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S5 Ep 1129Queensland goes to the polls; LeBron makes history; Mt Everest meteorite; and Squiz-E sniffs a fake Swiftie.
Your daily kids news podcast. This weekend, Queenslanders are off to vote, turning schools into polling stations. Steven Miles (Labor) faces off against David Crisafulli (Liberal National Party) for the role of Premier. Will they stick with Labor after nine years, or go for a change? Basketball magic happened as LeBron James and his son Bronny played together for the LA Lakers, marking the first father-son duo in NBA history. They led the Lakers to victory against the Timberwolves, proving basketball runs deep in the family! Scientists in South Africa have discovered remnants of a massive meteorite, the size of Mount Everest, that hit Earth 3 billion years ago. The impact was so powerful it made oceans boil, and may have sparked the beginning of life on Earth! Squiz-E the Newshound is on the case! Fake social media posts claim celebrities like Taylor Swift and The Rock are endorsing election candidates, but don’t be fooled! Remember to STOP, THINK, and CHECK before you believe everything you see online! For the full episode transcript, click here. What is Newshounds - video explainer. Find out more about Newshounds. Get started for free HERE.

S5 Ep 1128A Samoan summit is underway; dogs break a world record; Ray-Gun shoots out Halloween; and Trump mans the Maccas drive-thru.
Your daily kids news podcast. King Charles and Queen Camilla are off to Samoa for a big meeting with world leaders, where they will discuss important topics like climate change. Donald Trump traded suits for aprons, scooping fries at McDonald’s in Pennsylvania! He’s hoping it gets him votes in the election that's just around the corner. A Canadian man walked 38 dogs at once in South Korea—breaking a world record! These rescue pups weren’t just walking; they were showing the world how awesome rescue pups can be. Halloween’s creeping up fast, and the top costumes are out! Superheroes, spooky witches, and Australia’s breakdancing Olympian Raygun are all in the mix. For the full episode transcript, click here. What is Newshounds - video explainer. Find out more about Newshounds. Get started for free HERE.

S5 Ep 1126Royal fever ripples through Australia; Paris’ underground skeleton caves; Aussies bow out in T20; and de-extincting the Tassie Tiger.
Your daily kids news podcast. King Charles III and Queen Camilla strolled through sunny Sydney, wowing crowds on their short visit. They’re off to Canberra next, but the big event is a meet-and-greet at the Opera House. Beneath the bustling streets of Paris lie the creepy catacombs—home to 6 million skeletons! Scientists are now studying these ancient bones to uncover secrets about the people they belonged to. Scientists are on the verge of bringing the extinct Tasmanian Tiger back to life. With the genome almost fully restored, tiger cubs could be just around the corner. The Aussie Women’s cricket team faced a tough loss in the T20 semi-final against South Africa. While they won’t get their fourth straight title this time, this defeat could be the boost they need to come back stronger next season! Your Shortcut to The Science of Skeletons. For the full episode transcript, click here. What is Newshounds - video explainer. Find out more about Newshounds. Get started for free HERE.

S5 Ep 1125Kids vs Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
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S5 Ep 1124The King comes to town; Aussies prepare for World Cup finals; the fake weather master plan; and scandal at the Conker Championships.
Your daily kids news podcast. King Charles and Queen Camilla are coming to Australia tomorrow! They’ll be shaking hands, visiting Sydney and Canberra, and even enjoying a barbecue in Parramatta. Make sure to brush your hair! The World Conker Championships got a bit nutty! The winner may have used a steel nut instead of a real chestnut—gasp! An investigation is underway. Australia’s undefeated women's T20 team is heading to the semifinals! Despite injuries, they’re ready to face South Africa tomorrow. Can they keep their title as world champs? Fast-bowling fingers crossed! Rumours about NASA and Elon Musk secretly controlling the weather spread like wildfire! But it turns out it was all a joke that got taken seriously. Newshound Squiz-E says, "Stop, Think, and Check!" For the full episode transcript, click here.

