(sydney pollack) when i grew up love stories were dependent upon obstacles. and the great love stories were dependent upon non-overcomeable obstacles. inside of us we both know you belong with victor. if that plane leaves the ground and you're not with him you'll regret it. maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of your life. what about us? we'll always have paris. we ... we'd lost it until you came to casablanca. we got it back last night. i don't remember a great love story in which the two people got together. the love stories i always remember were always tragic love stories. here's looking at you, kid. (sydney pollack) most of the films i've done have been unhappy love stories of one form or another. (sydney pollack) there is satisfying sadness just as pleasurable to feel as the sort of humorous, giddy laughter of a comedy or a happy ending film. see ya, hubble. i can't make a comparison between old films and this film but in feeling, it was a film that was strongly influenced by those older love stories. i come out of the narrati

adam haigh is here with us in sydney. the resent a rebound in asian equities was short lived, what would be a catalyst for a sustainable rally? >> i think what of the things behind the recent rally has been ,he idea of it backed funds there was short-term relief that came on that, chinese equities fell into a bear market. hong kong markets are also dinged as well. so the idea did not really have any longevity to any sustainable a rebound. i think the sustainable rebound will have to come from policy and how policy dictates its self over the next few months as a going to the back half of the year. you can see it on the chart here in the gtv library, it shows the technical set up for hong kong stocks, still pretty poor, still downtrend. turnover is still pretty low both in hong kong and china, so without any indication of policy support going beyond those expectations, i think what you have is a risk sentiment to help equities in hong kong. you don't really have any other buffer to get things going on a more sustainable bas

. ♪ >> sydney open, a beautiful, sunny day in sydney, futures looking flat at the moment but of course we have u.s. stocks holding on to gains so we should see some gains at the open in asia. i'm shari aun in new york where it's cloudy and dark and rainy. i miss asia right now. >> come catch the sun in sydney where we're just getting started on beautiful spring days. you are watching "day break australia." our next guest says it's hard to enen-- generate sustained recovery. matt great to have you. let's get started, this is a reminder of the week that was in particular equities. let's just try and bring up this chart here guys. for a little bit of a remainder of what that narrative was. a lot of people are talking about when we'll see opportunities. if you're a value investor, there's lots of opportunities now with that in space. what's going to be the catalyst for us? >> that's a great question. when you look ahead, valuations are indeed attractive as you say. at the moment i think we're lacking a catalyst with a trig point to yen rate what would be a sustained recovery. there are two

cindy -- in sydney. futures looking a little bit negative. we did manage to snap eight days of straight declines in the sydney session yesterday. the rest of asia looking pretty tepid. equities fall again, that would be the longest losing streak in 16 years. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: that is huge. we will see if the u.s. markets gain around. i am shery ahn in new york. you're watching "daybreak australia." first word news with jessica summers. is said to ask the world trade organization for permission to hit the u.s. with illegal antidumping regulations. certain u.s. actions broke the rules and arbitrators call for compliance. complied. fully beijing will ask the wto to approve retaliation against certain american products worth up to $7 billion. china and russia say they will strengthen ties in the face of threats from president trump. xi saidts putin and they trust each other in politics, trade, and defense. neither mentioned the u.s. directly, but xi underlined that russia and china agreed to oppose protectionism. it was th

we have a bit of a gloomy day in sydney. .1% higher with sydney futures. we have japan quotes, aged a day closedn and malaysia are today. shery: new york stocks also inching -- kind of mixed picture. you are watching daybreak australia of course. we have seen the emerging markets stocks hammered in the last few weeks. the last few sessions rebounded. toby lawson is still with us. we did see a rebound in emerging-market assets but only after the huge selloff we have seen. does the selloff have a cyber lining -- silver lining that it will limit the pain some kind of correction and the pain from further falls? toby: as an investor, you probably look at the relative value of em and say it looks like good value. look at the underlying fundamentals in emerging markets space, not too bad. obviously it is driven by u.s. dollar and how much debt is denominated in u.s. dollar for these markets and ultimately they have to respond through interest rates to protect currencies. they are still vulnerable in that sense, but for those looking at the absolute price movement

