 during the day we didn't h

and that new zealand as lay bang. but you know, i would question what this is about the integrity of those countries and where they stand on animal welfare. ah, government figures show that of the almost 135000 live cattle ship to china last year. 64 didn't make it, which in pearson's view makes the ban a disproportionate response. that was a maritime disaster. it wasn't a, it wasn't an animal wealthy disaster that the disaster was in the sinking of the bart. the main opposition national party opposes the new animal welfare law and may repeal it if it winds parliamentary elections. in october, adrian brown, al jazeera new zealand. the still ahead on al jazeera nato secretary general gin sultan burg visits key for the 1st time since russia invited ukraine last year. and columbia's president goes to meet joe biden hoping to change his country's relations with america. ah frank assessments. this treaty provides us with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules and will al

well, half of them in fiji and get them in new zealand. but we had a fuck when ala had the stuff that when i lay sure i had another, that was the mean. you had to fall, walk some sina, nathan had that and why the, why they had the you said, we talk even why bill was here that out of the had the lowest one as the other a probably early tomorrow morning, the faculty model, lafayette. what i can to ship a hot men's yet that other than what you mean? well yeah, i would do it at the not god, that could be it minister. can it'd be leaded awfully. and really islam. well, not said the superintendent off leading the lead, a lowery's and nobody eat my. luckily when mowdy mowdy once worshipped a wide range of gods until the early 19th century, when the majority became christian. it wasn't until the 19th seventy's that some were introduced to islam, mainly through immigrants to new zealand from asia government figures show they were 1116 modi muslims and 2018 and hook spy. and especially hastings, the number of moti converting to islam is increasing.

i thousand last years cup final in new zealand. ., ., . zealand.atch it because it's _ zealand. i would say watch it because it's going _ zealand. i would say watch it because it's going to - zealand. i would say watch it because it's going to be - zealand. i would say watch it - because it's going to be exciting. they will be seal amazing rugby and also the sugar babes are playing so they will be some throw brackets. come and be a part of history. for the third year in a row ferrari is a likely is going to be on pole for the azerbaijan grand prix. he's had his worst start to a season since joining the italian team but in a week when he made his music industry debut with an instrumental piano piece and refused to deny rumours of a potential move to mercedes next year he continued to make the headlines by getting the better of max verstappen. he claimed pole by a tenth of a second from the world champion. seven time champion lewis hamilton is going to start from fifth. boxing and natasha jonas is going to defend his wbo, wbc and ibf light middleweig

like parts of new zealand, it's landscape is peppered with hot springs and gazes. but it's so far north that the capital reykjavik can have some of the longest daylight hours on earth in the summer months. so whereas in new zealand, the ramadan, fasting day can be relatively short and winter. here it can last for over 20 hours . sometimes the sun literally never sit that poses challenges from iceland. muslim converts like mohammed ali and north mohammed changed his name from all of a house in north from l. brawner. ah . * * fishing is a pension from ahem. it, it could be a helpful distraction for him and his family from the pressures of a long ramadan fasting day. ah, it thought plastic would be a much easier, but it was, it was actually quite difficult for me. and i, i, i did cheap by 3 good, so water on sundays. and i will have to add those base to buy fast after i, but i'm from authorized on that. when i was there, $74.00, if i would follow the court on tuesday, i would pray e shop and electric for december. and then i'll shut the day after, because you had the

new zealand dollar more at the moment depreciation taking place against the u.s. dollar, right, let's look at what is happening elsewhere as well. haslinda: big developments from central banks making headlines, boj officials wary of tweeting the yield control stimulus at a policy meeting next week, while the rba has reacted to a newly released independent review. here to part about the stories is our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays in new york and i reporter in sydney, australia. the rba welcoming the review. >> yes. the rba has welcomed the review and phil lowe said he would work constructively with the treasure to implement those changes by the middle of 202014 to implement the legislative changes to create the two different boards come up one for monetary policy and one for governance. there is also a statement of monetary conduct that the governor has to work with the governor, government, and that will happen by the end of the year so incrementally, from here on, we will see some changes being made at the rba. the big change is the new moneta

