seeing colder conditions well cooler we've got some showers expected across victoria 18 degrees in melbourne and as we go into sunday that cloud is going to build up hoping across to new zealand things are going to cool down but plenty of sunshine ahead of that. thousands of children were removed from east timor during the indonesian occupation decades later i want to want to join these members of this last generation as they find their head home. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera with every. hello again this is 0 the main news this hour a funeral ceremony for chad's late president idriss deby is underway in the capital and jermaine are these live pictures from chad's capital baby was killed last weekend battling rebels who launched an offensive from libya his son will lead a transitional military council in the country for the next 18 months. at least 13 people have died in a fire at a hospital treating code 19 patients in india it comes as some paul spittles warned that short of oxygen due to surging cases across the country. the u.s. has pledged to harvard's carbon emissions by 2030 on the 1st da

completely different entity was also struck with another violation so they had a video of a protest in melbourne australia where they you again didn't say what exactly it is that the video was banned for but the video featured a protest a crazy protest shouting while being dragged away by the police that is alive which it obviously isn't but because of that moment somehow you tube believes that we should have issued a warning a statement that what he's saying is incorrect the. this is just a video a live shri of what was happening there nevertheless there is this this trend of you tube you know going after our t.v. news even if many of our outlets and charles post the same thing r.t. is signalled out. or that does it for me this i'll be back with more news in just under 33 minutes this is arch international law that you with us. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being lets up. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in

completely different that was also struck with another violation so they 1 had a video of a protest in melbourne australia where they you again didn't say what exactly it is that the video was banned for but the video featured a protest a crazy protest shouting while being dragged away by the police that is alive which it obviously isn't but because of that moment somehow you tube believes that we should have issued a warning a statement that what he's saying is incorrect this is. just a video a live sri of what was happening there nevertheless there is this this trend of you tube you know going after our t.v. news even if many of our outlets and charles post the same thing r.t. is signalled out. well that's how things are shaping up for now thanks for joining us remember you know paul has plenty more stories so check it out i will cease and . the world is driven by dreamers shaped by phone person with those words. dares thinks. we dare to ask. tough and on the phone in paris dimmock on the way to go through a food. bank itself movie theater on the plaza in this way got to dog so hard not to fee

problems elsewhere it is fine dry and sunny and it's warming up $32.00 celsius in adelaide 30 celsius in melbourne even hope getting up to around 28 degrees hopping across the ditch not see bad there in new zealand as well last a 5 and dry or clint touching 22 degrees celsius this is sort of temperature we can expect in tokyo over the next day or so high pressure in charge here as well so it is lousy $5.00 and $7.00 as a 19 there for turkey on friday a warm up a little more showers there it's essential in the eastern parts of china will spill out across the yellow sea the korean peninsula tutting increasingly wet but warm and dry for japan. in some time i can swear in and students of being bullied abused and humiliated by they teach it one a one east investigates thailand school scandal on al-jazeera. be the hero world needs right around. washington. we need to come to the only way to. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the trial of derek show the former police officer charged with murdering george floyd has wrapped up after another day of testimony floyd's girlfriend has tol

releasing a book about his experience called the great escape mr robson who's from wales was stuck in melbourne at the time but couldn't afford his airfare home because it would have cost the equivalent of 12000 pounds today so he came up with a plan to travel as freight inside a wooden box the size of a fridge unfortunately it didn't go as planned the plane was supposed to fly to london but instead it ended up in los angeles research shows spoke to brian about his airborne adventure. you know i understand you spent 4 days in that box 56 years ago i mean it's sounds like absolute torture how did you survive to be honest i'd like to know that it was absolute dollar general and an expected to be and it was really painful. lack of oxygen no oxygen no air pressure in the old. no heating it was absolutely freezing or it was absolutely boiling in between oh it wasn't a very nice experience but as i understand it you actually if you're now a public call to track down the 2 irishmen who helped you get into that crate 56 years ago what would you do when you find a i'll let them buy me a beer. well perha