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: you are watching daybreak australia. let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. crisis,y laundering lawmakers scribbling to prevent the credit rating from being dragged down. this led to the fall of the chief executive and several staff are under police investigation. they have admitted $230 billion flowed through the tiny estonian unit between 2007 and 2013 and most of it should be treated as suspicious. hong kong airport set a record for flight movement. 2.5% tor volumes grew 6.8 million. passing to and from mainland china, japan and europe, recorded the most significant increases. rising 4%. nun took still the top spot, scooping up $46 million, but it faced a petition from a kid friendly fantasy film. house with the clock in its walls was number one in north america. --sident trump focused on this one took in $3 million despite small release. haidi: i have bad news. a gender pay gap in australia is not getting much better. on the positive side it is gett

haidi: they did so much for that, scott, here in sydney. next, here what the google china president says he sees in chinese take getting in the way of the u.s.. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we have the latest headlines on the bloomberg. the prime minister japan saying he has agreed on a trade strategy. we've heard the economy minister was holding a second round of trade talks with u.s. trade representative this morning. we are now hearing from nhk news that the economy minister has agreed on trade strategy basics. japan and the u.s. still not agreeing on whether they want to pursue a free trade agreement, which the u.s. wants, but japan wants to continue the transpacific partnership and bring the u.s. back in. haidi: absolutely. speaking to reporters in new york, saying they've agreed to the broad direction the bilateral trade relationship should go and hoping to have more details on wednesday. donald trump has made no secret of how displeased he is with that trade balance with japan. technology is one of our top stories today. the ongoing

it is a beautiful day in sydney. 19 degrees. i am haidi stroud-watts. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. a rainy tuesday evening. you are watching "daybreak australia." first word news with jessica summers. china has confirmed it will retaliate against president trump latest harris targeting 60 -- terrorists targeting -- tar i iffs targeting imports. on measures take effect monday, although beijing says it is still open to negotiating a resolution. president trump has threatened tough action should china oppose the new tariffs. keep stressing that dialogue and consultation based on the quality, good faith, and mutual spent is the only way out of the trade dispute, but what the u.s. is doing now shows no sincerity or goodwill. jessica: the u.s. justice chinesent has told media to register as foreign agents. we are told the operations are required to disclose information about their funding and expenditures as well as their ownership structure. the order comes under the foreign agents registration act which covers organizations which attempt to influence

sydney bristow was an optimistic young girl. whereas my character, riley north, in this, everything has been taken from her and is coming out of it almost animalistic point. i mean, there was a time i walked up the stairs, i looked back over and i was like hang on, let me do that again, and that was pure sydney. >> wow, she recognized >> it she's so good and so tough in this movie. what's also amazing, how quickly jen slips right back into mom mode. she hashtagged this "back to school." first day of summer, all smiles. last day of summer, all bloodied up. >>> all right still ahead -- >> i've been tinkering with an idea for a few weeks. >> john breaks hi silence to the sequel to "aquiet place." >>> plus, bobby and whitney's big day gets the royal treatment. which part did bobby brown rewrite? >> no, that never happened. no. >>> blake lively and anna kendrick guess their co-stars by just by their eyes? >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> just hanging out. i like squats. okay. let's go watch some quidditch. >> joining the

i am haidi stroud-watts here in sydney. the white house has delivered a message to north korea, announcing it is ready to start second. a meeting between the two leaders earlier, the top national security adviser had said nuclear talks were stalled. jodi schneider joins us now. jody, we need some help decoding the white house message, here? is a whip smart message, isn't it? we heard from president trump that he wants to start china plans for a second set of talks leader.th korea's the white house saying that president trump had received a very warm, positive letter from north korea's leader kim, saying that he wanted to have talks. so apparently, that planning has started even though the national security adviser, john bolton, just hours earlier, delivered a message.erent saying that he thought that talks were stalled and it was up to north korea to start making progress on denuclearization before they could go forward. we really have not seen any signs that north korea has started the process in a meaningful way. hear fro

haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. one hour away from the open. >> good evening from bloomberg global-- bloomberg's headquarters. >> welcome to "daybreak: asia." ♪ haidi: our top stories, the canadian dollar hits a four-month high with the new freeway. the deadline is midnight in washington. issue antitutions emergency call entree. the wto, imf, and world right -- world bank. early indicators show china is being heard by u.s. tariffs. the survey is at its lowest since may of last year. let's see how things are shaping up for the market open a nation up for that, we turn to sophie. after asian stocks capped three straight quarters of losses, we are looking into the final stretch of 2018. we have china closed this monday. not in the way of reaction to the latest pmi numbers. we have it trading in australia. it will be in focus in sydney after the interesting report was less impactful than anticipated. japan's futures are not in higher ahead of a third quarter survey. it is considered a lagging indicator. that may be as

haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. president trump may have tweeted that he feels no pressure to strike a trade to the china but our next guest believes he is underestimating beijing's result. stephen roach is a former chairman of morgan stanley asia and now a senior fellow at yield. -- at yale. in terms of the media narrative or the trump camp narrative, this trade war is hurting beijing more than the u.s. trump taking a stab at the declines in u.s. stocks -- chinese stocks and other asset classes, is that a true distinction? stephen: i wrote a book a few the two-wayout relationship between the united states and china. and, called codependency china depends on u.s. consumers to provide external support to its export led the economy, but on the other hand, american consumers depend on $500 billion of low-cost chinese goods to make ends meet. savings short the u.s. economy need surplus savings from china to help fund its budget deficits, which are going from bad to worse. the idea that america got the upper hand because

i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york and you're watching "daybreak: australia." let's get to first word news. jenna: the frosty relationship between president trump and jeff sessions dramatically with the president telling that he "does not have an attorney general." trump says his dissatisfied -- his dissatisfaction goes beyond the russian inquiry and includes his handling of immigration issues and what the president said was a poor performance at his confirmation hearing. argentina's economy shrank the most in four years in the second quarter as the central bank repeatedly raised interest rates to support the plunging peso. gdp fell 4.2% from a year earlier. reversal -- the sharp from the first quarter when the economy grew a fraction under 4%. , damaging. rates drug, and concern as the budget deficit saw the peso collapse this year. former malaysian prime minister has been arrested over the missing money scandal. is inency says he detention and will face further charges later on thursd

sydney futures looking pretty positive. more broadly, this is what dollar-yen is trading at in the monday session. sterling 129.25. sterling on friday after -- over the weekend as theresa may said there would not be a second referendum on brexit, erasing optimism of a soft brexit deal we had last week. we had also quite the august with the s&p 500, ending up, a pretty tepid note, but the next august for the in -- the best august in several years. let's look at trading. adam haigh is here with us. e.m. taking a battering in august. we are looking at turkish inflation, the imf meeting with argentina, any possibility of rebound? adam: what you are into is discussion around how far the valuation discounts, especially for equity markets, have gone. if you look at pimco's and blackrock's of the world, they are seeing esoteric valuation opportunities pop up in the em space, but there is no doubt downward pressure is continuing, and sentiment is fragile. what you are looking for especially with this part of the world, places like c

sydney also looking pretty pessimistic as we get into the open. we have australian trade data, coming on the back of gdp numbers, the fastest clip of economic growth in six years. that did drive a recovery for the aussie, coming up 20 month lows. 71.93, failing to consolidate above $.72 u.s. let's get to jenna daggett heart. jenna: the u.s. trade deficit widened in july. a trade gap with china hit a record as the two sides indulged in tit-for-tat tariffs. 9.5%, $50 million, the biggest since february. exports fell 1%, given steep declines in the shipment of aircraft and soybeans. imports rose in a broad-based in. canada says talks in washington remain instructive and both sides are expected to offer new ideas. christian freeland has daily meetings with their counterpart robert lighthizer. they say a deal will happen with or without canada. the president also says a trade to with south korea has been completed and will be signed in the coming weeks. mr. trump: we will let you know about canada. a lot of people say how are you doing. we will let you

