new zealand had _ are making this move now? new zealand had planned _ are making this move now? ii? zealand had planned to open up earlier than this, but the 0micron wave put paid to that. so what we will see is arrivals going into new zealand will no longerface that going into new zealand will no longer face that mandatory stint in government run isolation facilities. they will have to self isolate at home for ten days and also be tested. and, as you say, this is a phased approach beginning at the end of february and stretching all the way through to october. in april, for example, new zealand is expecting to welcome migrant workers and international students. and there is a feeling in the government of jacinda ardern that this is a phased approach will help the government cope with the likely rise in covid—19 cases that you would associate with the reopening of the borders. but one final point, i think that since the pandemic new zealand has pursued this very hardline approach. if you look at the statistics, it appears to have worked. new zealand has recorded only 17,000 coronav

new zealand begins the phased re—opening of its borders. vaccinated citizens in australia can finally return home. intelligence experts in the united states say they may finally have uncovered the cause of a mysterious illness among diplomatic staff that's been dubbed havana syndrome which lists dizziness and disorientation among its symptoms. the intelligence community experts panel on anomalous health incidents has been looking at some of the unresolved cases of the syndrome. it concluded that, �*the signs and symptoms of ahis are genuine and compelling'. it suggested that in some cases, �*pulsed electromagnetic energy... plausibly explains the core characteristics, although information gaps exist�*. it did not look into �*the question of whether a foreign actor may be involved'. it's worth mentioning that an earlier interim report from the cia last month found no evidence of a widespread campaign by a foreign state and said many cases could be explained by natural causes or stress. earlier, i asked alex ward, national security re

covid zero was a policy in a new zealand, | was a policy in a new zealand, but events really did overpower that particular policy. now there is an expectation that this phased approach will give new zealanders and the government an opportunity to learn to live with the virus. it is time to move again was the message from the prime minister, jacinda ardern, when she announces. as a cautious, face reopening, as you said, it will begin at the end of this month and will stretch well into the end of the year into 0ctober. so new zealand has had some of the world's toughest by a security border controls keeping out most foreigners for the best part of two years. now the best part of two years. now the fortress is gradually being dismantled. i the fortress is gradually being dismantled.— dismantled. i am 'ust wondering, �* dismantled. i am 'ust wondering, here h dismantled. i amjust wondering, here in i dismantled. i amjust _ wondering, here in london there are a lot of people from new zealand who live here, of course, you often hear chatter about them wanting to go home and feeling very sad

there are 5 million new zealanders in new zealand. and 1 million abroad. apologies, that is a quote from an earlier story. the citizens currently, citizens who want to return do so via a lottery system to secure a spot in a state—run quarantine facility. this is new zealander a in san francisco. really mixed. i had actually decided only two weeks ago that i was going to stop even looking at updates around the border situation because ijust couldn't handle the emotional roller coaster any longer, it was too hard and was starting to really get at me because it's... i miss home. a lot. um, yeah. moving to a new city in the middle of a pandemic in america is definitely not the easiest thing to do, and phone calls and and skype and facetime and all that are fantastic, but nothing replaces being home. there are limited spaces in m10. to get a spot, citizens must enter what's called the virtual lobby where theyjoin an online queue. quarantine rooms are released at specific times, however this doesn't guarantee you a spot. if your case is an emergency, you can a

new zealand had a covid—zero policy, but events really have overtaken new zealand, even over the best part of two —— to learn to live with the virus. it is time for the end, she announced cautious phase reopening. it will begin at the end of this month. new zealand has had some of the toughest biosecurity border controls keeping out of most foreigners for the best part of two years. another fortress is gradually being dismantled. i another fortress is gradually being dismantled.— being dismantled. i am 'ust wondering. i being dismantled. i am 'ust wondering, here in i being dismantled. i am justj wondering, here in london, being dismantled. i am just l wondering, here in london, a lot of people are from new zealand who live here and you hear the chatter about them wanting to go home. feeling very sad about how strict the restrictions were. what about in new zealand or perhaps also australia? they are quite close neighbours in a sense of people going back and forth as well. how were they received? were they fully accepted ? how were they received? were they fully accepted? i how

new zealand as easing strict border controls imposed nearly 2 years ago. in response to the pandemic, in the initial stage of her phased reopening, vaccinated, new zealanders in australia will be allowed home without having to quarantine from the end of this month. when he has this report. for almost 2 years, new zealand has been largely shut off from the rest of the world. tight border restrictions have seen it control the spread of coven 19 better than most countries, with only 53 deaths from the virus. and now with the army kron variant, already circulating here, the government feels the time is right to open up. there was life before. and now life with covered bed. that also means there will be life after covered to a life where we have adapted where we have some no melody back from the end of february, fully vaccinated, new zealanders will be able to return from australia without having to quarantine soon after it will be extended to new zealand is in other countries and to all visitors by october, key to this decision was the vaccination rate, which

