1. BtN Newsbreak: June 18, 2019
2. Programs from series

Find out what's going on in the world with a news bulletin designed for children, featuring stories that are relevant and easy to understand.

Find out what's going on in the world with a news bulletin designed for children, featuring stories that are relevant and easy to understand.

Many teenagers are not getting enough sleep, BtN gives us the reasons why this is so. Lionel Messi wins the Ballon D'Or for the sixth time, Ash Barty wins the Newcombe Medal and Carissa Moore wins the world surfing title. In animal news there's lions, tigers and teddy bears.

The government cracks down on protein powder labelling and Greta Thunberg’s arrival in Europe is delayed. In sports news, there’s cricket and surfing.

The BtN team asks ‘What’s the deal with Black Friday?’. School students strike for Climate Change, spurred on by the recent bushfires. School kids in Darwin mark the centenary of the Great Air Race with an attempt to break a paper plane making record.

In this episode of BtN Newsbreak, we find out who the winners were at the ARIA Awards and also who are the top AFL draft picks for 2019. The BtN team visits a school vegetable garden full of native Australian edible plants. We also get to see how astronauts celebrate Thanksgiving in a space station.

A storm in Sydney causes destruction and power blackouts, Donald Trump pardons two Thanksgiving turkeys and Leela visits some kids and teachers at hospital school. In light hearted news there’s a hedgehog cafe and a camera hogging pig.

Taylor Swift cleans up at the American Music Awards and Poland wins the Junior Eurovision Song Contest with Jordan Anthony coming in 8th place. Robbers raid a museum in Dresden, Germany and the US President pardons two turkeys for Thanksgiving.

In this episode of BtN Newsbreak, The World Health Organisation reveals how much, or little, teenagers exercise, Tesla showcases its new cybertruck, Aussie indigenous surfing champion Jasmine heads to the US and BTN asks 'Is Greta Thunberg a time traveller?'. In wildlife news there's a baby giraffe, gibbons and some ancient animal mummies in Egypt.

Google launches its new gaming platform Stadia, a NSW koala rescue centre raises over $1 million and a nine year old whiz kid graduates from university. Plus the BtN team checks in with Australia's Junior Eurovision Song Contest contestant Jordan, Minecraft Earth is launched and Ben Simmons scores a three pointer.

While weather and fire is still a big hazard around the nation, join the BtN Newsbreak team at a special United Nations meeting that was held in New York to celebrate International Children's Day.

Today the whole nation prepared for some wild weather due to catastrophic fire weather. Find out about the latest news on weather conditions and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo XII.

An Aussie cricketer is banned for three months after posting her team's lineup on Instagram without permission. The Sunshine Coast cleans up after a huge hail storm, NASA has found possible evidence of water vapour on Jupiter's moon Europa and we find out why world toilet day is so important.

Find out why Venice is going through serious flooding and what the Italian government is doing to stop further damage, meanwhile, Australian cities experience bushfire smoke, storms and hail. In sports news, Ellyse Perry injures her shoulder and Fortnite champion Bugha wins esports player of the year. Plus, whale poo captured on camera, skateboarding in Russia and street style soccer champions in Miami.

Firefighters continue to battle bushfires across Australia while Venice is still in a state of emergency due to flooding. A jetpack speed record is set in the United Kingdom and in animal news there's long term dog studies, a sighting of a huge pod of dolphins and mongooses on the loose.

Bushfires continue to burn across NSW and Queensland while Venice experiences extreme flooding. In sports news, Sam Kerr signs with Chelsea Football Club and Ellyse Perry smashes a huge six. Plus, Virgin unveils their prototype hyperloop passenger pod at a motor show and a baby koala is born at Melbourne Zoo.

The BtN Newsbreak team updates us on the state of the NSW and Queesland bushfires with a special report from Diamond Beach. Disney launches a new streaming service with some teething problems. In sports news the Matildas beat Chile, Australia's cricket team struggles against Sri Lanka and sporting memorabilia goes up for auction in the United States.

Bushfires continue to burn in New South Wales and Queensland, Instagram hides the number of likes shown on accounts in the United States, and New Zealand announces the bird of the year. We also hear the results of Aussie kids' screen time usage from the very first Kids Talk survey. In more irreverent news, there is a grey flamingo, an airport therapy pig and mini robot cheetahs.