in sydney. markets open in 90 minutes. futures looking lackluster, a gray day in sydney. you are looking at the iconic sydney opera house. looking at early gains, about 0.1%. in new york, it is 6:30 p.m. fallw the dow and s&p 500 today as we had trade tensions and more political drama in washington. welcome to "daybreak: australia." let's get the first word news. jumped aftereuro atv boss mario draghi said he saw a relatively strong pickup inflation. he says the bank remains on track to raise rates. he told parliament ecb projections show inflation averaging 1.7% through 2020, below the 2% goal but an improvement. measures of underlining inflation remain generally muted , increasing from earlier lows as domestic price pressures are broadening. underlining inflation -- underlying inflation is expected to increase further over the coming months as the tightening market pushes wage growth. >> jamie dimon says it could take a generation before angry taxpayers are ready to forgive the big banks. he says washington did the right thing to avoid another great depression, but admi

the sydney opera house. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. i am ramy inocencio in new york, and you're watching "daybreak australia." first word news with jessica summers. jessica: emerging markets continued to slide with south africa entering recession and joining currencies, tumbling to new lows. the rand led currency declines. the rupiah hit its lowest level in two decades despite central-bank efforts to protect it. a gauge of u.s. factories unexpectedly jumped to the highest since may 2004 as orders , production, and employment picked up. it rose to 61.3, far ahead of the estimate in the bloomberg survey. the measure of new orders smashed forecasts. the rise in the unemployment gauge suggests friday's unemployment numbers will be strong. brett kavanaugh said the institution must never be viewed as partisan, during an unruly senate hearing that bitterly divided lawmakers and the public. he called it a charade and mockery. a republican accused opponents of trying to impose mob rule. more than two dozen protesters were ejected from the meeti

haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. chinese stocks are going to rebound. japan is showing strong underlining earnings. the situation described as a close spring. joining us is the head of equity research for asia at union bank. great to have you with us. followingd the news in the footsteps of the msci and adding china you want them unedited shares -- denominated shares to its global index. i want to look at the weakness we have seen in the composite, one gauge of how far we have seen really the chinese markets fall. if you look at valuations compared to the snp -- ask and &p, do you think the confidence will be the injection and sentiment investors need? think this isl, i well expected and trumped by the news yesterday the msci is thinking of going to 20% from almost five, in terms of rating by next year. in terms look at this of international realization of china's domestic markets, fixed income included. it is definitely a positive. is it the catalyst? hard to say. haidi: what is the catalyst? we have been talking ab

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here in sydney. closed asntinue to be korea is on holiday and hong kong closed on account of the midautumn festival. and japanese markets are returning after being closed monday. shery: here in new york markets closed lower. we had not only trade tensions, but also political drama in washington weighing on stock markets. i am shery on in new york. haidi: and i am howdy -- the first word news with jessica summers in new york. jessica: supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is refusing to calls accusations of sexual misconduct smears. he said he would not be intimidated in what he called a character assassination. at least two women claim kavanaugh assaulted them years ago. one in high school and one at yale university. afterro jumped recently bcb boss said he sees a relatively strong pickup in inflation. he also signaled the bank remains on track to raise rates next year. he said projections show inflation averaging 1.7% through 2020. that is below the 2% goal, but an improvement in fundamental price p

