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>> do you want me to open this? >> yes, please. ...we have to catch it. above the restaurant, wild rabbits are caught with an ingenious and sustainable method the islanders have been using for centuries. a pit is dug close to the rabbit hole and tasty food is thrown down to tempt them out. fragrant leaves and berries are specially selected to add flavor to the rabbits meat. >> the taste of the meat... >> comes through into the meat. ...the natural way. then, all youve got to do is hop in, catch ...

Make loss and damage more serious and im hopeful we will see progress on that here but any work i do of the government system, its of course still relevant. i went to visit several islanders in the caribbean to specifically explore this unique vulnerability of small economies who can have 100% of the gdp as a loss from once of your weather event and we have to get the solutions that need money but also different technical solutions, for example, what is called a catastrophe because in a multilat...

XTanner Jeannot scored twice, including the game-tying goal late in the third period, and Filip Forsberg and Roman Josi each scored in the shootout Saturday aft

XTanner Jeannot scored twice, including the game-tying goal late in the third period, and Filip Forsberg and Roman Josi each scored in the shootout Saturday aft

Lander & Rogers has appointed a former Coles managing director to its board, in a move the firms chief executive partner said will be “extremely valuable”. John Durkan is the newest addition to

Josh Bailey scored once and added an assist, while goaltender Ilya Sorokin collected his second consecutive shutout as the visiting New York Islanders claimed a

But from the smoke in the air to the ashes that blanket the streets, the effects of the volcano are impossible to escape. does it sting your eyes? >> yes. >> reporter: "yes" shopkeeper gabriel amendolra tells me. "thats why i wear my glasses." the eruption is also interrupting tourism and tarnishing what islanders called their "yellow gold." the countrys economy relies heavily on banana plantations like this. some are getting scorched by the lava. others are getting covered with layers of volcan...

So for many here, theres been no real urgency to get vaccinated. but with australia planning to open up soon, theres a warning that even people in remote locations like this cant be complacent. we cant keep covid out forever, we will have to open up, and i think the vaccinated will be largely all right, and the unvaccinated will be in a bad way. itll have implications for flying doctors, as well, for these remote areas, because therell be cases of covid. thatll need people to be hospitalised, an...

This town has never had a case of covid—19 — so for many here, theres been no real urgency to get vaccinated. but with australia planning to open up soon, theres a warning that even people in remote locations like this cant be complacent. we cant keep covid out forever, we will have to open up, and i think the vaccinated will be largely all right, and the unvaccinated will be in a bad way. itll have implications for flying doctors, as well, for these remote areas, because therell be cases of...

Will be largely all right. it will have implications for fine doctors for these remote areas because there will be cases of covid ? flying doctors. we will need to fly out in full ppe which are not really looking forward to, to be honest. clinics like this have given more than 50,000 jabs across remote australia, including in several indigenous communities. vaccination rates amongst aboriginal and islanders are far lower than in the country as a whole, but the flying doctors say they are bucking...