the christ church new zealand massacre was a turning point for counter terrorism efforts. in his manifesto, the shooter claimed he had trained with the as a battalion in ukraine. and he routinely wore a neo nazi symbol associated with them. both the po, a california and el paso texas shooters said they were directly influenced by the terrorism committed at christ church. the link between as of an acts of terror in america is clear since russia's operation in ukraine. western politicians and the client media seems to be suffering from collective amnesia when it comes to as of there was a time. however, when this dangerous group was seen for what it is, so while parents ties to as of were known in 2019, the mainstream media essentially hushed up, the link with the new zealand government also conveniently finding no evidence of tarrant's ties to as of the selective amnesia about ukraine's nazi problem has only escalated with the wives of its leaders. now invited to europe by the likes of german foreign minister. and alina burbock, who didn't seem to notice her guests obsessio

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new evidence emerges, linking the extremist unit to new zealand, most brutal march shooting. also ahead on the program as the world marks the 62nd oliver history of mankind reaching either your space or special coverage of russia's cosmo, norfolk state, re count the momentous events and with the exploration of the cause more steadily developing india's space station is aiming for which we have spoken to the nations 1st citizens to reach the great. but when you actually go up there and we expediency, i would say the enlightenment, that gives you a wider perspective of your own existence with life for moscow. this is our team. my name's you know, neil, on 30 minutes of news and views begins. kiev has chosen to forego renaming wall of its streets in honor of an nazi collaborator after israel's ambassador expressed outrage at the very thought it comes as newly surfaced evidence points to ukraine's infamous. as off battalion as a breeding ground for white supremacist ideas, possibly influencing a racially motivated, masculine. on the other side of the globe are teas che bose picks

a surprise from new zealand with the dollar jumping to the highest level since mid february following the 50 basis point hike. that was unexpended. commodities after the shock of opec over the weekend, brent crude 85.27. equity markets are opening and the dax come ftse, ibex getting between .2% and .3%. let's look at the two-year treasury yield taking higher after declining 14 basis points in the u.s. session. data showing a drop in job openings. we are looking at the u.s. 10 year yield 3.355. let's get to the top storytodayr finma said headed a proxy ready for credit suisse on march 19. this comes as a ubs holds the agm today which is expected to focus on the path ahead. we have team coverage with manus cranny and marion hofmeyr. thank you both for joining us. marian, you have a big take about what you found out about the plans ahead of the takeover of ubs. what have we heard so far from finma? marion: so far from finma we have been hearing about how they have been monitoring credit suisse over the past year and particularly how they were involved in the latest strategy update and th

watching new zealand as well. some positive territory. course in just under 90 minute'' time, we will get a decision from the reserve bank of new zealand on the cash rate. 19 out of 21 economists say another 25 basis point rise the site -- despite persistent inflation in new zealand. for now, let's get to vonnie quinn with a check of the first word headlines. >> vacancies at u.s. employers dropped in february to the lowest since may of 2021 suggesting a cooling and labor demand in. the number of available positions decreased from -- to -- 9.9 million from 10.6 million a month earlier. italy a set to be studying ways to curtail the influence of china's sinochem on the maker pirelli. some of the options include limiting information sharing on sensitive and strategic technology with appointed board members. the discussions are the latest signs of rising tensions between china and western countries over the control of key technology's. -- technologies. glenn youngkin attempts to meet with the president of taiwan when he leads a treatment shou

former new zealand prime ministerjacinda _ having me. former new zealand prime ministerjacinda are doing is _ having me. former new zealand prime ministerjacinda are doing is bowed i ministerjacinda are doing is bowed out. she's spoke about the honour she felt steering her country through some of the hardest times, including natural disasters, the covid pandemic and the christchurch mosque attack. she shocked the country earlier this year when she announced she was stepping down as prime minister and retiring from politics. as always, there is more on that and the other stories you have been watching on the website. we have a front page, nicola sturgeon's husband, his arrest on the snp finance probe is the top story. but there is plenty more for you to get into. you can reach me on twitter. you are watching bbc news. don't go anywhere. stay with us on the bbc. many others enjoyed a beautiful, bright day yesterday, a very different story through the afternoon. 0ften cloudy, outbreaks of rain on the next few days will be quite changeable.