new zealand they go forth with the contest menu next day or so not are cold 15 in hobart still 20 in melbourne and it's warm now sunny up through the coasts of new south wales and queensland even tropical quids and will barely see a shower in the next day or so the seasonal change in east asia is one of rain usually it's this system that wanders in and out of japan china and south korea and pulses the 1st pulse has gone through you got the sun returning on wednesday in japan in southern china that rain intensifies and temporarily the still a bit of wind to hang around the far north the child will be a sand storm a bit as snow with it as well but those has 18 in beijing i think it'll feel quite told you what could end up being a hail shower certainly on thursday the wind dies down the temperatures barely change. a stall striker at the top italian league but devoted to the working class of his hometown and its class. footballing legend and accounts in our. history on the lakotah old one of a kind superstar. he could adored by his funds for a social struggle. as his money goes against italy's foo

completely different and she was also struck with another violation so they 1 had a video of a protest in melbourne australia where they you again didn't say what exactly it is that the video was banned for but the video featured a protest a crazy protest shouting while being dragged away by the police that is alive which it obviously isn't but because of that movement somehow you tube believes that we should have issued a warning a statement that what he's saying is incorrect this is. just a video a live shri of what was happening there nevertheless there is this these trend of you tube you do googling after our t.v. news even if many other outlets and charles post the same thing r.t. is. on fine if you coronavirus situation india has taken a sharp turn for the move from 300000 new cases have been registered for a 2nd day in a row amid the shocking spike a massive fire has broken out in intensive care unit apparently killing 13 of the 18 patients hospitals had already raised the alarm if a chronic shortages of equipment oxygen and beds a doctor passed into tears while making this a motional plea f

speaking it will fade it but once the wind's gone the sun comes out you still got 15 present degrees in melbourne and 18 up in adelaide as for west australia little colder it was but perth is how young to 25 what showers there are up in the tropical parts of queens and hardly a surprise this doesn't warm embrace been. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else is well out. in the world god we still believe the fight. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the one. witnesses on al-jazeera. they want to go to 0 remind of our top stories this hour bus and train stations in new delhi have been overwhelmed by thousands of workers leaving the city as a weeklong lockdown goes into effect india's reported more than 200000 new cases for a 6th day. after 3 weeks of testimony the jury in the trial of the former minneapolis police officer derek children is trying to reach a verdict he's accused of killing george floyd and faces 2 murder charges and a manslaughter charge. the u.s. has described russia's plans t

from the bite it should be called who it got some legacy warms in the land in the sun similar case of melbourne 1616 the breezes drop by the time you get to friday there are a few showers in tropical queens and but not many there were a few in the pilbara in western australia here too it's now sunshine person about 26 degrees now there is if i'm to showers all that frontal system that goes for new south wales this is the area that suffered as extreme flooding just a couple of weeks ago so it won't be welcome brian but it's there all the same as the new zealand back to normal rain on the west coast. but. when the covert 19 pandemic hit iran. a filmmaker cut adrift from his crew began documenting life from the lock down made on those international sanctions. an intimate portrayal of isolation in one of the world's least understood countries coronavirus lockdown iran people in power on al-jazeera. the the end of the. my. place is al jazeera a quick reminder of the top stories this hour the u.s. and nato say they're ending their military campaign in afghanistan after 20 years president joe biden an

most part the sloshy fine and dry if a little on the cool side down towards that southeastern corner melbourne would struggle to get 18 celsius although that is something of a recovery there is that western weather eastern areas of new south wales southeastern corner of queensland saying some wetter weather temperatures just picking up a little as the rain star system a little further east which as we go through sunday and rain there in d.c. and. in pakistan's largest city climate change and water shortages and driving some residents to desperate measures 101 east meets the water of kharaj on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs right around. washington. or 2 on the air. my. dear watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour a group of pro-democracy activists in hong kong has been sentenced for taking part in antigovernment protests and $21000.00 was in the was given a suspended sentence of 15 months while media tycoon jimmy lives saved a 12 month jail term. a group of political parties from myanmar has formed a national unity government i'd say the country is part of the resi