be extended to new zealand is in other countries. and to all visitors by october, to to this decision was the vaccination rate, which is recovered from a very slow start. more than 93 percent of the eligible population is now fully vaccinated and the minimum time between the 2nd and 3rd doses has been shortened to 3 months. the government was also coming under increasing pressure politically, economically and legally to open the border. thousands of diesel and is, are stuck overseas unable to return home because there aren't enough quarantine or m i q hotel rooms and some a taking the government to court. it's easy to hear the word in my queue and immediately associate it with headache. there is no question that for new zealand, it is being one of the hardest parts of the painting, mach. but the reason that it is right up there is one of the toughest things we have experienced is in pad. because large scale loss of life is not at this stage, quarantine will be replaced by home isolation for 10 days, which is expected to be shortened

a major announcement coming up from new zealand. and they ran their way out of poverty only to lose everything to predatory husbands. the murder of a canyon athlete highlights the abuse, suffered by many of her fellow runners. ah, now you may be aware of the flooding recently in western australia. this is the picture in broom on sunday, and you can see from the satellite pictures a massive cloud that also brought rain right into the red heart of australia produced once again, waterfalls and root. and dr. rubechek came wet. riverbeds was rivers once more. now the rain seize, be disappearing slowly from the center, but it's obviously draped. round all the outside of australia down towards brisbin were seen a drop in temperature. anything up to 10 degrees, quite a cold suddenly breeze that still give you middle twenties. admittedly, that carries on through friday and saturday, taking most the shower away from the coast near britain, but staying on the coast, new south wales to the west of that, it's been nice to warm again. perth is no

house prices have been well beyond what we would call sustainable here in new zealand. we've been very vocal about that. and the potential of falling house prices really only affects a small sliver of people who have become them -- unemployed or are unable to live with negative equity. that's a very small portion potentially because the vast amount of households have been upward significantly. shery: we have heard some opposition politicians suggest this week that you have perhaps overstimulated the economy which is why you actually have to act faster. how would you respond to that? adrian: i think we've got the boos and the cheers equally balanced. we've had experts telling us we've done too much too soon, and with the covid pandemic arriving in future prices, and other people arguing look at inflation expectations. what i would say is we need to focus on the medium-term, we need to focus on inflation expectations over the medium-term and we need to focus on the mixed inflation pressures that we can influence. not jumping up and down raced on -- based on relative issue

is likely to be received in new zealand. there will be anxiety and prime minister made reference to that. she also referenced the fact that the managed isolation facilities that have forced new zealanders, many of them to wait to return home, this is the system where new zealanders arriving home have to go in to two weeks of managed isolation, jacinda ardern said it was a situation that had created separation and heartbreak new zealand �*s great defence, according to the government is its vaccination rate. eligible people in new zealand, 94% of them have had two doses of a covid—i9 vaccine so the government says it is confident that a staged reopening will be safe but it is part of the journey for new going into uncharted territory over living with the virus. that is why we have a very cautious staged approach announced by the prime minister a few hours ago. since 2016 about 1,000 us diplomatic staff have complained of a mysterious illness known as havana syndrome, named after the cuban capital where it first emerged. th

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and since the pandemic began with only had $53.00 deaths and new zealand. so i think most people would agree that from that standpoint, the elimination strategy has been a success. but it had to come to an end at some stage, and while on the cron did see the border reopening delayed slightly. it also came with an acknowledgment from the government that because micron is so contagious that they could not keep it out forever and sure enough we've got community cases of, of, of the, on the cross very and in new zealand now. and soon that's going to be potentially hitting up into thousands of cases a day. so then you would have the situation of people going into quarantine hotels healthy, fully vaccinated. while there are people in the community who are affected, the toner has gone into locked down after 5 at cove, at 19 cases reported in the capital, new cor loafer. in 48 hours. it's the 1st time the pacific island nation has imposed the measure. apart from one reported case, last october, toner has been virus free residents all struggling to recover from a vo

and new zealand leading the pack. if you think about places where you may need rates to get to neutral or above, those would be your two most obvious candidates. jonathan: important conversation. thank you. i almost forget what to say when you have lived in america that long. tom: i take issue -- new zealand has an economy the size of oklahoma or utah. it is a key democracy in southern asia and australia. i cannot remember is it to the right or left of australia? but it is a smaller country. they make movies, have sheep. they put out smart fx people like nick vandenburg. that is the great, but it is the size of oklahoma. jonathan: but as you look across the history of central banking, inflation targeting, where did it come from? when the central bank of new zealand punches above its weight. tom: mr. casman at jp morgan walking away from $150 a barrel on oil. they walked through the supply coming on, including iran. a better time. jonathan: do we get an iran deal? does that change things. we spoke with anna edwards ear

