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Join Emily Anderson every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to count down the weird and wonderful. News Time is perfect for 4-9 year olds who want to know more about the world around them.
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This week, we find out about bushfires along Australia's east coast, we learn about diabetes for World Diabetes Day, we check out a brand new island that's popped up in the ocean, and scientists try to work out what's inside an ancient scroll.
This week, we meet an Australian sports star, we find out why astronauts want to bake cookies in space, we discover why some people in New South Wales have been celebrating rain, and we learn what merengue is.
This week, we learn about Halloween, we find out about one of Australia’s natural wonders, scientists discover something cool about rats, and a slime museum opens its doors.
This week, we take a look at what the Aussie Backyard Bird Count is, we learn about something cool that's happened up in space, we meet someone named Simone Biles, and we check out a rare Australian bird.
This week, we learn what World Food Day is all about, we meet some winners of the Nobel Prizes, scientists find out something cool about the planet Saturn, and we check out a giant avocado!
This week, we learn about daylight saving, we check out a giant iceberg in Antarctica, we find out what Migratory Bird Day is all about, and we meet a rare baby monkey.
This week, we meet a talking clock, we find out what animal has invaded the island country Cuba, we discover why astronauts spent a week in an underground cave, and we check out a spotted zebra.
This week, we find out what the Global Climate Strike is, we check out a big sporting event, we meet a penguin that went on a long journey, and we discover who went on a royal adventure.
This week, we learn about a swooping bird, we meet a new type of dinosaur, we find out what the World Peace Game is all about, and we check out an animal that can produce electricity.
This week, we learn about bushfires, we find out what Australia’s food bowl is, scientists try to uncover the mystery of the Loch Ness monster, and we check out some underwater volcanoes.
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