we are safe and free in london town, in melbourne and in ottawa, and other countries because of culture. it's not the church. they didn't arrange it. the politicians didn't arrange the permissive society or anything else. writers and thinkers and picture—makers and poets, composers — they did that. mm—hm. it seems to me... you're more indebted to those. we accepted it. we always said we were conservatives. and i liked that. small "c" conservatives? yeah. and you certainly — look at the way you dress. i mean, you couldn't be trying to evoke a more, sort of, you know... normal appearance. ..conservative image with the way you look. and yet, as we've discussed already in this conversation, the subject matter is — is often deeply sexual, it's covering all of the taboos that we've discussed. you're sort of conservatives who then play, and have almost a joke at the expense... no, no playing. no playing. but... nojokes. but dressed up like that, it's more powerful. you can get away with anything. is that why you do it? this is your camouflage? no... you can get a table in any restaur

there's also some frontal right on its way to victoria just means a dollar is not that bad really i mean melbourne's a 23 and the rain is mostly of the bass strait and then tasmania a western australia pursed up about 23 so you've taken a tumble but you know that because that last little tranche of weather went through rain then cold winds and his no contrasts for you because across church is it 15 degrees on saturday but both eyelids are pretty sunny and then we rise well above the average to about 20 again on sunday. port moresby the capital of coffee new guinea is ranked one of the most dangerous cities in the good 101 east investigate the violent gangs easterling feel on the streets on al-jazeera. frank assessments there are lots of ways of the government was one exactly happen and one measure of bad thinking for a situation like common not to believe you could ever again and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. the end. you're watching are just 0 live from doha a reminder of our main stories at least 44 people have been killed and more than 150 injured in

professor nathan grills is a public health physician at the university of melbourne, and australia india institute, who works on health in india. he says the accounts of his colleagues there are really distressing. i think many of us have friends in india orfriends who are going through similar situations, and i get constant phone calls and whatsapp messages from friends in india with similar stories to what�*s being recounted there, trying to find oxygen and treating sick ones at home because there�*s no hospital beds. it�*s really dreadful to see the health system so overwhelmed like this. it raises the question of, given the scale this problem, a lot of people might say, "well, surely, why notjust have a national lockdown? bring every thing under control, stop people moving around the country, try to restrict the opportunities for transmission?" in yourjudgment, why wouldn�*t that make comparatively little difference? it goes back to what level of infection you have in the community. i think the first lockdown to happen last year in india did slow the transmission of the virus

i'm joined now by gideon haigh — the cricket columnist for the australian newspaper in melbourne. thank you forjoining us. you are probably watching every ball, as you have to do, but there are some players even who have decided that this perhaps is not the right thing to do. it has been a strange and eerie feeling watching the ipl season because the grounds are empty but there is a pretense that nothing is going on outside that there is no reason for the tournament to be taking place under these circumstances did a it has been referred to only cursorily. over the last few days finally commentators and players have begun to acknowledge the awfulness of theissue acknowledge the awfulness of the issue and some players have begun to feel both insecure about their place in the tournament on the right fullness of continuing under these circumstances. it fullness of continuing under these circumstances. it does feel as if _ these circumstances. it does feel as if the _ these circumstances. it does feel as if the broadcasters i feel as if the broadcasters have been pressured into recogni

concerns coming through for many further south it is largely fought in try temperatures will ease off in melbourne going from around 30 celsius to around 22 degrees celsius there is some heat around the slick up tools the northwest 40 degree celsius the broom that's up across into new zealand got some wetter weather coming into the south all of this we go on through sunday but for the most part is fine and dry cross just in quite nicely temperatures here at around 25 celsius but back to across such a pattern at present we have got cloud of rain which is spilling out of china as you go on through saturday moving through the korean peninsula and making its way further east. from the al-jazeera london broke out to people in the. conversation i got much worse when i was at the university of oxford which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society part 2 of pfizer's shaheen and adam rather fit studio unscripted on al-jazeera. a comeback main stories now a policeman has