new zealand has announced a phase of its border. it's been largely closed with 2 years of some of the world of it's chrome virus restriction. not the united arab emirates says it's destroy 3 drones of entered. it's as space on wednesday, the armed group, i'll we at 1 o'clock said it launched the aircraft against what it called vital facilities. the rocky group says it will continue to attack the u. a until it stops interfering in yemen and iraq. the us is sending fight against the war ships to the u. a in response to those several attempts from hootie rebels in the past few weeks . of the missile attack was intercepted on monday. the a as part of the saudi led coalition war in yemen. moment on the top has more from the capital santa. so far we haven't heard from the host these here that they have carried out any attack. and also, we haven't spoken about this group or their involvement, or any link to the, to this group. so far, the host is this moment, i believe just still waiting for the united arab emirates to make it move to answ

and since the pandemic began with only had $53.00 debts and new zealand. so i think most people would agree that from that standpoint, the elimination strategy has been a success. but it had to come to an end at some stage, and while on the cron did see the border reopening delayed slightly. and also came with an acknowledgement from the government. that because micron is so contagious that they could not keep it out forever and sure enough we've got community cases of, of, of the, on the crop very and in new zealand now. and soon that's going to be potentially hitting up into thousands of case the day. so then you would have the situation of people going into quarantine, hotels help the fully vaccinated while there are people in the community who are affected when he inter wrong. thank you very much for that. a corona virus is killing americans at a far higher rate than people in out of wealthy nations. that's according to an analysis by the new york times. the daily number of covey related deaths in the u. s. is that it its highest level in almost a year

be extended to new zealanders and other countries. and to all visitors by october. key to this decision was the vaccination rate, which is recovered from a very slow start. more than 93 percent of the eligible population is now fully vaccinated and the minimum time between the 2nd and 3rd doses has been shortened to 3 months. the government was also coming under increasing pressure politically, economically and legally to open the border. thousands of diesel and is, are stuck overseas unable to return home because there aren't enough quarantine or m i q hotel rooms and some a taking the government to court. it's easy to hear the word in my queue and immediately associate it with headache. there is no question that for new zealand, it has been one of the hardest parts of the panty mac. but the reason that it is right up there is one of the toughest things we have experienced is in pad. because large scow, loss of life is not at this stage, quarantine will be replaced by home isolation for 10 days, which is expected to be shortened to 7

new zealand prime minister has sinned. our durn raising bobo marcus, junior, or of the american basketball superstar michael jordan, receiving a box of bread from the late president, have dominated online chat groups. it's even said that the marcus's will give away tons of gold bars and other treasure. if bon bon becomes president treasure, that fact checkers and journalists say does not exist. but the story has already spread widely on social media, even after twitter announced last week that it has suspended hundreds of pro markers accounts. i think it's also important to consider the desperation of many organ pintos, and that aspiration, economic and social, their needs and demi cars exacerbated that and this, this just the microsoft. exploiting that desperation making filipinos believe that there is a quick way out of poverty. al jazeera requested an interview with mr. mark as his campaign team, there was no response. the market camp has repeatedly denied owning social pharmacy . we know that social me just very low ve

also, new zealand is the thing. strict border control. sometimes any 2 years ago, respond to the current virus pandemic. vaccinate citizens in australia will be the 1st law without warranty this month. and there are reports that at least 8 people have been killed in the us. that operation in northern syria is believed and al qaeda phillips fighter was the target in italy province. the united arab emirates says it's destroyed 3 drones that entered it as space on wednesday, the armed group we had wide huck said that launched the drones to target what it calls vital facilities. the group says it will continue to attack the u a until it stops interfering in yemen and iraq. the u. s. is sending flying to dance underwashed to the united arab emirates in response to several attacks by heating rebels in yemen in the past few weeks. of the missile attack was accepted on monday . the lee is part of the saudi led coalition at war in yemen. my mate thought has moved from yeoman's capital sinner. so far we haven't heard from the host these here that t

because not only was i abused as a young boy in middle school here in new zealand. i went on to a catholic school and secondary level was abused sexually and physically again. and then i was abused by a priest in the diocese of, of the cast up the catholic diocese here in new zealand as well in dependent of the school. so i, because of my connection to the institution and because i remained connected, i was abused and at risk at least in 3 cases. so in the end, when i record the abuse, it involved 5 people. there were such crew probed reports of abuse file between 19501999. a. most of them came from kids. nearly 1700 reports against members of catholic church were made by over a 1000 people. the allegation span, physical, sexual and psychological abuse. well, the new zealand catholic church, i said it is deeply ashamed of the findings ungrateful to those behind the research . it also placed its commitment to transparency a christ of along host again, things the revelation so far. the sadly, just the tip of the iceberg is that the not the 14 percent is simply the num