S5 Ep 1123Giant robot catches a rocket; talking animals in England; The Socceroos keep World Cup hopes alive; and the tiniest load of laundry.
Your daily kids news podcast. Blast off to Jupiter’s icy moon, Europa, where NASA's gigantic robotic probe will search for signs of life under the frozen surface! A SpaceX rocket booster launched into the sky and—get this—flew itself back down into giant mechanical arms! AI at Cambridge University’s Museum of Zoology brings stuffed and skeletonised animals to life, allowing them to share their stories with visitors in over 20 languages. The Socceroos faced off against Japan in a heart-pounding World Cup qualifier! With Japan on fire and undefeated, the Aussie underdogs gave it their all to come away with a draw. Move over, laundry day—this world record-breaking washing machine is so tiny, it’s barely bigger than a Tamagotchi! Zero Hunger Sustainable Development Goal ideas For the full episode transcript, click here.

S5 Ep 1122Bangladesh... Squiz the World
Each fortnight, we give the world globe a spin, and see where we land. Then, we take the kids of Australia on an audio excursion to visit that country and its people. Join your captain, Christie Kijurina, on an audio adventure. Today, we’re flying to Bangladesh, a fascinating country currently hosting the 2024 ICC T20 Women's Cricket World Cup. From its rich history, beautiful landscapes like the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest—home to the endangered Bengal tiger—to its vibrant culture and bustling cities, there’s so much to explore. So, buckle up and get ready to discover Bangladesh! For the full episode transcript, click here. LINKS: Map of Bangladesh The Bengal Tiger Rivers of Bangladesh Rising Sea Levels in Bangladesh Rules of Kabaddi Sandesh - Recipe

S5 Ep 1121Broccoli dodgers exposed; Secret tomb under ancient temple; light show from outer space; and Nedd Brockman does it again!
Your daily kids news podcast. Broccoli dodgers exposed; Secret tomb under ancient temple; light show from outer space; and Nedd Brockman does it again! A whopping 95% of Australians aren’t eating enough fruits and veggies! The new health survey says too much processed food is bad for our bodies—and even our farmers are feeling it. Archaeologists in Jordan have uncovered an underground tomb beneath the famous Petra temple! With over 2,000-year-old skeletons and ancient artefacts inside, this discovery is straight out of an Indiana Jones movie! Aussies were treated to a rare and stunning aurora australis last week! The night sky was lit up in brilliant colors thanks to a perfect cosmic combo. From Tasmania to the Gold Coast, it was a magical light show! Lachlan Morton just cycled around Australia in 30 days, smashing records! Meanwhile, marathoner Nedd Brockmann is running 1,600km in 10 days for charity—his feet even swelled to size 12! For the full episode transcript, click here.

S5 Ep 1120Kids v Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
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S5 Ep 1119A second storm strikes Florida; Aussies in Lebanon make it home; fake news hurricane hoaxes; and a Fat Bear champion is crowned.
Your daily kids news podcast. Florida’s in the middle of a weather nightmare as Hurricane Milton batters its coast, right after Hurricane Helene! With winds blasting at 300 km/h and flooding rain, millions have been told to leave. Stay safe, Florida! Your Shortcut to... Cyclones, Hurricanes and Typhoons Thousands of Australians are returning home from Lebanon, escaping dangerous conflicts. Special flights are reuniting families in Sydney, bringing joy after a tense situation. It’s a bear-y big win for Grazer, who snatched the Fat Bear Week crown from Chunk! This legendary mama bear juggled cub-raising while bulking up for hibernation. Go Grazer! After Hurricane Helene, misinformation is spreading like wildfire, with false claims that FEMA isn’t helping. Remember: always Stop, Think, and Check before believing what you see online! For the full episode transcript, click here.

