BTN Newsbreak

We take a look at the bizarre experiments and discoveries that won this year's Ig Nobel Prizes.

We find out why New York City is banning students from using AI at school for a year.

We find out about a campaign calling on the government to change the rules around social media algorithms.

We find out about some of Queensland's new rules for people riding e-bikes and e-scooters.

We take a look at the search and recovery efforts after devastating floods hit Nepal and Tibet.

We find out how kids are celebrating Book Week, and learn about the important role of libraries.

We find out why Meta's big court case has suddenly ended in the US.

We take a look back at the life of Dolly Parton and why she became one of the biggest names in music.

We find out why AI generated songs will no longer be allowed on the ARIA Charts.

We find out why Australia's first case of bird flu in a mammal has experts worried about some of our native animals.

We take a look at how a low budget animated movie went from barely selling any tickets to becoming a viral hit in China.

We find out why Roblox has been given three months to make its platform safer for kids.

We find out why 29 US states are taking the parent company of Instagram and Facebook to court.

We find out why hundreds of Aussie YouTube videos are being saved for future generations.

We take a look at the big winners from TV's night of nights.

We find out how a conspiracy theory about Earth losing gravity went viral online.

We find out why millions of people stopped to watch the sky go dark across parts of Europe.

We find out what happened when a 10 year old girl found a young humpback whale stranded in shallow water.

We find out why soccer's biggest federations have decided to sign an open letter, pushing for FIFA's president to resign.

We find out why every household in Australia will fill out a census form tomorrow night.

We find out why Western Australia recently changed the rules for what is allowed to go in the green bin.