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haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. asian markets and our only from open. shery: good evening from bloomberg's headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." shery: our top stories this friday, asia-pacific markets to extend gains after highs on wall street as optimism that trade tensions may ease. the dow writing a seventh game in eight days, finally a long slow from the january rise. the race is on to strip chinese goods into the u.s. before president trump's new tariffs arrive on monday. sophie: let's see how the u.s. markets closed this session. u.s. stocks setting new records. the dow now gaining 1%. the s&p 500 was led higher by financials, tech, and health care. markets shrugging off the latest trade headline. not to mention the nasdaq and tech stocks are on the rebound, gaining 1%, the most in more than three weeks. risk appetite surging, falling to the lowest level since july. let's see how this will translate into asia, here is sophie. sophie: with the softer dollar and rally on wal

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here in sydney -- 8:30 a.m. here in sydney. start of trading for a brand-new quarter. futures looking pretty lackluster. a little more positive looking to the tokyo open. markets are closed today in hong kong, for the rest of the week for the national golden week holiday across mainland china. kathleen: in new york it is 6:30 p.m. and you are watching daybreak australia. let's get right to the first word news with rosalind chin. imf and: the wto and world bank have issued an emergency call to reform the global trading system as the u.s. a trees from prior agreements. the urgent challenge is to harness the wto and accelerate pacees of -- the chains of in the economy. questions american participation in multilateral agreements. the canadian dollar reached a four-month high. an u.s. and mexico reached agreement in august, putting pressure on canada to reach a deal as well. the final text of the u.s. mexico accord has been held that to see if the u.s. and canada can bridge. the conservative party goes into his annual conference with plans to raise property taxes for foreig

this affluent, normally quiet sydney suburb is now the subject of intense scrutiny. the police say even if they don't find a body in that house, they could still bring forward murder charges. with part of the street now treated as a crime scene, some neighbours are understandably anxious. monique carrol hopes the search will finally bring answers. i definitely hope that they find what they're looking for and if it is not found at this house than i hope that they find remains of her or an outcome for her if it's located somewhere else. but i thinkjust some closure so the family can rest easy and know what happened with her disappearance all those years ago. the digging and sifting will take at least five days. the police say the search will be their most comprehensive and they know people across the world are waiting for the results. doctors are warning that reductions in contraceptive services in england are leading to a rise in unplanned pregnancies and abortions. the bbc has seen figures which show that half the councils in england have cut or have plans to reduce

this affluent, normally quiet sydney suburbis this affluent, normally quiet sydney suburb is now the subject of intense scrutiny. police say even if they don't find a body in that house, they could still bring forward murder charges. with part of the street now treated as a crime scene, some neighbours are understandably anxious. this woman hoped the search will finally bring answers.” definitely hope that they find what they're looking for and if it is not found out this house than i hope that they find remains of her or an outcome to her if it is located somewhere else. but i thinkjust somewhere else. but i thinkjust some closure so the family can rest easy and know what happened with her disappearance all those years ago. the digging and sifting will take at least five days. police say the search will be their most comprehensive and they know that across the world they're waiting for results. bbc news, sydney. much more coming up from 2pm but right now we will look at the weather prospects. we can cross the newsroom to ben rich. it is turning into a decent day from many today, s

the move in sydney is helping a little. in korea we could see losses at the open their this ahead of the moon-kim summit on september 18. for the data docket, not much going on besides indonesian trade and singapore exports. we will begin using reaction to china's home prices over the weekend. ahead of the china session, we are seeing futures take a beating, this with trait -- trade concerns. we have a report adding some woes with china considering not to join the proposed tariff talks at the end of this month. potential catalysts weighing on sentiment. haidi: and hong kong, china get back to life as normal after the super typhoon. what kind of economic losses are being anticipated? i know that macau will be hurting. sophie: macau certainly. when you look at the region at large, according to chuck watson, a disaster modeler in the u.s., the typhoon could exact a toll of $50 billion for hong kong and china and $20 billion for the philippines. and this storm could see damages day, 67% ofion a the gdp for the city of hong kong