S5 Ep 1118Big win for Aussie penguins; Tarantula season in the desert; the very curious koala; and Mario Kart blindfold champion
Your daily kids news podcast Big win for Aussie penguins; Tarantula season in the desert; the very curious koala; and Mario Kart blindfold champion Good news for penguins! A massive marine park near Antarctica is being made four times bigger, giving even more space for seals, albatrosses, and penguins to chill. It's like a winter wildlife paradise! In Colorado, it’s tarantula love season, and these giant, hairy spiders are on the move, searching for mates. People come from all over to watch the "spider love parade." Who knew romance could have so many legs? A curious koala caused chaos at a Sydney train station, casually exploring stairs and even checking out the lift! Link behind paywall A gamer in Germany just beat Super Mario 64’s 16-star challenge in under 20 minutes...blindfolded! For the full episode transcript, click here.

S5 Ep 1117The Space Race... Your Shortcut
We'll take you through why it's been called a "space race" for almost 100 years; where that race is going now; and who is involved. For the full episode transcript, click here. Click here to check out some out-of-this-world classroom resources!

S5 Ep 1116Kids v Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
Who's smarter, kids or adults? For the full episode transcript, click here. Check out the Squiz Kids website for all of our other Fun, Free and Fresh offerings!

S5 Ep 1115Storm’s social media fakes; marathon goat steals the show; a space rescue mission; and it’s Fat Bear Week everywhere!
Your daily kids news podcast. Hurricane Helene caused massive flooding and power outages across the Southeast U.S., with winds so strong they could rip roofs off houses! Some people even tried to make the storm seem worse by posting old videos online. It’s the chubbiest time of year! Alaska’s Fat Bear Week has begun, where bears bulk up for winter. Fans can vote for the fattest bear, with Grazer leading the way! You’ve got until October 8 to pick your favourite furry heavyweight! Brooks Falls Bear-Cam Joshua the goat broke free from his farm and decided to join a half-marathon! He ran 4 kilometres and even got a finisher's medal. What a hoof-tastic adventure for this speedy goat Imagine being stuck in space way longer than planned! Two astronauts were supposed to return in June, but their spacecraft had issues. They’ve been floating in space for 262 days now—luckily, a new crew is on the way to help them return to Earth soon! Watch the Newshounds Explainer Video Join Newshounds for FREE For the full episode transcript, click here.

S5 Ep 1114Tension grows in the Middle East; Mount Everest gets a growth spurt; the Haka record comes home; and Pokémon could make you rich
Your daily kids news podcast. Imagine neighbours who just can't get along! Israel and Hezbollah have been arguing for years, but lately, things have gotten even more dangerous. Rockets are flying back and forth, and it's forcing families to flee. Fingers crossed, they find a peaceful way to calm things down! Mount Everest, already the tallest mountain in the world, is still growing! It rises about 2 millimetres every year. That might not sound like much, but scientists are amazed. Over 6,500 Kiwis just reclaimed the world record for the biggest Haka! This powerful Māori dance pumped up the pride of New Zealand at Eden Park. Take that, France—this record belongs to the Land of the Long White Cloud! Did you know your old Pokémon cards might be worth millions? One card is priced at $3.7 million! Collectors are going wild for rare prints, so it might be time to dust off your cards and see if you’re holding treasure! For the full episode notes, click here.

S5 Ep 1112Ireland... Squiz the World
Each fortnight, we give the world globe a spin, and see where we land. Then we take the kids of Australia on an audio excursion to visit that country and its people. Join your captain, Amanda Bower, on an audio adventure. Today, we’re flying to Ireland, a fascinating country known for its lush green landscapes, lively folk music, and rich history. From its ancient castles and legendary myths to the energetic sports of Gaelic football and hurling, there’s so much to explore. So, buckle up and get ready to discover Ireland! For the full episode transcript, click here. LINKS: Rules of Gaelic Football Rules of Hurling Traditional Irish Stew Recipe

