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Airstrikes overnight onto locations in Eastern Syria used by irans revolutionary guard, and quote, affiliated groups. Defense secretary lloyd austin saying in a statement that the stripes were a response to a series of ongoing and mostly unsuccessful attacks against u. S. Personnel in iraq and syria by iranianbacked militia groups. That began just over a week ago. And in those instances, millicent used drones and rockets to attack multiple u. S. Installations in the region. The pentagon says those attacks left 21 americans with minor injuries. One u. S. Contractor died of a cardiac event. Now ...

Strongly, saying that coal will be a part of australia's future so i think that might answer your question. does that mean we are going to be doing what some in the current government would like, which is funding, with taxpayer dollars, new coal—fired power stations? no, i don't think so, but you do see both sides coming to the table in a more centrist way than they have not been able to in a decade. there is such a paradox because you have these terrible floods! and then, of course, before that, the incredible bushfires. australia, in a way, is a barometer of climate change — maybe one of...

Are you saying they going to invade other countries? crosstalk. sean, i don't think i can- separate the sanctions from the reasons for the sanctions, but i think the question - is an interesting one but i am uncomfortable trying - to separate the two because i think, for most of us, - there is a very direct. connection — and i know we are going to talk about this in a moment so i won't get- ahead — but there are long—term impacts. l russia has a huge reserve of oil and doesn't - have much industry. let's face it — - it is a petro economy. so, yes, there will be consequences. | but i th...

All in with the green movement straight away and maybe that is a good thing for us". because if you look carefully at what a lot of the people who are maligned sometimes, or perhaps more accurately called climate deniers in australia — many within the current government — they have always said, "we want to transition, but with technology — "not via taxes or trading schemes". now, that seems to be coming into fruition for them. to answer your question, we will have some climate politics running through this next election, but what we will see is that morphing into a story about an adaptat...

Does it mean less extraction? will that be feasible for australian politicians, because it is suggested that is what labor were acknowledging would have to happen at the last election and it paid a big electoral price for that? the current labor leader anthony albanese has come out strongly, saying that coal will be a part of australia's future so i think that might answer your question. does that mean we are going to be doing what some in the current government would like, which is funding, with taxpayer dollars, new coal—fired power stations? no, i don't think so, but you do see the sides ...