gadsby says last year adani tried a different approach. danny himself called me asking me to stop helping these farmers he said he would give me what ever i want to get it. i mean what i said i don't want from you but i just want justice to i'm whose name you know. the fear of johnny provokes in the local community taints but this film a power plant worker agrees to talk with us providing his identity is hidden he says environmental regulations are consistently breached at the debt ridden plant to save money the company is required to continuously operate a system to reduce dangerous so for a missions but he says that doesn't happen. and only installed this system. but they don't run it for order or. if there is an audit a visit by the government only then do they use that system a device it is not used he also says the company releases fly ash through the chimney stacks at night. and the evening emissions can't be seen as there is hardly any light visibility or they do it because they want to save money because electricity bill be saved t

if that adani man dies and it's. going to be devastating it will destroy the galilee basin because they die anymore and if it starts the rest of the morning will come and be on. the carries biggest concern is having to share the most precious with source veron water is on run and it can live on a six year as it is it's nice to sensual not a lot and if we don't have a. dog you have to let go of. the two boys on the property i recall the one i use in fact that we lease the water supply the half that price. the carries property spreads across twenty five thousand hc days. it's dry service is one of the world's largest and deepest underground water systems known as the great basin it underlies more than a fifth of the continent and for many in the countries our cinta it's the only source of fresh water. for the carries it's the lifeblood of a pastoral business and they believe it's under threat from the coal mine is. now he said in a we get is whatever groundwater that i destroy in the morning operations is lost for cape

gadsby says last year adani tried a different approach. danny himself called me asking me to stop helping these farmers he said he would give me what ever i want i got it. i mean what i said i don't want from you but i just want justice to i'm whose name you know. the fear of johnny provokes in the local community taints but this film a power plant worker agrees to talk with us providing his identity is hidden he says environmental regulations are consistently breached at the debt ridden plant to save money the company is required to continuously operate a system to reduce dangerous so for a missions but he says that doesn't happen. on any installed base system order but they don't run it for a dime or. if there is an audit a visit by the government only then do they use that system with a device it is not used he also says the company releases fly ash through the chimney stacks at night. in the evening and emissions can't be seen as there is hardly any light visibility or they do it because they want to save money because electricity bill

if that adani my guy. it's going to be devastating it'll destroy the galilei bison because they die any more and if it starts the rest of the morning will come and be on. the carries biggest concern is having to share the most precious resource groundwater is on run and they can live on a six year as it is it's nice to sensual meant a lot and if we don't have a. dog you have the ability. and the two boys on the property. all they want to see is in fact that we lease the waters that. the currys property spreads across twenty five thousand hc day is beneath its dry surface is one of the world's largest and deepest underground water systems known as the great basin it underlies more than a fifth of the continent and for many in the countries our cinta it's the only source of fresh water. for the carries it's the lifeblood of a pastoral business and they believe it's under threat from the coal miners it's. the only certainty we get is whatever groundwater that i destroy in the morning operations is lost for ca

independent investigations for government departments and the judiciary have found adani has breached environmental laws by destroying mangroves and blocking creeks to reclaim land. it's less fishermen like rome toula struggling to make a living from the local waterways. we want relief from the situation. we feed our children. such desperation in india has many australians worried adani is planning to open a massive coal mine in the galilee basin in the strait is north east this is where adani proposes to dig australia's biggest and one of the walls largest coal mines it will spend some thirty kilometers and it paid capacity produce sixteen million tonnes of coal a year for farmers in this drought stricken region groundwater is vital but they fear the donny mine could destroy this precious resorts if that adani man dies and it's going to be devastating cattle bruce charise fighting hard against the indian company's plans to open the mine and they've got no concern for the paper in their own country well we don't have any concern for people in our country in his statement to al-jazeera

. —— adani. adani enterprises wa nt to dunny. —— adani. adani enterprises want to build the carmichael coal mine here in the galilee basin in queensland state, where most of australia's coal industry is already based. adani's website says the creation of the mine will bring thousands of job opportunities creation of the mine will bring thousands ofjob opportunities and would generate millions of dollars in revenue and taxes that will go back to the community. but environmental groups and some a nalysts environmental groups and some analysts worry about the contribution to the country's carbon footprint, and that increased shipping traffic will add to the threat already facing the great barrier reef. there is no room whatsoever for any new coal mines anywhere around the country. if australia is to do anywhere near its fairshare of australia is to do anywhere near its fair share of stabilising the climate. so the question is not whether the coalmine will tip over, we have to get out of existing coal mines if we want to give the great barrier