releasing a book about his experience called the crate escape mr robson who's from wales was stuck in melbourne at the time he simply couldn't afford an airfare home which would have cost the equivalent of $12000.00 pounds and today's money so he came up with a plan to travel as freight inside a wooden box the size of a fridge unfortunately it didn't go quite as planned the plane was supposed to fly to london but instead wound up in los angeles where we can now speak to the man himself bryan robson is joining us here on the program great to see you today so thanks for coming on with us here at our teens and national i wanted to ask you just you know i understand you spent 4 days in that box 56 years ago i mean it's sounds like absolute torture how did you survive. i'd like to know that. you know i didn't expect it to be. really. lack of oxygen no pressure. no eating it was absolutely freezing or it was absolutely boiling we. was in a very noisy. but as i understand it you you've actually issued now a public call to track down the 2 irishman who helped you get into that crate 56 years ago what w

outbreaks within australia that really decimated traffic on some major domestic routes like the sydney— melbourne routes, but those routes are now back and alongside a travel bubble in fact with new zealand which opens this coming monday, they are expecting bookings to be up considerably. since last october new zealand travels 0ctober new zealand travels have been allowed to enter australia, and most australian states without quarantine, but this has not been reciprocated until starting next week. aside from the ability to travel again to new zealand, the airline's international business will continue to be grounded until at least 0ctober grounded until at least october 31, possibly longer, depending 3i, possibly longer, depending on the pace of australia's vaccination rollout. again the ceo expecting growth in domestic capacity to continue into next year, with its low—cost brand, jet star going even above covid levels while qantas itself is projected to be about 107%, and that is really due to all that pent up demand for travel, returning with a vengeance once vaccinations start to take place,

to a completely different was also struck with another violation so they had a video of a protest in melbourne australia where you again didn't say what exactly it is that the video was banned for and why the channel was given to strike a 2nd strike but the video you see chewed a protester crazy protest shouting while being dragged away by the police that is a lie which it obviously isn't but because of that moment somehow you to believe that we should have issued a warning a statement that what he's saying is incorrect this is just a video alive of what was happening there here according to the same logic if you don't want to be a nazi or if you want to if you want to ruin any video any love she will have to say who does ludde automatically get the author so the person who posted the video bad doesn't make very much sense nevertheless there is this this trend of you tube you know going after t.v. news even if many other outlets and chattels post the same thing r.t. is signal that while it's a bit of an irony the few hours are new to us while there is good news channels on your share but each

social distancing measures within the country could be lifted by the end of june and melbourne but who runs the festivals says the ideal situation would be to go about normal business these festivals are already sold out and are set to take place at the end of august so for more on all of this and some other news out of the music business let's bring in a veteran in the industry steve stewart is the c.e.o. of vest and a former manager for the stone temple pilots steve thank you so much for join. and ing us i want to start with the impact the pandemic has had on live events and specifically music how bad has it been for the industry because when we tend to look at it we look at musicians and we tend to look at the biggest one so we say well taylor swift the millionaire who cares if she can't do it to a concert for a year but there's a whole support structure at play here correct steve there is and it's big money when you're talking about artistic and earn and $1000000.00 so that pales the record sales the streaming part of it pales compared about life artists to the artist to her modest

tasmania coming up again from southern ocean but it's 19 degrees still in hobart and it's $21.00 in melbourne you won't complain really much more of course for the north but the onshore breeze keeps a little cooler and they'll be a few showers in tropical quizon beyond missing much the season's obviously showing itself now in china japan it's especially japan during tuesday with this significant rain in its way through but it is on its way through says one day of rain the back end of it is in china and this is of course the start of the spring rains in china for northern china still fun and quiet in beijing there is not moving equality is therefore not good the sun returns to japan having been then the korean peninsula throughout this the picture for wednesday and in india over most it is increasing monsoon heat and humidity for the south that involves increasing showers or even light rain. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories providing a glimpse into someone else's well i am the voice we are the voice. on al-jazeera the castors a pledge to distribute the communis

