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This week we hear all about World Radio Day, an Italian library on wheels and we celebrate the wonderful women of science.
This week, we hear all about a wandering wombat, a 3000 year old mummy's voice, a dinosaur bone discovery and albatross GPS.
This week, we hear all about Yabun Festival, some amazing Australians of the Year, carrots raining from the sky and a young hero named Clayton.
This week, we hear all about Lunar New Year festivities, swarms of backyard microbats, International Day of Education and... a Wonder Dog!
This week, we hear about people working together during the bushfire emergency, a penguin discovered miles from home, the Australian invention cleaning up our seas and a very lucky koala named Sunshine!
This week, we check out some cool inventions by Aussie kids, we find out what International Migrant Day is, we discover a cool way homes are being built, and astronauts in space receive some unusual Christmas gifts.
This week, we check out what International Mountain Day is, we learn about oxygen, we meet an Aussie adventurer, and we find out how a woman got stuck in seaweed.
This week, we find out what scientists are doing to try to help sick coral, a pre-historic creature is discovered in Siberia, we meet a young inventor who's designed something very cool, and archeologists uncover some rare mummies.
This week, we find out why scientists are capturing the sounds of Australian wildlife, we meet a dog with an important job, we learn about recycling, and we check out what animal was caught driving a car!
This week, we find out what World TV Day is about, we learn why water is a big problem in a city called Venice, scientists discover something pretty amazing in China, and we meet a unique puppy named Narwhal.
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