not only was i abused as a young boy in middle school here in new zealand. i went on to the catholic school, secondary level, was abused sexually and physically again. and then i was abused by a priest in the diocese with questioning the mainstream narrative live from moscow. it's all to international with me, role res, to shy from the entire news to good afternoon. russia has vowed a mirror, a response against german media accredited. right here in russia is off to a berlin watchdog band off sister channel r t t e. across all platforms. the verdict of the german media regulator is an unambiguous signal that russian concerns have been defiantly ignored. this step deprives us of any choice but to start implementing retaliatory measures against german media accredited in russia. as well as internet intermediaries who have arbitrarily and unreasonably deleted the channels, accounts from their platforms. will, russian officials already said that they'll raise this issue will be the media regulator with a foreign ministry. also stating that as a retaliation for t

this was a historic day for new zealand up in film out. they'd only managed to so of and he bronzes in 70 years of competing at the winter olympics, missouri such as the senate was the for matthew coming into the competition. she'd want to goals at the x games in january, and she really saved her best. and so lost those 10 eighty's propelling her to the top of the field on her final run. even her rival was seems to appreciate what she done. they moped her at the finish. mauer sitarski senate was actually born in australia. she moved to new zealand when she was 6 years old, and afterward she said she was proud to be a key way. i'm sure new zealand is very proud of her too. meanwhile, the men's alpine is we'll have to wait for their metals in the downhill. that competition was postponed. stay because it winds up to 40 miles per hour. at the top of the mountain downhill is the fastest of the alpine skiing disciplines there . any wind can make things incredibly dangerous indeed. and we saw that in the training a yesterday, when alexander kille

this was a historic day from new zealand. up until now they've only managed to so of and c promises in 70 years of competing or the winter then picks. but very us, the senate was the full monthly coming into the competition. she'd 12 goals at the x games in january, and she really saved her best and lost those 10 eighty's propelling her to the top of the field on her final run. even her rival will seem to appreciate what she done the mob her at the finish. now a dusky center was actually born in australia. she moved to new zealand when she was 6 years old and afterward she said she was proud to be a key way. i'm sure new zealand is very proud of her too. meanwhile, the men's alpine sky is we'll have to wait for the meadows in the downhill competition with despairing stay because of the winds of up to 40 miles per hour. at the top of the mountain downhill is the fastest of the alpine skiing disciplines there. any wind can make things incredibly dangerous indeed. and we saw that in the training yesterday when alex on the killed

there is no question that for new zealand, it has been one of the hardest parts of the panty mac. but the reason that it is right up there is one of the toughest things we have experienced is in pat. because large scow, loss of life is not at this stage, quarantine will be replaced by home isolation for 10 days, which is expected to be shortened to 7, possibly fewer in the months ahead. wayne, hey, al jazeera towed on a new zealand as for to is already underway, and the official opening of the beijing 2022 inter lympics is in less than 24 hours . more than 2800 winter sports athletes have gathered in china from 91 different nations. but that is causing major concerns over cove at 19 and as katrina. you reports now from beijing. the pandemic isn't the only issue facing a highly controversial games. ah theme song welcoming the world to watch the 2022 winter games while the olympic torch makes its way through bay. jake. china has promised to deliver a safe and splendid global event with our but achieving this. is it going to be easily mo, from a nation wide outbreak of curve at 19 re

not only was i abused as a young boy in middle school here in new zealand. i went on to a catholic, scold, and secondary level, was abused sexually and physically again with all right into the evening. we go here with moscow and a full slate of heavy hitting stories for you tonight, right here on asi international. at least 6 children have been killed in quote, heavy violence overnight in northwest syria. that announcement came from unicef right after president joe biden hailed a successful re targeting the lead over his law. make state in the exact same location less line, more right now in our senior correspondent what i guess the f is back with us here in the studio. good to see you again, murat. you've spent an awful lot of time reporting from the hot spots and war zones of syria, you know, the place, you know, the regions were hearing this and also from joe biden about the killing of a top isis lead. and now we're hearing from the unit units after these children have been killed apparently, all of the same time, summer saying it's possible they're conne

