ABC KIDS News Time

Today, we're celebrating World Children's Day! Plus, hear about experimental satellites, and a community getting their water from a surprising source.Quiz Questions1.What's your favourite thing about being a kid?2.The World's first wooden satellite has been built in what country?3.What does the hydro panel system make after sucking something out of the air?4.Yagan Mia means home to the long-necked, what?5.Which continent are emperor penguins usually found?Bonus Tricky QuestionWhat is a right?Answers1.Any answer is correct2.Japan3.Drinking water4.Turtle5.AntarcticaBonus Tricky AnswerA right is something you should have. You have the right to shelter, but not to the latest gaming console.

On News Time each week, I count down five fantastic news stories, with your help of course. On today's episode, we'll meet a peculiar pollinator, a cricket sensation and a rhyming rapper, before we head deep into the belly of a black hole.Quiz Questions1.What sort of animal is this peculiar pollinator?2.How many things are in the newly discovered black hole system?3.What can be found at the back of the barber shop?4.What two sports does Caoimhe play?5.In which country was the Mayan city found?Bonus Tricky QuestionHow many runs/ points is hitting a boundary worth in cricket?Answers1.Mouse2.Three3.Music and Recording Studio4.Cricket and Football (soccer)5.MexicoBonus Tricky AnswerFour

On News Time today, I've got books, birds, blimps and bobbles for you. Sound intriguing?Quiz Questions1.In which state or territory was the craft competition held?2.What will the AI video do to help people who are deaf or hard of hearing?3.What was the lost bird's name?4.What sport does Nicho Hynes play?5.What's another word for a blimp?Bonus Tricky QuestionWhat was the name of the second cockatoo, sent in to help rescue the first one?Answers1.Tasmania2.Sign language3.Mickey4.Rugby League5.AirshipBonus Tricky AnswerOld Lady Doris

On News Time today, we're heading deep underwater to meet some sea creatures surviving in places no one thought possible! And then, from the bottom of the ocean, to the tippity top of the worlds tallest mountains to meet a climber who has conquered them all.It's an episode of extreme ups and downs!Quiz Questions1.What sort of animal was found beneath the ocean floor?2.What animal sound does the plains-wanderer's tweet sound like?3.How many mountains did Nima Rinji climb?4.What are the koala doors designed to stop?5.What was revealed on the beach?Bonus Tricky QuestionWhat did George install on his property, to measure animal sounds?Answers1.Tubeworms2.Moo3.Fourteen4.Koalas wandering onto the road5.Fossilised forestBonus Tricky AnswerSong meters

Celebrate Children's Week and explore the fun of being a kid! Discover who won the amusing Fat Bear Week and learn about innovative pest control using wasps. Dive into a captivating dance story about a turtle and join two teens on their adventurous bike trip, aiming to embrace nature's wonders. Plus, find out what growers are doing to reduce pesticide use while supporting the environment. It's a delightful blend of childhood joy and ecological awareness!

On News Time today, you'll meet a fish with legs, hear about sun-free solar power, and marvel at a classroom's early morning mystery.Quiz Questions1.Where does Laurie create her artworks?2.What's the name of the fish? 3.What are scientists using to generate power?4.Which sport do the Pacifika Ballerz play?5.How many satellites did the European Space Agency send up?Bonus Tricky QuestionWhat's the word, starting with P, for the little bumps on the fish legs?Answers1.Carpet/ Rug2.Northern Sea Robin3.Heat4.Basketball5.TwoBonus Tricky AnswerPapillae

Discover the thrill of a temporary mini-moon orbiting Earth! Dive into the captivating world of storytelling in Wallaroo, where narratives foster community bonds. Meet Houdini, the unexpected crocodile, and learn about a mother-daughter duo promoting resourcefulness through a clothing swap shop. Uncover the fascinating tale of an Antarctic diary from 1957, recently found and destined for the National Museum of Australia, shedding light on an important scientific legacy. Don't miss the 'Wow of the Week!' that’s sure to amaze!

 It almost feels like we're reporting from the zoo on News Time today! I've got burping cows, comforting turtles and some lucky pups at a pet rescue lined up for you.Quiz Questions1.Can you name one of Selwyn's pet dogs?2.What's the thing, starting with M, that can be found in cow emissions?3.What did Dr. Louise name the turtle?4.Which state won the First Nations Tournament?5.What was Joel searching for when he spotted the crater?Bonus Tricky QuestionWhat was the score at the end of the final netball game of the tournament?Answers1.Mindy, Lindy, Rover and Buddy are all correct answers2.Methane3.Timmy4.Queensland5.A place to campBonus Tricky AnswerQueensland 37 - South Australia 35

On News Time, we count down five news stories from around Australia and the world, and today's show has a tasty mix of news morsels for you. I've got award winning lunch orders, booming brass bands and cool coastal science on the menu.Quiz Questions1.Can you name two of the veggies in the pasta?2.How many new species were added to the National Species List?3.In which town, starting with B, is the all-ages brass band?4.What's the indigenous name for Botany Bay?5.What kind of mushroom have the scientists used for the robot? Hint: It's a little bit royal!Bonus Tricky QuestionWhat's the name of the rootlike structures that the mushroom has grown into the hardware?Answers1.Any two of these: sweet potato, tomato, carrot, cauliflower, capsicum and zucchini 2.7503.Bega4.Gamay5.King OysterBonus Tricky AnswerMycelium

Discover the fascinating world of speed cubing and how teamwork can inspire community change, thanks to a young girl's anti-bullying campaign. Explore the unique traits of dingoes and their ecological role, while learning about Indigenous practices for coexistence. Dive into the hairdressing industry’s strides towards inclusive training for diverse hair textures. Finally, delve into a quirky study revealing how artificial light affects spider brain development, shedding light on the whims of nature.