S5 Ep 1113Global chocolate meltdown; Brisbane Lions big win; Ancient mummy in cheese necklace; and here comes the mini-Moon.
Your daily kids news podcast. Looks like your favourite holiday treat might be harder to find this year! Bad weather in Africa is making it tough for cocoa trees to grow, which means less chocolate for everyone. Imagine finding a mummy from 3,600 years ago wearing a necklace—made of cheese! That's right, archaeologists in China made this discovery, and it’s definitely not your average jewelry! AFL fans in Brisbane are going wild after their Lions thumped the Sydney Swans with a massive 120-60 win. Will Ashcroft, just 20 years old, was the star of the match, winning the best on-ground award. The Moon has company! A small asteroid, just 11 meters wide, is zooming around Earth for the next two months. It won’t be easy to spot, but it’s cool to know our Moon has a little space buddy nearby—at least for a little while! For the full episode transcript, click here. Sponsored Content: To find out more about MobileMuster 2024 Schools Competition, or to enter, click here.

Holiday Brain Teaser #16 - Answer
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Holiday Brain Teaser #16
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Holiday Brain Teaser #15 - Answer
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Holiday Brain Teaser #15
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Holiday Brain Teaser #14 - Answer
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Holiday Brain Teaser #14
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Holiday Brain Teaser #13 - Answer
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Holiday Brain Teaser #13
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S5 Ep 1111Famous Inventors and Inventions - Bumper Holiday S'Quiz
Who's smarter? Kids or adults? Find out with this fun, ten-minute quiz. Perfect for while you're lazing around at home or on that long school holiday road trip. For the full episode transcript, click here. To find out more about MobileMuster 2024 Schools Competition, or to enter, click here.

Holiday Brain Teaser #12 - Answer
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Holiday Brain Teaser #12
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Holiday Brain Teaser #11 - Answer
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Holiday Brain Teaser #11
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Holiday Brain Teaser #10 - Answer
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Holiday Brain Teaser #10
Join us from Tuesday to Friday throughout the school holidays for a brain-boosting riddle. Then, tune back in after 2:30pm AEST for the solution. Keep those cogs turning throughout the school break. The Flushing Challenge For more great content check us out at squizkids.com.au

Holiday Brain Teaser #9 - Answer
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Holiday Brain Teaser #9
Join us from Tuesday to Friday throughout the school holidays for a brain-boosting riddle. Then, tune back in after 2:30pm AEST for the solution. Keep those cogs turning throughout the school break. The Legend of Moon Cakes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzkhbxBpJX8 For more great content check us out at squizkids.com.au

S5 Ep 1110Myths and Legends - Bumper Holiday S'Quiz
A quiz that's all about Myths and Legends! Who's smarter? Kids or adults? Find out with this fun, ten-minute quiz. Perfect for while you're lazing around at home or on that long school holiday road trip. For the full episode transcript, click here. To find out more about MobileMuster 2024 Schools Competition, or to enter, click here.

S5 Ep 1109Kids v Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
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S5 Ep 1108TayTay joins Team Kamala; China’s air-conned kids; Seagrass for seahorses; and the return of the Polynesian tree snail.
Your daily kids news podcast. It's like school captain elections but for the whole country! Kamala Harris and Donald Trump faced off in a huge debate to convince Americans who should be their next President. Even Taylor Swift jumped in, showing her support for Kamala. In China, students are sweating in super-hot classrooms. Teachers are using ice buckets to cool them down, but schools say the heat makes kids stronger. What do you think—does heat help you work harder or just make you melt? Good news for nature lovers! Divers are planting underwater grass to bring seahorses back to Sydney Harbour. Meanwhile, thousands of snails that were almost extinct are heading back to their tropical island homes, thanks to a huge conservation effort! Silly rumours are no match for Squiz-E the Newshound! Donald Trump claimed that pets were being stolen, but there’s no proof. Squiz-E reminds everyone to Stop, Think, and Check before believing everything you hear. For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions: For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.

