In this BTN Special, Year 6 students in Canberra are given the chance to become journalists for the day. We follow a class as they prepare for a press conference with Australias Prime Minister at Parliament House.
We take a look at what the discovery of liquid water under Mars' surface could mean, we discover how space affects the human body, and Aussie astronomers discover the fastest-growing black hole.
We learn about the history of soccer for World Football Day, we meet 11-year old BMX race Penny and 10-year old Lazarus whose dream is to become a F1 driver, and we check out the Wheelchair Rugby World
We learn how scientists are trying to identify more than 100-thousand new marine species, a competition hopes to crack the code of animal communication, and could genetic engineering bring back extinct species? We find out.
In this BTN Special, we find out what fatbergs are, explore what ultra-fast fashion is and its impact on the environment, and learn about why microplastics are a problem.
In this BTN Special, we learn what foreign aid is, discover a program allowing children affected by conflict to share their stories through poetry, and Wren finds out about World Children's Day.
In this BTN Special on AI, we find how companies are using artificial intelligence, discover what AI generated videos are, and learn about the AI laws brought in by the EU.
In this BTN Special, we take a look at the profiles of several influential Australian women for International Women's Day including Elizabeth Kenny, Cathy Freeman, Dame Mary Gilmore, and Dr Lowitja O'Donoghue.
In this BTN Special, Year 6 students in Canberra are given the chance to become journalists for the day. We follow a class as they prepare for a press conference with Australias Prime Minister at Parliament House.
In this BTN Special, we meet Maya who won the junior division of the Australian Geographics Nature Photographer of the Year competition, we check out a First Nations art exhibition, and meet some very talented puppeteers.