new zealand is easing were the world's toughest covid-19 restrictions. they ran their way out of poverty only to lose everything to predatory husbands. the murder of a kenyan athlete highlights the abuse suffered by many others. ♪ >> the military stand over ukraine is escalating with the u.s. president applying thousands of troops to eastern europe. 2000 soldiers will head to poland and germany and 1000 will be repositioned to romania. the u.s. and nato already have tens of thousands of troops in europe. the pentagon says the move sends a strong signal to russia which continues to deny it is planning to invade ukraine. our white house correspondent reports. >> after ramping up the possibility for weeks of a russian invasion of ukraine, the white house wednesday downgraded that threat from vladimir putin saying an invasion is no longer imminent. >> i think others have used that and then we stopped using that because it sends an -- a message we weren't intending to send. >> still, the u.s. is sending more troops to eastern europe. some forces will be rep

it's new zealand's first—ever winter gold medal. we'll catch up with her very proud parents. the french president emmanuel macron appears to be taking the diplomatic lead for the west this week in seeking to avert a russian invasion of ukraine. on monday, he heads to moscow to meet president putin after earlier holding a telephone conversation with us presidentjoe biden. he's also due to meet ukraine's president zelensky and possibly germany's chancellor later in the week. in eastern ukraine, kremlin—backed separatists have been fighting government forces since 2014. our international correspondent, orla guerin, reports now from one village that has been virtually destroyed by the conflict. russia lies across the water, a threat not seen, but felt. on this side of the frozen azov sea, all is quiet on the beaches in the ukrainian seaside town of shyrokyne. these days, less beach resort, more last resort. war came here in 2014, and kremlin—backed separatists are still dug injust a few miles away. "there are defences on the shore "and mines in the water", says the commander,

we saw them pull back the markets in australia and new zealand as well. romaine: this is the global story. we are a global network, and soon we will be passing to tom and shery ahn. you can catch her every day on bloomberg: daybreak asia. we will be right back. ♪ caroline: in terms of geopolitics, an emotional day. in terms of the markets, while they. u.s. trading stocks telling off to start, now rallying higher into the close. the nasdaq with some extraordinary moves, from -3% to plus 3%. and not what many investors were expecting when they first moved into today's trading. katie greifeld has been managing the phones since she got off her own show on quicktake. >> i spoke to plenty of investors and analysts today. there is no good reason for why we all turned around. if you look at the tactical reasoning, you probably had short-term traders see how oversold things have gotten and decided to go. the fact that tesla is a rebound, because tesla was the second that was most beaten up. if you want to macro reason, if you look at what stocks are pricing and

under a face reopening vaccinated new zealand is in australia. will be allowed home without warranty. from the end of this month, citizens returning from the rest of the world can return from mid march. all travel restrictions will end in october. it's time to move again. and so today in 5 steps, we move forward with our plan to reconnect new zealand to the world. beginning with step one. today i am announcing that the fully vaccinated k ways and other currently eligible travelers from australia will be able to travel to new zealand from 11 59 pm, sunday, 27 february. and instead of going into my queue, will be able to self isolate al jazeera is wayne, he has more from tauranga. from february the 28th, we will see vaccination due zealanders who are in australia able to return to this country. and while they won't do the quarantine in a hotel room, which situation at the moment, they will still have to isolate at home at the moment that is 10 days self installation, it will come down pretty quickly to 7. and i think most people are expecting it to

and since the pandemic began with only had $53.00 deaths and new zealand. so i think most people would agree that from that standpoint, the elimination strategy has been a success. but it had to come to an end at some stage, and while on the cron did see the border reopening delayed slightly. it also came with an acknowledgment from the government that because micron is so contagious that they could not keep it out forever. and sure enough we've got community cases of, of, of the, on the crop very, and in new zealand now. and soon that's going to be potentially hitting up into thousands of cases a day. so then you would have the situation of people going into quarantine hotels healthy, fully vaccinated while there are people in the community who are affected. cohen of viruses killing americans at a far higher rate than people in other wealthy nations. that's according to an analysis by the new york times. the daily number of copays related deaths in the u . s. is at a highest level in almost a year. days from john hopkins university shows a 39 percent incre

not only wasn't, i abused as a young boy in middle school here in new zealand. i went on to a catholic school, secondary level was abused sexually and physically again with top stories making serious waves this hour here at r t international. a very welcome to you. as we understand, at least 6 children have been killed in quote, heavy violence overnight in northwest syria. that announcement came from unicef right off the president joe biden hale day successful raid tom, getting the lead of his la mc state in the exact same location. leslie, more right now with he's a senior correspondent, my dad guys day of and what i do have been reporting well, extensively harris was owns and syria were hearing this announcement from joe biden . we're also hearing another one from unicef. some might say they appear perhaps to be connected. well, the announcement that we've heard from units if it isn't only them saying so the officials on the ground in syria as well as various organizations. the report on syria are corroborating this, that indeed as many as half a dozen childre

