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Andy takes on the Dummy at a netball challenge, an ice-hockey pro shows us how to be a keeper, our players try sumo-rugby, and the third player into finals week is decided.

A misfired text reveals Will Smith's favourite team, breaking news exposes who hit the first hole-in-one, plus a record attempt for the most toilet paper stacked in 60 seconds.

We cut a baseball in half to look inside, a wheelchair rugby pro shows us how to tackle, then it's the ultimate soccer challenge.

The greatest half-time snack is declared, Andy takes on the Dummy in slip 'n' slide hand passing, and a world-record attempt for most jelly eaten with chopsticks in a minute.

The Brisbane Bullets show us how to alley-oop, a weird text message reveals Jennifer Lawrence's favourite team, we flash back to Roberto Baggio's FIFA World Cup miss, and the final is tennis-gymnastics.

Play School celebrates new life and reflects on loved ones who've died. With stories and play we explore what can be challenging times for children. We meet a newborn baby and Alex shares how he remembers his grandmother.

Andy takes on the Dummy in a basketball trick shot challenge, we get a masterclass in high jump from rising star, our players sort the laundry for the AFL, then it's pinata putt-putt!

Matt Gillett shows us how to flick pass, we discover golf balls used to be filled with honey, a world record attempt for most sticky notes on your face, and the dino-soccer shoot-out.

A figure-skater shows us the triple salchow, we flash back to Luke Shuey's after-the-siren winner in 2017, and our players discover the science of muscle soreness.

The Brisbane Roar give a free-kick lesson, Andy takes on the Dummy in a place-kicking challenge, and we vote on the greatest netballer ever.

A champion cheerleader shows us a base toss, we flashback to the incredible Olympic gold by Kieren Perkins, and a bizarre text reveals what Sam Kerr misses from back home.

A teenage skateboard sensation shows us how to ollie, Andy and the Dummy battle it out in pinata-tennis, our players sort the laundry for the NRL, then it's the plastic cup triathlon.

Breaking news reveals the shocking truth about Major League Baseball umpires' undies. Plus, we flashback to the fastest red card in history (after two seconds), then our players take on bubble-soccer.

Our players chase a world record for most biscuits stacked in a minute, parkour pro Shaun Wood shows us the precision jump, and our players take on pinata table tennis.

Garma Festival 2019 Last weekend thousands of Aussies headed to North East Arnhem Land for the Garma festival. It's an annual celebration of Yolngu and other Indigenous cultures and an important forum for talking about the issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. As usual, there were plenty of young Australians at Garma and we asked some of them to show us around and tell us why the festival is important to them. Constitutional Recognition At this year's Garma Festival there was a lot of talk about constitutional recognition. For a long time, many Indigenous and non-Indigenous Aussies have been calling for some changes to the constitution and now the prime minister has promised it'll soon be taken to a vote. We find out more about what constitutional recognition means and how it could be achieved. Sports Supplements Warning Last week some experts warned athletes about the risk of sports supplements after swimmer Shayna Jack tested positive to a banned substance. She says she doesn't know how a banned drug got into her system, but she suggested it might have been a contaminated batch of supplement. We look at why sports people take supplements, how they're different to banned drugs and why they can be risky. Fatbergs This week Olivia takes a closer look at what we flush down the loo! While that might seem obvious (and unpleasant) the organisation in charge of South Australia's sewerage system says a lot of people aren't getting the message. It says things like "flushable" wipes (which aren't actually flushable!) are creating big, gross blockages known as "fatbergs" in sewerage pipes. It's even released a jingle to remind people of what should and shouldn't go down the toilet. Radiated Tortoises We go to the zoo to meet some very cute tortoises which had a lucky escape from poachers. Their species is targeted by animal traffickers who sell them for their shells, their meat or as pets. We find out more about animal trafficking and what's being done to stop it.

Our players discover the science of golf balls, Andy takes on Dummy in a dizzy cricket challenge, Aussie Diamond Gretel Tippett shows us how to shoot, then it's the ultimate basketball challenge.