new zealand odi captain kane williamson _ it. new zealand odi captain kane williamson is - it.mson is expected it. new zealand odi captain - kane williamson is expected to miss this year's world cup after rupturing a knee ligament in the premier league. he injured his aca while fielding injured his aca while fielding in the tournament's opening game stuff in the world cup in october, it may well come too 0ctober, it may well come too soon. island lead bangladesh after day three of the tour, they looked in danger when they were reduced to 27—4 in the 22nd endings but he became the second irishman to hit a test century, making 108, andy mcbride was unbeaten on 71, ireland 286 to eight, a lead of 131. finally a young windsurfer from england has been getting a lot of attention in the sport after a video of him travelling at high speed on the waves went viral online. 0scar is just six. viral online. oscar is 'ust six. ., �* ,.., viral online. oscar is 'ust six. ., �* what viral online. oscar is 'ust six. ., �* what ou six. hello, i'm oscar! what you love about _ six. hello, i'm osca

ah, and a day of remembrance, hundreds of thousands of new zealand. doesn't australians gather anzac day? ah frank assessments. justice means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the myanmar, informed opinions by the ministration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world stage. critical debate. no, only both the legal report door they see that we are giving you the proper spirit in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera may on al jazeera a year after a da 0 journalist sharina block they was murdered. despite the international outrage of multiple investigations implicating israeli forces, we ask why justice has not been serb fault lines examined the ramifications of julian a phone she has publications of us faith, he quit, and what the case against him could mean for christ freedom after leading to key for 2 decades, reggie pie you into that is facing perhaps his toughest election. yet as a rare coalition of opposition parties hope

paul: new zealand has posted a record fall in house prices. prices fell 10.5%, the largest annual drop since 2003. it is the 12th consecutive month of declines. pakistan's central bank raised its benchmark rate to 21% as the nation teeters on the brink of default. the bank says the rate is an important step toward anchoring inflation expectations toward the medium-term target. those are the first word headlines. shery: still ahead, our coverage of donald trump's arraignment continues. but first, we talk investment strategy with charles schwab and why basing see the global economy heading for volatility. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's take a look at how u.s. futures and treasuries are doing at the moment. kind of flat really. the two year yield at 3.82. we did get commentary earlier from pimco saying bonds and stocks sinking from different him sheets right now and only one of them is right. charles schwab managing director liz ann sonders joins us now. you see more volatility and more inflation, you called these markets temperamental. how are

over in new zealand, you have seen the rbnz becoming worried and agitated.t sees further inflationary upside and potentially larger rebuild demand in the economy, as they move on and have to work through the floods and cyclones that struck new zealand over the course of the last few months. haslinda: over in australia, what is the key message from rba governor lowe, what could see the rba rate hikes again? jame: lowe has been careful. as we saw from the intro, he has made a strong point, saying just because we paused, it's not over. one of the messages is that they are moving away from the emergency rapid hikes, towards more of the rba's a standard course of business. he cited how they do things over the previous cycles with the hike once a quarter as they get out of line, they see the impact on the economy with the policy rates passing through, much more rapidly than other economies. but, also, there was some signs as the governor talked us through a whole range of aspects of the domestic inflation story. in my view, indicates even though they could hike mo

they've alighted upon australia, new zealand as early examples.represent, frankly, a betrayal of british farmers. why do you say that? i've worked with three different prime ministers in the last 12 months and they've all had very different priorities. i feel it was an absolute catastrophe, if i'm honest, to give australia and new zealand total liberalised deals. in 15 years, there will be no checks and balances. if anything goes wrong, there will be nothing that we can do about it. now, michael gove, george eustace and many others had maintained these sensitive sectors and it was decided by liz truss at the time that we would fully liberalise. australia was liberalised and we would, too. there'll be nothing that we can do if things go wrong here. crosstalk. what a negative view of what mark spencer, the farming minister, described as a massive opportunity forfarmers to enjoy a new dawn, allowing them to break into markets in asia. he said, "with inbuilt safeguards to ensure that "farmers are still protected". was he simply not telling the truth?

