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Keeping our beaches clean

Clip from For the Juniors: The Sea  |  Season 1  |  Episode 2  |  ABC3  |  September 10, 2014

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Looks at the causes of the ocean being dirty and discusses the importance of keeping the beaches and environment clean.

Looks at the causes of the ocean being dirty and discusses the importance of keeping the beaches and environment clean.

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Costa Georgiadis decorates his beard for Canberra's Floriade. Jerry Coleby-Williams gets the low-down on growing passionfruit. Tino Carnevale visits a Gondwana-themed garden. Millie Ross visits a garden designer.

Gardening Australia: Floriade Special

Geography, Sustainability, Design and technologies

Years 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 Geography, Sustainability, Design and technologies
56:46
Costa Georgiadis decorates his beard for Canberra's Floriade. Jerry Coleby-Williams gets the low-down on growing passionfruit. Tino Carnevale visits a Gondwana-themed garden. Millie Ross visits a garden designer.
Breeding wheat with old-fashioned flavour; The fight to keep country churches open in Tasmania; A tribute to the greatest Australian inventor you've likely never heard of.

Landline: September 23, 2018

Business and economics, Earth and environment, Sustainability, News and current affairs

Years 9-10, 11-12 Business and economics, Earth and environment, Sustainability, News and current affairs
59:19
Breeding wheat with old-fashioned flavour; The fight to keep country churches open in Tasmania; A tribute to the greatest Australian inventor you've likely never heard of.
Tino Carnevale shares his tips for perfect soil, Josh Byrne sets up his garden for tomatoes, Jerry Coleby-Williams meets a tropical fruit expert, and Sophie Thomson plants a herb garden to complement her outdoor pizza oven.

Gardening Australia

Geography, Sustainability, Design and technologies

Years 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 Geography, Sustainability, Design and technologies
58:00
Tino Carnevale shares his tips for perfect soil, Josh Byrne sets up his garden for tomatoes, Jerry Coleby-Williams meets a tropical fruit expert, and Sophie Thomson plants a herb garden to complement her outdoor pizza oven.
A school sheep program saved through the kindness of strangers; Australia's emerging insect-farming sector; Aboriginal hunters protecting the bilby population in remote WA; The last Heywire story for the year.

Landline: September 16, 2018

Business and economics, Earth and environment, Sustainability, News and current affairs

Years 9-10, 11-12 Business and economics, Earth and environment, Sustainability, News and current affairs
57:49
A school sheep program saved through the kindness of strangers; Australia's emerging insect-farming sector; Aboriginal hunters protecting the bilby population in remote WA; The last Heywire story for the year.
Jane Edmanson meets a bonsai artist who grows native trees, Josh Byrne suggests some tiny eucalypts, Sophie Thomson discovers an Aussie shrub that keeps pests off lettuces and Clarence Slockee shares his top bush herbs.

Gardening Australia

Geography, Sustainability, Design and technologies

Years 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 Geography, Sustainability, Design and technologies
57:37
Jane Edmanson meets a bonsai artist who grows native trees, Josh Byrne suggests some tiny eucalypts, Sophie Thomson discovers an Aussie shrub that keeps pests off lettuces and Clarence Slockee shares his top bush herbs.

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