their— fairness and dignity for people in their dying months and years. thank ou for their dying months and years. thank you for talking _ their dying months and years. thank you for talking to _ their dying months and years. thank you for talking to us. _ their dying months and years. thank you for talking to us. thank - their dying months and years. thank you for talking to us. thank you - you for talking to us. thank you both for your time. michelle mccluskey and drew henry. michelle, we will see what difference you went through and what your mother went through, we will see what difference that makes. un officials have upset the australian government by recommending that the great barrier reef be placed on a list of world heritage sites that are in danger. a committee from the un's cultural organisation, unesco, is urging australia to take urgent action to protect it. it says the reefs condition has deteriorated from poor to very poor — citing widespread coral bleaching. shaimaa khalil is our sydney correspondent and gave us more details about the reaction in australia. australia has been enraged, really, by this recommendation by unesco. they feel that they haven't been consulted, as you mentioned, they feel they have been blindsided.