independent investigations for government departments and the judiciary have found adani has breached environmental laws by destroying mangroves and blocking creeks to reclaim land. it's left fisherman like ron tula struggling to make a living from the local waterways. we want relief from the situation. we feed our children. such desperation in india has many astray as worried adani is planning to open a massive coal mine in the galilee basin in the strait is north east this is where adani proposes to dig australia's biggest and one of the world's largest coal mines it will spend some thirty kilometers and it paid capacity produce sixteen million tonnes of coal a year for farmers in this drought stricken region groundwater is vital but they fear the donny mine could destroy this precious resource if that adani mine guys and it's going to be devastating cattle farmer bruce curry is fighting hard against the indian company's plans to open the mine and i've got no concern for the paper in their own country why would i have any more concern for people in our country in his statement to al

and protests have been held across australia against its largest coal mine project the indian group adani is behind the proposal its ripple promising to bring thousands of jobs but environmentalists say it will destroy the great barrier reef you're upset with headlines on al-jazeera inside story is next to stay with us. with. saudi arabia and russia have been rivals for decades and on opposite sides on many

independent investigations for government departments and the judiciary have found adani has breached environmental laws by destroying mangroves and blocking creeks to reclaim land it's left fishermen like ron tula struggling to make a living from the local waterways. we want relief from the situation. we feed our children. such desperation in india has many astray as worried adani is planning to open a massive coal mine in the galilee basin in the strait is north east this is where adani proposes to dig australia's biggest and one of the world's largest coal mines it will spend some thirty kilometers and it peak capacity produced sixteen million tonnes of coal a year for farmers in this drought stricken region groundwater is vital but they fear the donny mine could destroy this precious resource if. it's going to be devastated cattle farmer bruce curry is fighting hard against the indian company's plans to open the mine they've got no concern for the paper in their own country why would they have any more concern for people in our country in a statement to al-jazeera the adani group

independent investigations for government departments and the judiciary have found adani has breached environmental laws by destroying mangroves and blocking creeks to reclaim land it's left fishermen like ron tula struggling to make a living from the local waterways. we want relief from the situation. we feed our children. such desperation in india has many australians worried adani is planning to open a massive coal mine in the galilee basin in the strait is north east this is where adani proposes to dig australia's biggest and one of the walls largest coal mines it will spend some thirty kilometers and it paid capacity produce sixteen million tonnes of coal a year for farmers in this drought stricken region groundwater is vital but they fear the donny mine could destroy this precious resource if you guys said it's going to be devastating cattle farmer bruce curry is fighting hard against the indian company's plans to open the mine they've got no concern for the paper in their own country why would they have any more concern for people in a country in his statement to al-jazeera the

gathered on the beaches and in cities demanding the government stop the proposed mine indian group adani is behind the project it's promising to bring thousands of jobs but environmentalist say it will destroy the great barrier reef this would be the biggest call mine ever built in australia and one of the biggest ever built in the well it's a massive project and all but the ships would be all of this go would be exploited out through the barrier reef so the risk of the rate and about thirty percent of the barrier reef unfortunately is already dead from wild warming but to add an enormous risk such as this so that by through the ships going through the race but also of course this guy was getting hurt and that is going to contribute significantly so long. it's a place of madness at a time when the rest of the world is trying to move away from fossil fuels. japan's major political parties have taken part in a live t.v. debate ahead of snap elections in two weeks prime minister shinzo abbay says his government supports the u.s. stance on north korea with all options on the table tokyo's po

i had a line in to the billionaire and mr adani you know and this company all the billion dollars of us try and text is money now there was a fight which just yesterday that showed it's now that either fifty percent of all the ins do not want that mine to get. into this it's all australians do not want that to be lent to that jump and so the opposition to this is growing very rapidly it is now the biggest environmental campaign that has ever run in the history of this area given the level of opposition that you were talking about and if i understand it correctly there has been some advice publicity about the ad on the company itself why do you think the australian government on the more localized governments are more prepared to support this. well i'm sorry to say it comes down to role politics it comes down to numbers the queensland premier cannot be re-elected as friendly in the forthcoming state election unless she wins the four say it's that i like to write it in the name at this mine and the prime minister of australia mountain turnbull count when a federal election and last he