in sydney, features looking pretty tempered. two solid days of gains, but the trade war narrative derailing the recovery rally in asia for another day. about a 10th of a percent lower when it comes to the sydney futures. a pitiful day here. -- a beautiful day here and we are waiting on announcements from president trump on tariffs against china. shery: we are at 6:30 p.m. here in new york and u.s. stocks fell today the most in a month. we are still waiting on the jump in mr. to make comments on those tariffs on chinese goods. now jessica summers. just got: president trump -- jessica: president trump has defended brett kavanaugh after allegations of sexual assault, but said he would be open to a delay in the vote. he said brett kavanaugh is one of the finest people he knows. that cabinet is accused of sexually assaulting a woman when they were teenagers. the senate will hold a public hearing on monday. slumpedindian rupee after disappointment with the government's latest measures to support the currency. announcement on friday in

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james ricketson expressed his relief upon arrival in sydney. this lot of things. are necessary for my family to get to some of his birthday right now that supported me enormously that i get things without the hope i don't go to hear. the astray and filmmaker was facing six years in prison on espionage charges. being detained with i bailed since june twenty seventh seen after flying a drone to photograph a rally by cambodia's then the main opposition party. was well. rickets ins arrest came as prime minister hun sen stepped up a crackdown on critics and political rivals. hun's party won a landslide victory in a july election that political observers said was deeply flawed phnom penh relations with the international community have been increasingly strange with the e.u. calling for all charges against opposition officials and activists to be dropped in recent weeks several political prisoners have been released ricketson who received a royal pardon has always insisted he had no political agenda. my relationship with them has been a trip but with this basically and w

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i am haidi stroud-watts, here in sydney. shery: and i am shery ahn in new york. you are watching "daybreak there were few surprises that iphone's annual product launch. there were three new iphones, including one bigger and one cheaper. function has an ecg for heart rate. it is the first of its kind approved by the -- by the fda. >> ios is not just the world's most advanced operating system, it is the most personal. we're about to hit a major milestone. we're about to ship our 2 billionth ios device. government is proposing new trade talks with china in an attempt to avoid further escalation in a trade war. bloomberg has been told a senior team led by secretary mnuchin has contacted its counterparts in china. any future negotiations would probably happen in washington. emerging markets also rallied. bridgewater associates founder ray dalio says the u.s. economy is about two years from a downturn, which will see the dollar plunge as the government prints money for a slowing -- he said trump's tax cuts will fade in about 18 months. rising tensions and health care c

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i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn. over 2000 delegates attending what is known as the summer davos. , will you be empty talk about anything other than trade this morning? steve: we do want to talk about other things other than trade, but of course, given the action coming out of washington, d.c., on those additional tariffs against china, that is likely going to dominate a one over what they cal -- day one of what they call the summer davos. as welloing to talk about the future of transportation, and that is the hyperloop technologies, and we have the chairman and cofounder of hyperloop transportation .echnologies thank you for joining us here. >> thank you for having me. steve: i have to start with the overall umbrella issues that are affecting everyone. you are a u.s. based company out of los angeles. how does this dampen the mood for investment as you have signed an agreement with a chinese company to build out some of the hyperlink technologies here -- hyperloop technologies here? bibop: our technology is so advant

and i come from sydney australia is the life there is generally pretty good and a lot of people don't protest at all not very much anyway i discovered protests in berlin a while ago i lived in berlin it's quite expect a strict and had and i had the feeling that every weekend there was a demonstration about something. i was. in two thousand and four cats frankie came to berlin for a year abroad. and the people were different when she got a record contract her hometown sydney suddenly seemed to. rather square. for some time trademark frankie songs have been ballads longing always poetic sometimes dark back then her bearing was more remote now she's become political. lynch from the poet into a rebel bomb. i wish i were a genuine rebel but unfortunately i'm not. a light and. i can have that contrary and i have an opinion of it but i'm no rebel that's not what i'm trying to catch frankie works with a loop station she record sounds and singing and overlays the tracks until a tune emerges before a live audience. six. six the vocalist is all alone on the big stage with just herself and her vo

