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1:09 | Published 5 days ago
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Indigo Ellis

Meet the upcoming Aboriginal singer Indigo Ellis (13) who shares her lost connections with the Stolen Generation and tries to reconnect with music.

Indigenous Australians
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4:04 | Published 6 days ago
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Astronaut mental acuity test

Challenge the class to this test. See how the European Space Agency assesses the mental acuity of potential astronauts, reciting a series of numbers backwards while climbing up and down a step.

Health and PE
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4:58 | Published 6 days ago
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Healthiness of lunch boxes ranked

Which of these lunch boxes is the healthiest? Dietician Lisa Donaldson challenges parents to rank a series of meals from healthiest to least healthy, and reveals where the added sugar and salt are.

Health and PE
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7:43 | Published 6 days ago
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Healthy lunches

find out what a healthy and unhealthy lunchbox may look like.

Health and PE
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9:47 | Published 1 week ago
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The invention of the ute

After Lewis Brandt at Ford Australia in Melbourne received a letter from a farmer's wife that she wanted a vehicle to, "take her to church on Sundays and pigs to market on Monday", Lew took on the challenge. He designed a vehicle that could serve these two purposes. After the Great Depression when funds for the average Australian were scarce, a two-in-one vehicle was incredibly useful.

Design and technologies
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9:56 | Published 1 week ago
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The stump-jump plough's invention

When clearing mallee stump for agricultural crop land was proving to be a challenge, Richard Smith came up with the solution to the formidable problem of how to plough such impenetrable land. The stump-jump plough is one of the inventions that enabled the development of Australia's wheat belt, from WA, across to Victoria and into NSW.

Design and technologies
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6:10 | Published 1 week ago
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The Akubra hat

From the harsh outback to warzone frontlines and Olympic champion podiums, the Akubra hat has adorned Australian heads for over a century both here at home and around the world. The Akubra success lies in the efforts of hat maker Benjamin Dunkerley and his ingenious fur dressing invention. Dunkerley's partnership with Stephen Keir built the Akubra empire that continues today.

Design and technologies
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3:30 | Published 1 week ago
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The tooth about Neanderthals

Griffith University's Tanya Smith explains how the growth lines of teeth of Neanderthal children reveal details about their diets, development and the environment they lived in.

Science
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3:14 | Published 2 weeks ago
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The goanna spirit of Sugarloaf

Dhanggati elder Bob Smith tells granddaughter Shaylan the legend of the goanna spirit that lives on Mount Sugarloaf (aka Barralbarayi).

Indigenous Australians
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9:19 | Published 2 weeks ago
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The invention of medical penicillin

With the increasing threat of Nazi invasion in World War II, Adelaide-born scientist, Howard Florey, and his team of medical researchers at the University of Oxford, invented a way to extract penicillin from mould and transform it into medical penicillin, which could treat a wide variety of bacterial infections. Florey and his team were awarded a Nobel Prize for creating a "miracle drug", which treated military personnel during the war and which was later manufactured on a large scale for civili

Health and PE
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9:19 | Published 2 weeks ago
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The invention of medical penicillin

With the increasing threat of Nazi invasion in World War II, Adelaide-born scientist, Howard Florey, and his team of medical researchers at the University of Oxford, invented a way to extract penicillin from mould and transform it into medical penicillin, which could treat a wide variety of bacterial infections. Florey and his team were awarded a Nobel Prize for creating a "miracle drug", which treated military personnel during the war and which was later manufactured on a large scale for civili

Health and PE
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6:01 | Published 2 weeks ago
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The invention of the drip rifle

William Scurry, a Melbourne-born architectural modeller, invented the drip rifle to aid the Gallipoli evacuation. The invention created the illusion of manned trenches by popping shots out from the trenches during the critical final stage of the Anzac's evacuation of the Gallipoli Peninsular. The drip rifle is an impressive example of Anzac ingenuity and resourcefulness.

Design and technologies
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6:01 | Published 2 weeks ago
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The invention of the drip rifle

William Scurry, a Melbourne-born architectural modeller, invented the drip rifle to aid the Gallipoli evacuation. The invention created the illusion of manned trenches by popping shots out from the trenches during the critical final stage of the Anzac's evacuation of the Gallipoli Peninsular. The drip rifle is an impressive example of Anzac ingenuity and resourcefulness.

Design and technologies
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9:54 | Published 2 weeks ago
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The Transporter stretcher

While thousands of service men and women have been killed in action, many more have been wounded in war, requiring treatment for months or years after the end of the conflict. A stretcher on a sledge, on wheels, Alexander Worsfold's versatile invention, the Transporter, is reported to have been the only invention developed on the Australian home front that was adopted on the battlefront of World War I.

Design and technologies
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9:54 | Published 2 weeks ago
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The Transporter stretcher

While thousands of service men and women have been killed in action, many more have been wounded in war, requiring treatment for months or years after the end of the conflict. A stretcher on a sledge, on wheels, Alexander Worsfold's versatile invention, the Transporter, is reported to have been the only invention developed on the Australian home front that was adopted on the battlefront of World War I.

Design and technologies
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2:12 | Published 2 weeks ago
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Terrestrial Planets

A terrestrial planet, telluric planet, or rocky planet is a planet that is composed primarily of silicate rocks or metals. Within the Solar System, the terrestrial planets are the inner planets closest to the Sun which are Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.

Science
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4:26 | Published 2 weeks ago
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Fireworks and burning chemicals

Have you ever wondered how fireworks have different colours or what chemicals are flammable? find out the answers in this clip

Science
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1:37 | Published 2 weeks ago
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The Amazon rainforest under threat

Find out what is happening in one of the world's largest rainforest and threat to species that call it home.

News and current affairs
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