and protests have been held across australia against its largest coal mine project the indian group adani is behind the proposal its ripple promising to bring thousands of jobs but environmentalists say it will destroy the great barrier reef you're upset with headlines on al-jazeera inside story is next to stay with us. with. saudi arabia and russia have been rivals for decades and on opposite sides on many issues the saudi king says story visit suggests a new relationship why now and what does it mean for the middle age this is inside story. a welcome to the program and hasn't it is the first visit by a saudi king to russia and a recognition of new realities and shifting sands in the middle east he said man and president vladimir putin have a number of issues at stake from the war in syria to the global price of oil investment deals worth billions of dollars have also been signed some argue to visit reflects the growing russian influence in the middle east they've agreed on the importance of fighting terror but it's not clear what that means when it comes to events on the ground is what

crowds gathered on the beaches and cities demanding the government stop the proposed mining indian group adani is behind the project is promising to bring thousands of jobs but environmentally say it will destroy the great barrier reef this would be the biggest coal mine ever built in australia and one of the biggest ever built in the world it's a massive project and all of the ships would be all of this car would be explored out through the barrier reef so the risks the rate than about thirty percent of the barrier reef unfortunately is already dead from while warming but to add an enormous risk such as this so that by through the ships going through the roof but also of course this car was getting burnt and that is going to contribute significantly to morrow. it's a place of madness at a time when the rest of the world is trying to move away from fossil fuels there's a festive mood in south korea's capital nearly a year after it was at the center of mass protests leading to the president's downfall rob mcbride reports from seoul on what's cheering people up. the people have taken the streets

signature of action plans were we we signed a good action plan i think that is very active with this adanis government. we also signed an action plan with the sudan people's liberation movement north the s.p.l. and north sudan which we are trying to move forward and early this year that we started that last year but early this year we've managed to sign with the movement they last a wad in mali and. just recently although this is twenty seventeen he probably will be reflected in next year's reboard we managed to sign in nigeria an action plan with the group of the civilian joint task force. i think these shows he said benefit of engage in dialogue with parties to the conflict not to give up on them and spatially to try to reach out and have access to non-state armed groups. so this is some of the progress we have seen and we think it's because of the engagement and perhaps more public awareness we have rolled out come pains in these countries to reach into the bush to say why recruitment and use is really a bad idea why children's rights must not be violated why children must be protected i

groups are valid on beaches and in the cities against the carmichael coal mine it's by the indian group adani which is promising to broaden thousands of jobs to australia. unemployment in south africa is at a fourteen year high almost forty percent of young people can't find work so some of them are becoming entrepreneurs and their page reports. as well it is on is a natural salesman he gets by selling goods from the back of his principia coal becomes a problem now of survival to say now if i don't do this what am i going to do you know and then that's when the crime mindset starts coming in that's when the negative things and starts coming in so we need to always try and keep your mind in a positive state you know their main product is homemade archer a type of pickle i told him i'm bringing in the best actor in town and i want him to come and have a look was early it is. many young people have no choice but to create their own opportunities south africa's unemployment rate is the worst it's been for fourteen years thirty eight percent of fifteen to thirty four year olds can't get a job afri

crowds gathered on beaches and in the cities demanding the government stop the plans indian mining giant adani is promising to create thousands of jobs but environmentalists say it'll contribute to global warming and destroy the great barrier reef. this would be the biggest call mine ever built in australia and one of the biggest ever built in the well it's a massive project and all the ships would be all of this car would be exploited out through the barrier reef so the risk of the rate and about thirty percent of the barrier reef unfortunately is already dead from wild warming but you add an enormous risk such as this so that by through the ship's yanks or the rate but also of course this guy was getting burned and that is going to contribute significantly so long. it's a place of madness at a time when the rest of the world is trying to move away from fossil fuels seven people have died of being a fever in the indian city of sydney go to over eight hundred people tested positive for the tropical disease there and ten new cases were reported in the last week hospitals are overflowing with pa

us adani thank you. shock disbelief sorrow somalia is in mourning after two hundred seventy six people were killed in a massive suicide bombing in the capital mogadishu the blast being described as the deadliest single attack on record as also left hundreds injured it's still not clear who carried out the carnage somalia's government is blaming but a senior member of the armed group has denied any role. catherine sawyer reports from nairobi in neighboring kenya. when people in somalia's capital mogadishu are trying to come to terms with one of the worst car bomb attacks ever a truck bomb exploded outside a hotel at an intersection lined with government offices restaurants and shops hours later a second blast struck another business district in the city most of the buildings in those areas have been destroyed still being pulled out of the rubble president mohammed up to life visited the scene his government has declared three days of mourning and you know that. the target of these terrorist is not governm