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This is CBS Eye in the World. I'm John Batchler,

to Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Scott Maiman of CBS News reporting on Australia's week and

it begins and celebrates the Matilda's, the football team, soccer team, female soccer team from

Australia that fell short in a match with England, but made the news hugely in the United States

and across the Northern Hemisphere because it came so far it was a long run. Scott, the Matilda's,

which of course is a wonderful name for a Australian team, but in any event I understand that you've

got a new cast of heroes, heroines for Australia, but there was a broadcast that was cut off in

the middle of it. I thought all Australians were watching this game. Is that correct, Scott? Good day,

to you. Hey John, yeah. This is one of the most watched television broadcasts in Australia.

The, what you're talking about, the cutoff was because at one of the live sites where people could

go and watch it in an open forum, somebody set off some flares and it became a concern, a security

scare that had to shut it down. That's the main concern there, but what an epic event from our

girls, the Matilda's, we made it through to the semi-finals for the first time ever. Sure,

we didn't get through to the finals, but what a mammoth task by these guys. Fantastic.

And what we have here is a celebration of women's soccer, women's football. However, you tell me

they're not paid to be champions. How's that, Scott? No, this is an ongoing dispute and it gets back

to why are they not getting paid the equal amount as the men's hockey team. So this is a big

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