1. BtN Newsbreak: September 24, 2020
2. Programs from series

Find out what's going on in South Australia where there has been a very strict lock down while students in France have been protesting as they have not being protected from COVID-19.

South Australia is to go into the strictest lockdown Australia has seen due to a cluster of COVID-19 cases popping up in the northern suburbs of Adelaide. Researchers in Hungary are putting smart border collies to the test in the Genius Dog Challenge, which will be streamed live on YouTube and Facebook.

As South Australia deals with an outbreak of COVID-19, BtN takes us on a world tour to see how countries around the world are dealing with the pandemic in different ways. The SpaceX Resilience capsule has successfully docked with the International Space Station. Meet a therapy dog helping students at a primary school in Adelaide.

South Australia has recorded its worst COVID-19 cluster ever, leading to border lockdowns and stricter rules around social distancing. Four astronauts have blasted off to the ISS aboard the SpaceX rocket. Qantas is celebrating its 100th birthday. In sports news, we find out who were the winners of the Turkish Grand Prix and the US Masters. Marie Antoinette's shoe has been sold at auction for $71 000.

Gamers' demand for the new Playstation and XBox consoles have outweighed the supply, pushing resale prices through the roof. For around one hour yesterday, YouTube was down, with videos unable to load, causing fans to panic. In sports news there's the women's NRL State of Origin, WNBL season opening matches, a new coach for the Boomers and the US Golf Masters.

BtN tells us why we celebrate NAIDOC week and how it all started. The theme for this year's NAIDOC week is 'Always was always will be', BtN explains what that means. Plus, find out why some senators want the Aboriginal flag to be flown in the Senate chamber at Parliament House and why you can now put traditional Aboriginal place names on letters and packages. Leela catches up with Aboriginal rapper J Milla.

Gladys Berejiklian has called for a change to the lyrics of the National Anthem. The Sydney Opera House has been lit up with images of red poppies to commemorate Remembrance Day. In sports news there's NRL, junior table tennis and an incredible hole in one hit during a warm up for this year's Masters golf tournament in Augusta. See images of orange bellied parrots as they flock to a breeding ground in Tasmania and a spectacular lightning show that took place in South Australia.

Virgin has conducted its first Hyperloop passenger ride. Pfizer has announced that a new trial of a COVID-19 vaccine has shown a high success rate. This NAIDOC week has already had some big moments including the Parkes Radio Telescope being given a new Wiradjuri name. Leela investigates where vanilla flavouring really comes from, Santa has officially declared Christmas season open and hundreds have taken part in the annual Santa fun run in Darwin to raise money for Variety.

This BtN Newsbreak US election special breaks down the results from all the voting that took place last week. Plus, hear the background stories of President elect Joe Biden and Vice President elect Kamala Harris.

The winner of the US election remains undecided and BtN explains why it is taking such a long time to count all the votes. The UK has gone into a second national lockdown as cases of COVID-19 surge, although schools will remain open this time.

The winner of the US election remains undecided as we wait for results to come in from some key states. Experts believe whale populations are growing as migrating whales put on a show for whale watchers in Tasmania.

The Presidential Election has taken place in the US with results yet to be finalised. NSW will soon be opening its borders to Victoria. The NRL State of Origin will take place at the end of the season and it will be the first time Adelaide has hosted the game. Protesters demand the Melbourne Cup be stopped as another horse is put down after sustaining an injury during the race.

The Melbourne Cup has taken place without the usual crowds of thousands watching at the racecourse. Joe Biden and Donald Trump have been campaigning for votes on the day before the US Presidential Election. BtN takes a look at the most popular videos on YouTube from over the years as Baby Shark becomes the most viewed clip on the video website. A derailed tram in Belgium has been saved after landing on a nearby statue.

Typhoon Goni has hit the Philippines causing flooding, power outages and mudslides forcing many to flee to evacuation centres. Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has become the first woman in Australian history to win three State Elections following her victory over the weekend. In sports news there's the Bledisloe Cup, F1 racing and big wave surfing.

People make plans to celebrate Halloween in a COVID-safe manner. BtN says thanks to teachers on World Teachers Day. Harry Styles drops in on a fan.

Rapper James Emmanue, AKA JamarzOnMarz, is calling for Governments to make it illegal for schools to discriminate against natural afro-textured hair and protective styles such as braids. Researchers at the University of Melbourne have developed a device called Stentrode which allows people with conditions such as motor neurone disease to control a computer using their mind.

Scientists mapping the seafloor of the Great Barrier reef have discovered a massive detached coral reef. BtN explains how deep fakes are deceiving people on the Internet. Plus, take a look at the latest robotic technology being used around the world.

NASA has picked up evidence of water molecules on the surface of the moon. Victoria has had another day with no new cases of Coronavirus detected. Kids in the US are coming up with creative ways to make trick or treating COVID safe this Halloween.