i'm joined by gideon haigh — the cricket columnist for the australian newspaper in melbourne. it has been a strange and eerie feeling watching the ipl season because the grounds are empty but there is a pretense that nothing is going on outside that there is no reason for the tournament to be taking place under these circumstances it has been referred to only cursorily. over the last few days finally commentators and players have begun to acknowledge the awfulness of the issue and some players have begun to feel both insecure about their place in the tournament on the right rightfullness of continuing under these circumstances. it does feel as if the broadcasters have been pressured into recognition of what is going on in the country when someone as big as ashwin says i can't do this at the moment, this must call into question whether it can continue. the other thing about the bcci which runs the ipl is that it has close links to the bjp. two senior officials, president and secretary are related , related by blood ties to some of the senior figures in the bjp and it has almost

fronts coming up to the bite so it's a cold wind but it's still reza the warm sun so you got 17 in melbourne where you see the sun still $23.00 in sydney significant rain seems like to continue in sundry outbreaks in tropical queens and it's been a bit of flooding from this that could be a bit more as well west australia is sunny still quite warm 27 in perth the situation doesn't change very much into friday that's the new zealand back to normal a lot of rain in south around on the west. i like of hours in the south of india to find out a tiny. brought an extensive mining operation to a standstill coronavirus had he wept across the world with devastating impact and it's widely believed to be connected to illegal wildlife trade here in vietnam we did the rescue center for some of the world's most threatened animals and joined a call for an end to the global wildlife. earthrise on al-jazeera. back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines former police officer derek chauvinists been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd shawn is

australia the regions of perth and peele are entering a snap 3 day lockdown a man who travelled to melbourne tested positive after leaving hotel quarantine maybe new zealand and australia opened their quarantine free travel bubble on sunday after closing their borders for over a year. now there's a new malaria vaccine being hailed as a game changer in the fight to eliminate that disease the oxford institute vaccine has proved 77 percent effective in stopping infections and it is now entering larger human trials to rule out any side effects malaria does kill half a 1000000 people every here many of them children the as i report from dakar. it's in this 100 kilometers away from brick you know fossils capital ouagadougou deep in this how the region that a groundbreaking discovery was made here blood samples were analyzed from 450 children given an experimental vaccine against malaria developed by scientists from oxford university's jenner institute scientists say the results of their year long study are extraordinarily i have been part in other studies like these but never have i seen such good

warm in new south wales and despite this breeze coming up from the really colder water we've now 17 in melbourne about 60 in hobart but for the bass strait to be 30 when the rain will catch the edge of victoria the west is drive pursed at $27.00 or thereabouts rising and it will be the next day or so and those showers are still around so things are rather slow to change despite the fact we are of course changing seasons in australia and springs a little different as well in east asia the rains unusually spreading like this stretching north south going through shanghai heading towards the korean peninsula with the eastern side of it fairly warm dry in japan and the destruction evident in this typhoon so. stays over open water it will affect some of the smaller japanese audience and probably get the sweat of the east and taiwan acing strive for a nice they get once again further west. finland has committed to cutting its carbon emissions with the world's most ambitious reduction goal carbon neutrality in just 15 years now it's retired to actually get it and we can do it if we want to but 1st the n