this was a historic day for new zealand. up until now they'd only managed to so over and see bronze is in 70 years of competing at the winter olympics. but very sitarski center was the 4 mathley coming into the competition. she'd want 2 goals at the x games in january, and she really saved her best and so lost those 10 eighty's propelling her to the top of the field on her final run. even her rival was seems to appreciate what she done. they moped her at the finish. mauer sitarski senate was actually born in australia. she moved to new zealand when she was 6 years old. and afterwards she said she was proud to be a key way. i'm sure new zealand is very proud of had to. meanwhile, the men's alpine sky is we'll have to wait for the meadows in the downhill. that competition was postponed. stay because of the winds up to 40 miles per hour. at the top of the mountain downhill is the fastest of the alpine skiing disciplines that any wind can make things incredibly dangerous. indeed. and we saw that in the training yesterday when al

not only was i abused as a young boy in middle school here in new zealand. i went on to a catholic school. secondary level was abused sexually and physically again with career counseling the program from today. welcome to moscow on to the news our here on our let's get into our top story today. the pentagon has acknowledged down at least 3 civilians were killed in a raid on terrorists in northwest soviet. while unicef has said at least 6 children died in wants to appears to be the same incidents earlier. president joe biden healed a successful operation targeting the leader of islamic state. ortiz, senior correspondent, murat gas div, told me more earlier, half a dozen children killed as well as 4 woman locals have described these speech battle that took place at 1 am just after midnight syrian thought. and that lasted for hours and in which, presumably these half a dozen children as well as for women, were killed as well as the leader of isis movie. bohemia, i, she, me, i crazy. she the 2nd lead the vices after the death of baghdad in 2019, also the result

this was a historic day from new zealand. up until now they've only managed to stow of and c promises in 70 years of competing of the wind for lympics, but very successful. it was for my food coming into the competition. she'd want to goals at the x games in january, and she really saved her best and lost those 10 eighty's propelling her to the top of the field on her final run. even her rival will seem to appreciate what she done, the mob at the finish. now a dusky senate was actually born in australia. she moved to new zealand when she was 6 years old. and afterwards she said she was proud to be a key way. i'm sure new zealand is very proud of her too. meanwhile, the mens alpine sky is we'll have to wait for the metals in the downhill competition with dispos day because it winds up to 40 miles per hour at the top of the mountain downhill is the fastest of the alpine skiing discipline. so any wind can make things incredibly dangerous indeed. and we saw that in the training yesterday when alex on the killed one of the gold me

pretty flat session when it comes to new zealand. sydney futures looking markedly lower. we had futures when it comes to the u.s. side, really retreating with the u.s. market, closed for the holiday. not much leadership coming through. going to the start of trading in japan, for merely -- firmly negative as well. kathleen: of course, this news from vladimir putin recognizing the separatist republics in eastern ukraine is something that has been growing in the last 24 hours. it certainly hit russian stocks hard, even before this amount was made -- announcement was made by putin. this big drop in russian stocks, it was the biggest drop in eight years. people still thought french president macron had managed to broker some kind of summit, but even then, stocks were down some 10% from the peak down 30% an intraday down about 14%, the biggest drop since november 2008. the russian ruble also having a tough day, the worst currency performer globally. russia's foreign ministry having to cancel a bond sale because of so much market volatility. a very volatile situation. i think ma

because not only was i abused as a young boy in middle school here in new zealand. i went on to a catholic school and secondary level was abused sexually and physically again. and then i was abused by a priest in the diocese of, of the cast up the catholic diocese here in new zealand as well in dependent of the school. so i, because of my connection to the institution and because i remained connected, i was abused and at risk at least in 3 cases. so in the end, when i recorded the abuse, it involved 5 people. the research group probed reports of abuse file between 19151999. most of them came from children. nearly 1700 reports against members of the catholic church were made by over a 1000 people the allegation spon, physical, sexual and the psychological abuse of the new zealand catholic church. i said it is deeply ashamed of the findings ungrateful to those behind the research. it also pledged its commitment to transparency, christopher long hearst again thinks the revelation so far. just the tip of the iceberg is that then not the 14 percent is simply the numbers

new zealand has won its first ever gold medal at the winter olympic. it came courtesy of snowboarder zoi sadowski—synnott. the 20—year—old clinched the top spot in snowboard slopestyle after a dramatic final run that ended the united states' run of dominance in the discipline. well, the scenes ofjubilation weren't confined to the slopes — there was also a raucous reaction in wanaka, new zealand — zoi's hometown. and i'm delighted to say we're joined from there now by zoi's parents, sean and robin. robin, sean, thank you for joining us. i think zoi described it as complete disbelief, that was the polite test explanation i have seen from her on winning gold. did you share that? we from her on winning gold. did you share that?— from her on winning gold. did you share that? we did. we were 'ust you share that? we did. we were just astounded _ you share that? we did. we were just astounded at _ you share that? we did. we were just astounded at the _ you share that? we did. we were just astounded at the outcome i just astounded at the outcome and