S5 Ep 1107Keeping kids safe from social media; a Brazilian border Collie sport star; a sweet summer’s ahead; and Bluey’s big ratings.
Your daily kids news podcast. Keeping kids safe from social media; a Brazilian border Collie sport star; a sweet summer’s ahead; and Bluey’s big ratings. The government is thinking about setting limits on social media, just like it does with things like vapes and alcohol. The goal? To help kids stay safe, healthy, and connected to real life fun, like sports or family time. Meet Floki, the amazing dog from Brazil who's nailing the sport of footvolley! Using his snout and paws, Floki keeps the ball flying high, beating human opponents in this tricky beach sport. Get ready to go wild for mangoes! After a tough year for the fruit, Darwin’s mango crop is looking deliciously big this season. With millions of trays expected, it’s going to be a sweet, juicy summer in Australia. Mango lassi, anyone? Bluey is officially the most-watched show in the USA, racking up an unbelievable 35 billion minutes of streaming time! And great news for fans: brand-new mini-episodes are on the way. For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions: For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.

S5 Ep 1106The World's Toughest Animals... Shortcut
We'll take you through what makes five of the world's animals so tough; how they got that way; and why we humans should care. For the full episode transcript, click here. Click here to check out some paw-some classroom resources! Check out the Squiz Kids website for all of our other Fun, Free and Fresh offerings! Bounce Promotion Terms and Conditions - For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.

S5 Ep 1104Australia’s golden Paralympics; Typhoon Yagi wreaks havoc; Saturn’s rings’ disappearing act; and the bear that came over for a swim.
Your daily kids news podcast. Australia’s golden Paralympics; Typhoon Yagi wreaks havoc; Saturn’s rings’ disappearing act; and the bear that came over for a swim. Wow, the Paris Paralympics have been an epic ride! Aussie heroes like Curtis McGrath, with his third gold, and James Turner, sprinting to his second, made history. And don't forget the amazing Alex Leary's record-breaking swim. Aussie para-athletes, you’ve made us all proud! Yikes! Typhoon Yagi has slammed into Vietnam and the Philippines, causing chaos and destruction. While the Caribbean’s calm waters seem spooky, experts are bracing for storms ahead. It’s been so hot in California that bears are chilling in backyard pools! One big black bear named Snaggle was caught on camera splashing around like he owned the place. Would you say no to a bear in your pool? Heads up, space fans! Saturn’s iconic rings are about to disappear (temporarily!) as the planet tilts on its axis. But don’t worry, they’ll be back soon, just in time to blow our minds all over again! For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions: For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venu

S5 Ep 1104Kids v Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
Who's smarter, kids or adults? For the full episode transcript, click here. Check out the Squiz Kids website for all of our other Fun, Free and Fresh offerings!

S5 Ep 1101Pope Francis hits the road; an 8-foot athlete rules Paris; Moon crash video a fake; and the planet-protecting doughnut.
Your daily kids news podcast. Pope Francis is hitting the road, touring the Asia-Pacific region to spread messages of peace and planet protection. At 87 years old, he's on a mission to bring different faiths together and fight climate change. Meet Morteza Mehrzadselakjani, the towering 8-foot-1 sitting volleyball star making waves at the Paralympics! Despite his height challenges, he's helping Iran go for their third straight gold. Aussie scientists have made a delicious discovery—a doughnut-shaped layer deep within the Earth! This hidden doughnut could help us understand how the Earth’s magnetic shield works, protecting us from solar storms. A viral video claims to show a giant asteroid hitting the moon, but Squiz-E the Newshound is here to tell us it's a hoax! While asteroids do hit the moon, seeing it live is super rare. Don’t be fooled—remember to Stop, Think & Check before you believe everything you see online! For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions: For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.

S5 Ep 1102Snow in Tassie, fires in NSW; China’s cat-friendly museum; the Demon’s big win; and the sheep that go to school.
Your daily kids news podcast. Snow in Tassie, fires in NSW; China’s cat-friendly museum; the Demon’s big win; and the sheep that go to school. Hold onto your hats! A cold snap swept across Australia, causing wild winds, flooding, and even snow. Thousands lost power in Victoria, and bushwalkers got trapped in icy tracks in Tasmania. Two sailors were rescued from rough seas by the Navy. In China, a museum invites local cats to visit an ancient Egyptian cat exhibit. Meanwhile, in Israel, a curious boy who accidentally smashed a 3,000-year-old vase was invited back for a proper look around. Aussie tennis star Alex de Minaur keeps winning, advancing to the US Open quarterfinals. Meanwhile, Australia's Paralympians celebrated seven medals in Paris, with Lauren Parker winning gold in the triathlon and competing next in cycling. Forget math and English—students in Australia are learning all about sheep! Schools across NSW, Victoria, Queensland, and Tasmania are competing to raise the happiest and woolliest Merino sheep. Who will win the Merino Wether Challenge? Baa-rilliant! Indigenous Literacy Day For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions: For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.