get me on twitter at melbourne —— lewis vaughanjones. this is bbc news, but i. —— bye—bye. hello. after slightly cloudy conditions across england and wales on wednesday, the clear blue skies and strong sunshine experienced in scotland, northern ireland, akin to what we can see here from one of our weather watchers during the day, well, they will become a bit more abundant. but those clear skies by day also mean colder nights are back, and a widespread frosty start to the day, temperatures as low as —5—6 through some parts of eastern scotland and northeast england, very few immune to a frost. and that's because we've got high pressure in charge. it's keeping those skies clear. high pressure generally means dry weather as well, stops the rain clouds from going up. and around the centre of it, which is right over us, there will be light winds. a little bit more breeze, most notable across the far south of england. and while most will see sunshine from dawn to dusk, they will be a bit more clout in northern scotland through thursday compared with wednesday, and the sunshine in cen

and then that front falls apart rather than bring something rather more active through adelaide and melbourne it doesn't get more or less disappears big rigs the rain into victoria maybe tasmania the more significant rains is on this persistent shore or long shore when the queensland new south wales has enough moisture to give you outbreaks of light rain all showers all the way up through the queensland coast and in new south wales right has been a subject in japan has subject worthy of warning because it could produce landslides but those brief. more raw if so again potential for warnings here and that rain extends back into the korean peninsula as northern edge is colder a 3rd a star in north korea and that's it 3rd china it's a largely dry picture whereas a seasonal rainy would ask yeah but it's not really there yet it's trying to form again in chengdu it's working its way slowly northwards and this was weather wise you got a couple of dry days in china and india increasingly hot and humid we'll see some pretty big thunderstorms in bangladesh in particular and they are dangerous. but. on c

let's speak to professor greg snell, in the australian city of melbourne. he is the head of lung transplants at the alfred hospital there. thank you very much forjoining us, professor. this seems utterly extraordinary. how does a living lung transplant even work? it a living lung transplant even work? , . . a living lung transplant even work? , ., ., ., work? it is amazing and it requires _ work? it is amazing and it requires an _ work? it is amazing and it requires an amazing - work? it is amazing and it i requires an amazing amount work? it is amazing and it - requires an amazing amount of skill and the japanese have really honed this down very well because of their lack of donor organs. essentially, you take the bottom portion of mine, usually a relative, and the bottom portion of a number and put it in. it's got to be the only operation known where three people are essentially under the knife at the same time and two people generously risking their lives to help somebody else. it is amazing. is just amazing. it took, as somebody else. it is amazing. isj

going to keep it settled fine and dry the particularly warm into the southeast 17 celsius there for melbourne on shoes day 18 degrees as we go on 3 way to stay but for the most part as you can see it is settled and sunny but we want to show was a which was east coast staying a little damp for the north. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to special guests in conversation when societies divide when women are to title the only thing that benefits from this patriarchal south unprompted uninterrupted for their 1st run scared girls are those who are who don't work for him or in fact swell easily and can people like to think that there's nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's nationalising part one of unscripted. well again this is the main news this hour hospitals in india's capital new delhi getting enough oxygen supplies to last just 2 or 3 hours at a time due to severe shortages india has recorded the world's highest number of do infections for a 5th day the u.s. is promising to deliver medical supplies to india president biden says that washington will send equipment including v

it's dry or it's warmer across the eastern side of oz sydney at around 23 degrees and 19 there for melbourne much of the country is fine and dry with some pleasant warm sunshine getting up to 28 in perth a nazi back to into new zealand a little more cloud here 21 in christchurch that's not too bad a chance of somewhat weather moving through as we go on into the early part of next week the u.k. could touch 22 by the time we come to monday so might weather see making its way across japan now big area cloud here sliding in across the sea of japan the rain is gathering as we go through saturday heaviest across southern parts rick you shoot through honshu but it does move through price a clear skies calm backing behind take a 22 celsius fired and right to the korean peninsula. on counting the cost about $1.00 versus the markets with the turkish economy already on the brink will the president's unconventional economics take over yet pos mozambique huge gas reserves big investors and an insurgency could do you really don't. counting the cost on al-jazeera. full and untold stories from asia and the