i'm the new zealand catholic church to admit that the 14 percent of clergy how been accused of various forms of abuse since 1951 survivor told us what he when proof not only was i abused as a young boy in middle school here in museum and i went on to a catholic school, the secondary level was abused sexually and physically again with from moscow to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company today. my name's, you know, neil, the pentagon has acknowledged down to at least 3 civilians were killed and a raid on terrorists in north west syria. unicef has said at least 6 children died in watts, appears to be this same incident. earlier president joe biden hailed a successful operation targeting the leader all of islam mc state. r t senior correspondent iraq, as dia told me more earlier. half a dozen children killed as well as for women. locals have described these speech battle that took place at 1 am just after midnight syrian thought in the lasted for hours and in which, presumably these half a dozen children as well as for women were killed as well as the leader of isis moore.

there is no question that for new zealand, it has been one of the hardest parts of the panty mac. but the reason that it is right up there is one of the toughest things we have experienced is in pad. because large scow, loss of life is not at this stage, quarantine will be replaced by home isolation for 10 days, which is expected to be shortened to 7, possibly fewer in the months ahead. wayne, hey, al jazeera towed on new zealand. the dog maker, madonna, has launched trials for the 1st hour h i v vaccine, using the same technology developed for their own coven, 19 job. 37000000 people worldwide are affected by h. i. v and aids. despite decades of research and trials, the still no effective vaccine because the virus is so complex with owners, new m r n. a vaccine teaches the body how to make proteins that trigger an immune response against the fast mutating virus and trans, using antigens that triggered a successful immune response. in previous tests, it talk to m r n. a could be the key to making rapid progress towards a new vaccine. jeffrey lazarus is head of the health systems r

this was a historic day for new zealand. up until now they'd only managed to so of and c promises in 70 years of competing at the winter olympics, missouri such as he sent out, was the full mathley coming into the competition. she'd want 2 goals at the x games in january, and she really saved her bashed until lost those 10 eighty's propelling her to the top of the field on her final run. even her rival will seem to appreciate what she done. they moped her at the finish. mauer sitarski center was actually born in australia. she moved to new zealand when she was 6 years old. and afterwards she said she was proud to be a key way. i'm sure new zealand is very proud of her too. meanwhile, the men's alpine sky is we'll have to wait for the metals in the downhill. that competition with postpone stay because of the winds up to 40 miles per hour at the top of the mountain. down here is the fastest of the alpine skiing disciplines that any wind can make things incredibly dangerous. indeed. and we saw that in the training yesterday whe

new zealand has won its first ever gold medal at the winter olympics. it came courtesy of snowboarder zoi sadowski—synnott. the 20—year—old clinched the top spot in snowboard slopestyle after a dramatic final run that ended the united states' run of dominance in the discipline. a little earlier, i spoke to zoi's parents, sean and robin, and they gave me their reaction to her historic win. we were just astounded at the outcome and that was a big - that was a big inaudible - dropped that third run and pull it off after being inaudible| medal position, so you have to dig deep for that. i bet you did. i was going to say for her to come — well, she's 20 now — to reach this level — i mean, she is top of the world — i want to know how she did it. here's new zealand, never won a gold medal in winter olympics before. i know you have some ski resorts not that far probably from you, but are you sort of past kings and queens of the slopes yourselves, or has she done all this of her own bat? —— off her own bat? no, we're both avid sort of skiers an

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there is no question that for new zealand, it has been one of the hardest parts of the panty mac. but the reason that it is right up there is one of the toughest things we have experienced is in pad. because large scow, loss of life is not at this stage, quarantine will be replaced by home isolation for 10 days, which is expected to be shortened to 7, possibly fewer in the months ahead. wayne, hey, al jazeera towed on new zealand. the dog maker, madonna, has launched trials for the 1st over h i v vaccine using the same technology developed for their coven. 19 job. that is 7000000 people worldwide are affected by h. i. v and aids. despite decades of research and trials, the still no effective vaccine because the virus is so complex. madonna's new m r n . a vaccine teaches the body how to make proteins that trigger and immune response against the fast mutating virus. the charles, using antigens that triggered a successful immune response in previous tests. it's hoped m r n a could be the key to making rapid progress towards a new vaccine. jeffrey lazarus as head of the health system