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney —— great challenge is. well, staying with population, singapore has the lowest birth rate in the world. its government is so concerned, that it's paying for people to date. katie silver reports. young singaporeans enjoying a night out. all the table tags, guys, do me a favour, when you rotate... speed dating is all the rage but here it's being subsidised by the government as a way to get young people to meet. the government really wants to get guys and girls to get together to form families. coming here, i hope to, like, expand my social network, i'm coming to make friends and hopefully i can meet someone who is suitable. these dating nights are just want of a number of solutions including tax breaks, baby bonuses and preferential housing that the government is using to combat the country's low birth rate. morning, doctor. ivy and her husband are in their fourth cycle of ivf and half the costs were subsidised by the state. ijust get emotional. ijust start crying for no reason. it's also financially difficul

hello is about said to woman sydney one small but that's not true for most places i'm afraid once more whilst you're waiting for someone to arrive the temperatures are up and are quite rapidly in-city less often so in melbourne and adelaide here the picture still in the teens as it is in purpose with a bit of morning murk around the coast which will have a really come in land twenty six thirty in sydney on wednesday you've gone down to fourteen with out on show still cold westerly announcer south australia particularly victorian a.c.t not a breeze of four with well i think now you know an active front that we saw go across tasman sea and lie down through new zealand which case some snow for the south not so much because where is down sea level move got rate is only forty seven millimeters which to be honest for new zealand isn't a huge amount of rain fine looking day for the most part with the exception of far north on tuesday towards reason the sun shining christ church similar story to be honest on wednesday was writing talking back into all cleaned. rain is not a major story in japa

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. well, staying with population, singapore has the lowest birth rate in the world. its government is so concerned that it is paying for people to date. katie silver reports. young singaporeans enjoying a night out. all the table tags, guys, when you rotate, do me a favour... speed dating is all the rage, but here, it is being subsidised by the government as a way to get young people to meet. the government really wants to get guys and girls to get together to form families. coming here, i hope to, like, expand my social network, and coming to make friends and hopefully i can meet someone who is suitable. these dating nights are just want of a number of solutions, including tax breaks, baby bonuses and preferential housing, that the government is using to combat the country's low birth rate. morning, doctor. morning. ivy and her husband are in their fourth cycle of ivf, and half the costs were subsidised by the state. ijust get emotional. ijust start crying for no reason. it's also finan

sydney is the author of the book "license to lie." this is about, that's right, corruption in the justice department. it's available in paper book, preorder now wherever books are sold, including a amazon.com. the book is "license to lie." let me ask you something. we're exploring how many people from the fbi, the intelligence committee has ever had book deals before. we think this is a record, what do you think? >> it's record behavior on their part and unprecedented. it makes sense that this is a record too. mccabe is going to have to be registered as a work of fiction. lou: that's what they traded in for a very long time as we're going to learn if we find that they actually feel heartfelt commitment to comply with the president of the united states direct order to produce the texts and documents. what is your expectation? >> they better produce them. his order was made in no uncertain terms. we know the documents are available. the redactions have been ridiculous and so far every time they've had to eliminate a redaction, it's expo

the detention by police of one of the few journalists who was allowed in andrew thomas reports from sydney. the leaders of pacific island countries have a lot of issues to discuss climate change and rising sea levels disaster preparedness the vulnerable fish stocks and the growing influence of china all those issues are on the pacific island forums agenda but all that being overshadowed by where the forum is happening tiny no room is one of the two places australia's government to send and held for years refugees who've tried to get its shores man aside and in papua new guinea is the other unless the international human rights watch and united nations agencies have all condemned conditions on the island australia's refugee council and its asylum seeker resource center has just published a joint report it says poor living conditions on the roof and the lack of a long term plan for the families being held has left refugees including children broken nauru's government and some think australia is too sensitive to the criticism most refugees support organizations aren't allowed to visit the cou

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