i'm joined now by professor nathan grills, a public health physician at the university of melbourne, and australia india institute, who works on health in india. for many years he was based in india. professor, thanks so much for joining us on bbc news. you must be looking at the pictures and accounts your hearing from india with mounting distress?- your hearing from india with mounting distress? your hearing from india with mountin: distress? ,, ., mounting distress? good day, sean, it's really distressing _ mounting distress? good day, sean, it's really distressing and _ mounting distress? good day, sean, it's really distressing and i _ mounting distress? good day, sean, it's really distressing and i think- it's really distressing and i think many of us have friends in india or friends who are going through similar situations, and i get constant phone calls and whatsapp messages from friends in india with similar stories being recounted there, trying to find oxygen and treat those at home because there's no hospital beds. it's really dreadful to see the health system so overwhelmed

secure property at present and they are finding it quite stressful and they are selling for big money in melbourne and sydney and coming with big budgets and i guess the budgets of the people from these metropolitan areas have exceed what people expect to pay exceed what people expect to -a here. �* , pay here. and it is notjust pay here. and it is not 'ust people looking i pay here. and it is not 'ust people looking to i pay here. and it is not 'ust people looking to buy. i pay here. and it is notjust| people looking to buy. this gives you an idea about how stiff the competition is that evenin stiff the competition is that even in the rental market, prices are soaring. dozens of potential tenants have lined up to see this one property and most of them will have to keep looking. emma and nathan have been searching for months now with no luck. they have lived on the coast for three years. but with twins on the way, they need somewhere bigger.- need somewhere bigger. being riced out need somewhere bigger. being priced out of — need somewhere bigger. being priced out of everywhere i need somewher

we have the story from melbourne. >> reporter: a travel bubble opening between australia and new zealand on monday with the first of 140 flights planned this week across the tasmania sea with no passengers having to quarantine on arrival. that offer was previously available to new zealanders traveling to australia. new zealand returns the favor. it will mean billions for the economy with australian tourist dollars targeted and families split by the border closures for over a year will be reunited again. >> we're going back to my schedule and taking this little guy to meet his family for the first time. he's 15 months old. >> the human touch and human relationships. so we're looking forward to getting over to new zealand. and speaking to our people. making sure that our business continues to prosper. >> reporter: both countries entering into the agreement tentatively. they're willing to pop the bubble if there's an outbreak on either side of the strait. countries had success with the strictness when it comes to covid-19. just around 2,500 cases in new zealand since the pandemic began and

zealand they go forth with the contest maybe next day or so it's not called 15 in her but still 20 in melbourne. and it's warm and sunny up through the coasts of new south wales and queensland even tropical quids and will barely see a shower next day or so the seasonal change in east asia is one of rain usually it's this system that wanders in and out of japan china and south korea and pulses the 1st pulses gone through you got the sun returning on wednesday in japan in southern china that rain intensifies and temporarily the still a bit of wind to hang around the far north china will be a sandstorm a bit as snow with it as well but the us has 18 in beijing i think it'll feel quite told you what could end up being a hail shower certainly on thursday the wind dies down the temperatures barely change. planet earth a wondrous diverse ecosystem but human activity is the escalating climate change and posing an existential threat you don't get a reset button it's just really scary in the lead up to us to al-jazeera run special coverage documentaries discuss inventor pull ups exploring the consequence

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the man flew to melbourne while infectious and authorities there swung into action with lots of testing over the weekend. so far, no community transmission in victoria state either. paul: flights between perth and new zealand suspended for now. in new zealand, striking display of just how successful the country has been in getting the virus under control. what have we seen? ed: that's right, a really good news story out of new zealand at the weekend. more than 50,000 people attended a live concert in auckland, the largest sports stadium, and incredible scenes. huge crowds to listen to the band, no masks or social distancing. just life back to normal. new zealand has been hugely successful and containing the virus, largely by shutting its international border and strong testing in contact tracing. it has only had 2600 cases and 26 deaths, and the scenes in auckland are in stark contract to the countries around the world back in lockdown to fight off another wave of the virus. shery: our australia and new zealand editor, ed johnson. we can get -- you can get around above other stories you