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not a new zealand, not an argentine and not an ukraine, not anywhere in the world. i know because i have been there, turned also wore a neo nazi black son symbol on his flak jacket during the attack. interestingly, the blackstone has only recently been removed from the as of unit crest and flags these links. we're a no for us congress meant to raise the alarm about any support washington my provide to as of soon after the christ church attack, 40 american politician signed a letter to the u. s. secretary of state asking why as of, hadn't been designated as a terrorist organization, the letter echoed a 2017 warning by the f. b i. that as of were lying with american white supremacists, eager to get the groups on, hindered access to weapons and military training. the christ church new zealand massacre was a turning point for counterterrorism efforts. in his manifesto, the shooter claimed he had trained with the as of battalion in ukraine, and he routinely wore a neo nazi symbol associated with them. both the po, a california and paso texas shooters, said they were dire

and that new zealand as lay bang back. you know, i would christian what this is about the integrity of those countries and where they stand on animal welfare. ah, government figures show that of the almost 135000 live cattle ship to china last year. 64 didn't make it, which in pearson's view makes the ban a disproportionate response. that was a maritime disaster wasn't a, it wasn't an animal. wealthy disaster. at the disaster wasn't the sinking of the barts. the main opposition national party opposes the new animal welfare law. and may repeal it if it winds parliamentary elections. in october, adrian brown al jazeera new zealand. well, still had he on al jazeera in full manchester city, get the chance for revenge against rail madrid. after reaching the semi finals of the champions league. ah ah, with a pool ah ah. of his sport and his visit. thank you. the champions league semi finals. we'll see rome road faced manchester city for the 2nd year in a row. while into an ac milan compete in one of the italian cities highest st

and that new zealand as lay bang back. you know, i would christian what this is about the integrity of those countries and where they stand on animal welfare. ah, government figures show that of the almost 135000 live cattle ship to china last year. 64 didn't make it, which in pearson's view makes the ban a disproportionate response. that was a maritime disaster wasn't a, it wasn't an animal. wealthy disaster. at the disaster wasn't the sinking of the barts. the main opposition national party opposes the new animal welfare law. and may repeal it if it winds parliamentary elections. in october, adrian brown al jazeera new zealand. how the south korean k pop star moon bailey has been found dead at his home in sol. the 25 year old was part of the popular boy band, astro. it's unclear what caused his death. still i had on how does it best of the action from the champions league as in to set up a milan derby in the semi finals coming up old with a whole new lou ah ibis, some excitement going on in the champions league and pulls

and australia turned out for an exact day beyond zack's or the australian and new zealand army corps where the soldiers who fought and died during the 1st world war. alex barrett has more than i . c to remember, hundreds of thousands of new zealanders and his trillions gather in memory of those had been killed in war. oh, shall grow not old as way that left grow old. i shall not weary them, nor do you condemn the going down of the sun. and in the morning, we shall remember that it's a tradition that stretches back 108 years and has become one of the most important days for both countries. visser and members of the armed forces and the public gave if a don't services and marches every year. in fact, they began as a way to remember the soldiers killed in the glibly campaign in the 1st world war. but it has since grown to include veterans of all of a conflicts. there example should inspire us all to try and whatever way we came to make the world a place in which no one has to endure the kind of suffering and told me that saturated this peaceful cove in 1950, around 1700 new zealanders a

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for me it always remains the biggest risk to new zealand.ant to me that we diversify our economy and we make sure we are selling more could to different places and that we develop our services sector. we do all of those things but ultimately the international environment will dictate a lot about what happens for new zealand. that's my number one risk. haidi: global news powered by more than 120 journalists. one over 120 countries. we are amongst them. what's coming up. david: you and i. uni. -- you and i. our exclusive conversation with central bank. the governor there, they are not done when it comes to inflation. that's what they say despite signs of prices, that exclusive interview is next. a check of these markets where that specific equity market is flirting with able market this friday, this is bloomberg. ♪ go g. go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at