but yeah, i can feel the shock waves from new zealand. yeah it feels pretty special. >> tons of messages when she gets to that phone. julia moreno ended up taking home silver in that event. it was the first medal for the americans at the games after being shut out on day one for the second straight olympics. jamie anderson, looking for her third straight olympic title in that event, ended up finishing ninth, her worst finish in elite competition since 2005. u.s. skier kai owens hopes to compete after injury. the 17-year-old was born in china but was abandoned in a town square. she was adopted at 16 months old by a colorado couple. they helped her become one of the best freestyle skiers in the world. kai spoke with coy wire. >> i kind of was left with a note with my birth date. obviously 2004. and that's all. being adopted from china, china is my heritage, it's where i was born. to be able to go back to china, it feels full circle. >> how have you embraced your chinese roots? >> it's taken a really long time, but my parents have done the m

on saturday, new zealand reported 243 new community covid cases. officials say they expect the omicron-driven cases to rise, but urge people not to panic. according to state media, russia has lifted its requirement to quarantine after contact with someone who's tested positive. this comes as russia records a daily record of more than 121,000 new cases. and the governor of north dakota has tested positive for covid. doug burgham says he's having flu-like symptoms, is isolating and consulting with his physician. the governor is fully vaccinated and received a booster. >>> protests against covid restrictions spread to cities across canada on saturday. these trucks blocked a major intersection in toronto for a few hours in line with what was seen in quebec city, as well. in the capital, ottawa, where noisy demonstrations shut down the parliament area for a week, some protesters showed up on horseback. the protests were started by truck drivers opposed to a federal mandate requiring those crossing the border into canada to be vaccinated, but some protes

even as australian bonds new zealand bonds have sold off. they have been cheap, getting cheaper to treasuries recently and that highlights there is this undertone of long-run concern about what the impact of this crisis will be on global growth. we haven't uncertain growth -- uncertain outlook for global growth even before the fighting started in ukraine given the potential that central bank rate hikes which are still on the table could end up slowing growth quite rapidly in order to combat inflation. shery: our chief rates correspondent for asia joining us with his outlook for asian markets. we are seeing the asx 200 being led higher. consumer discretionary stocks as well. the 10 year yield rising. we continue to watch kiwi markets as well. we see the huge rebound in kiwi stocks of almost 2%. we are setting up for the opens in japan and south korea after markets tumbled, we saw the nikkei the lowest since 2020. u.s. futures at the moment seeing a little bit of downside. we will see what happens in the asian trading session. the market opens

when do they do a new zealand? >> in this region in south africa, we have lifted more restrictions in south africa. we are seeing a number of countries like botswana and zimbabwe around south africa in this post omicron, post eltel position where so many people have had the virus, vaccine coverage is low but we are coming out on the other site. in this region, you will see more restrictions lifted. this is a really young part of the world so much has an average -- so malawi has an average age of 18. >> we knew there would be a lag in the u.s. and we knew there were be a hospitalization wave and we knew there would be a loss of life and yesterday, we had 3600 deaths. we are not out of it yet. we still don't have high enough immunization rates and we still don't have heine boosters, particularly for people over age 65. that's a big part of the reason we are not there yet. tom: how do you respond to the regional nature of the recovery in the united states? how does a road develop all the different regions you people a

in response to the pan dimming in the initial stage of acts night in new zealand is in australia will be allowed home without having to quarantine. wine hang explains for almost 2 years, new zealand has been largely shut off from the rest of the world. tight border restrictions have seen it control the spread of coven 19 better than most countries, with only 53 deaths from the virus. and now with the army chrome variant already circulating here, the government feels the time is right to open up the was life before. and now life with covered, but that also means there will be life after coveted a life where we have adapted where we have some no melody back from the end of february, fully vaccinated ye zealanders will be able to return from australia without having to quarantine. soon after it will be extended to new zealand is in other countries and to all visitors by october, to to this decision was the vaccination rate, which is recovered from a very slow start. more than 93 percent of the eligible population is now fully vaccinated. and the minimum time between the 2nd and 3rd doses

on yvonne man with david ingles, bank of new zealand hike of 25 basis points, from central bank of new zealand. this was seen by most economists here. they were forecasting a 50 basis point hike. this doesn't seem as hawkish for the rbnz.

new zealand is down 1.8%. in the fx space, the yen is front and center, touching 116, the lowest in about five years. it has gone down yet again. of course, this is a dollar star. the dollar surged on the back of that cpi print. in the commodities space, aluminum is dragging down by way 1.2%. yvonne: and just looking at the new zealand two-year, it is up nine basis point right now. seems like new zealand equities are the biggest laggard. also getting their two-year inflation expectations out of new zealand, rising to 3.27% now. you look at brent futures, they are pretty much flat. they have stabilized for now, but you still see 10-year yields in australia up five basis point. we had the comments from the fed governors saying, look, it seems plausible we could get a rate hike later this year in australia. chinese 10-year yields are rising one basis point as well, even despite the record loans in january for china. we will talk about that more. but that 2% level that was breached in the u.s. 10 year, that is ver