China's Military Parade
China has staged a massive military parade to mark 80 years since Japan surrendered in World War Two. But it’s not just the tanks and missiles that made headlines — it’s who showed up to watch. We find out why this parade is being seen as a show of China’s growing power on the world stage.
 

Afghanistan Earthquake
Aid agencies are racing to help thousands of people after a deadly earthquake struck Afghanistan. We’ll explain what happened and find out how it’s affecting Afghans living here in Australia.
 

Threatened Species Day
Sunday is Threatened Species Day, marking the anniversary of the death of the last known Thylacine. We find out more about the day and meet some people who are trying to save one of Australia’s many endangered species. ✏️ Teacher Resource
 

Titanic Anniversary
It’s been 40 years since the wreck of the Titanic was discovered at the bottom of the North Atlantic. We look back at the world’s most famous shipwreck, and why it still fascinates people today.
 

Royal Show Kids
The Royal Adelaide Show has wrapped up for another year, and while most kids go for the rides and showbags, others are there to showcase serious agricultural skills. Tatenda meets students from Urrbrae Agricultural College to find out more.

Cringe Culture
Cringe has become its own culture online, and it's starting to change the way young people behave personally and professionally. We explore the psychology of cringe culture, and how young people can deal with it. ✏️ Teacher Resource
 

Afghanistan Tourism
It’s been 4 years since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, stripping women of many human rights. Recently, travel influencers have been promoting tours throughout the country, spruiking its natural beauty, hospitality, and safety. We take a look at why some experts are worried this glamorisation could be helping to normalise the Taliban's rule. 

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