this review is showing new zealanders, wealthy new zealanders are paying a lot less tax than others.an governor is testifying in parliament for a third straight day. he signaled he is not on the verge of moving away from stimulative monetary policy at this week's meeting. kathleen hays is in tokyo and joins us now with more. what is the main concern here for ueda? >> if they move too quickly, the bank of japan moves stimulus a little bit, this could cause inflation to actually fall more than they already expect it to fall. if you didn't get the message on monday, on tuesday he seemed to say it with a more definite tone. he said this could have negative consequences. when we spoke to tatsuo yamasaki, he said he thinks what is going on is that yes, they have to move very carefully. negotiations have gone well so far. but they are not completely over and he doesn't want to stop the momentum. let's listen to the various things he said. >> he mentions that condition -- that the condition is a strong forecast. inflation closer to 2% with high probability ahead. that to me seems that he bec

new zealand is around 7% new zealand's economy is already shrinking.ast quarter, into negative but i think this speaks to maybe different philosophies and pain thresholds from central banks on inflation and on how hard it's going to hit the economy the view from new zealand is, whatever it takes. whatever it takes, the pain in the economy, we'll try to bring down inflation the kiwi, the new zealand dollar soared more than 1% on this news it's come down a lot from there since then but it's interesting as we ponder what the fed is going to do >> indeed. even australia has taken pains to say, look, even though we paused here after ten straight hikes, doesn't mean we're not going to go again. it's interesting to see the dxy holding in in the wake of what's been a weaker dollar we have a new call for 2200 on gold today >> it's been the story of weak dollar, strong gold, maybe a little bit of a bounce today on that trade but the view is, if the fed is getting closer and closer to being done and the economy is looking weaker than we expected, which has been t

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we will be breaking the latest new zealand trade shortly.igures for march, we will have those for you shortly. we are expect and the first quarter cpi print. this will soften slightly. australia has announced local missile manufacturing and billions of dollars. we will have more long-range strike systems. let's take a look at how our asian markets are shaping up. we have new zealand trading back from the holiday yesterday. currently weaker at about half of 1%. australia will resume trading today. also, the futures are little bit weaker. nikkei futures in negative territory. we will get those cpi numbers out of australia. the reserve bank's next move will happen next tuesday. once more to come on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ these days, our households depend on the internet more and more. families grow, houses get smarter, and our demands on the internet increase. that's why we just boosted speeds for over 20 million xfinity customers, on us. so you get more of the speed you need for day and night streaming. more speed you need wh

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she in new zealand as she she had in new zealand as she was hounded by angry mob. was hounded by an angrythor and educator cycle cuthbert will tell us about the latest campaign by don't divide us, which poses the question when does education turn into indoctrination .7 and we're also indoctrination? and we're also going to be talking to a youtuber who accidentally happened upon an apparently peaceful protest found peaceful protest and found himself accosted harassed himself accosted and harassed while the police appeared to do nothing at all. and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from the audience, the lovely studio audience, all that and much, much more. but first introduce my studio first to introduce my studio guests are the guests this evening are the comedians whetton comedians cressida whetton and frances . along coming up frances foster. along coming up in brighton , is that right? yes. in brighton, is that right? yes. work in progress. in brighton, is that right? yes. work in progress . well, so you work in progress. well, so you give it a go. we

over in rawalpindi, new zealand beat pakistan by six wickets to tie the t20 series at two matches all5, but mark chapman blazed a brilliant unbeaten century to see new zealand home with four balls to spare. the teams now play five one day internationals. bottom side delhi capitals have made it two wins out of two in the ipl after holding off second from bottom sunrisers hyderabad. manish pandey and axar patel top scored for delhi. both made 3a, but their total of 144—9 looked distinctly modest. sunrisers, though, couldn't find any momentum with the bat and fell eight runs short of their target. it is very important not to think too much ahead of the tournament. of course we lost the first five games, and delest couple of games, we played really well, as a bowling unit. i still think we need to improve on batting prospects and probably will do that in the next game. i think it is obvious to see that chasing a total like 145. .. i do not think there were any sort of devils in the pitch. i felt we could have been more proactive throughout i prefer my batterers more enterprising. plenty o