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More than 70,000 children arrived in recent days with most sleeping rough. with the fall of a significantly strategic city, the fear is that kabul could fall sooner rather than later. we can now speak to michael 0'hanlon is a senior fellow at the brookings institution, a research organisation. he specialises in afghanistan. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. . ., , programme. nice to be with you. what is your _ programme. nice to be with you. what is your assessment - programme. nice to be with you. what is you...

Peace talks are still ongoing, but they seem far—removed from what is going on on the ground. the rapid takeover of territory by the insurgents has been startling. according to the un, more than 1000 afghan civilians have been killed in the past month, with thousands more travelling to kabul to seek refuge. 0ne estimate says that more than 70,000 children arrived in recent days, with most sleeping rough. with the fall of a significantly strategic city, the fear is that kabul could fall sooner rather than later. we can now speak to amin saikal who's an author on afghanistan and adjunct profes...

The uk is deploying 600 troops to help relocate nationals, staff and interpreters. at one british politician and former soldier is clear as to who is to blame for the current turmoil. these are decisions we made to ten, 15 years ago. of not talking to the taliban. not training of afghan forces. at most critically, imposing western solutions on a country that was not ready for it, by any means. now we are departing, as i say, and leaving the country to what we will see as a massive humanitarian disaster. peace talks are still ongoing, but they seem far—removed from what is going on on the gro...

Hobart's Safe Space homeless program granted lease extension — but must now pay rent By Adam Langenberg TueTuesday 9 updated WedWednesday 10 MarMarch 2021 at 11:07pm Judd Nicholls, with his dog Grinna, is a client at Hobart's Safe Space homeless facility. ( Share Print text only Cancel For homeless Judd, the Safe Space night program means he can "count on being warm and cosy" — but the program itself is now looking for a new place of its own, with Hobart's city council not renewing the lease. Key points: Its lease was due to expire at the end of March The council has granted a two-m...

A Victorian parliamentary inquiry says the state will still fall behind the rest of the nation when it comes to public housing, even when a massive $5.3 billion build is finished.