S5 Ep 1101Vietnam... Squiz the World
Each fortnight, we give the world globe a spin, and see where we land. Then we take the kids of Australia on an audio excursion to visit that country and its people. Join your captain, Amanda Bower, on an audio adventure. Today, we're flying northwest to Vietnam, a fascinating country in Asia known for its delicious noodle soups, bustling cities, and stunning natural beauty. From its rich history and unique culture to the world's largest cave, there’s so much to explore. So, buckle up and get ready to discover Vietnam. For the full episode transcript, click here. LINKS: A map showing Vietnam A Kid explains The Vietnam War Squiz Kids Shortcut to... Refugees Crazy motorbike traffic in Vietnam Son Doong - The largest known cave on Earth (short on time? Start at 3:30) Vietnamese Phò recipe Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions: For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.

S5 Ep 1100Aussie Paralympic gold rush; Israel’s ancient museum whoopsie; big wins for Popyrin and Wallabies; and Bluey releases a single.
Your daily kids news podcast. It's raining gold for Australian athletes at the Paralympics in Paris! From the cycling track to the swimming pool, Aussies are taking home medals. Table tennis duo Lina Lei and Qian Yang snagged gold, swimmer Tom Gallagher splashed to victory, and cyclist Korey Boddington pedalled his way to the top! A little boy in an Israeli museum had a big oops moment when he knocked over a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age pottery urn! Caught on camera, the boy and his mom made a quick exit. But don’t worry—the museum isn't mad and has invited them back for a special tour! Father’s Day just got better! Everyone’s favourite blue dog, Bluey, dropped a new song called “Onesies” from the upcoming album Rug Island. Inspired by the episode where Bingo goes wild over onesies. Bluey single - Octopus Celebrating the Dads of Bluey Big wins for Aussie athletes! Alexei Popyrin shocked the tennis world by defeating Novak Djokovic at the US Open, marking a career highlight. Meanwhile, the Wallabies edged out Argentina in a thrilling rugby match, winning 20-19 and keeping their championship dreams alive! For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions: For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.

S5 Ep 1099Kids v Adults Weekly News S'Quiz
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S5 Ep 1098Pacific police force on the job; South Africa’s bug-munching wasps; baby gorilla alert; and Squiz-E helps out Sam Kerr.
Your daily kids news podcast. Move over, Paw Patrol! There's a new team of heroes in the Pacific! Australia's Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has joined forces with leaders from Pacific Island nations to create a special police force to help across the region. In South Africa, wasps are being flown in by drones to save grapevines from pesky mealy bugs. This eco-friendly solution helps protect the grapes without using harmful sprays. Get ready for a cuteness overload! A baby gorilla was just born at the Detroit Zoo, and she’s already a superstar! With big eyes and tiny hands, this little one is making everyone say “aww.” The zoo is asking for name suggestions, so get your thinking caps on! Scammers are using the names and photos of Aussie stars like soccer champ Sam Kerr in sneaky online scams. They want to trick people into giving away their money. Remember, always STOP, THINK, and CHECK before you believe what you see online! For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce x Squiz Kids Special Offer: Terms and Conditions: For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.

S5 Ep 1097Cow burps to save the Earth; England’s gravy wrestling champion; giant scorpions ruled the seas; and a skydiving centenarian.
Your daily kids news podcast. Scientists have found a cool way to use cows to help fight global warming! Cows usually release a lot of methane gas when they burp or fart. Now, scientists are working on a pill for cows to take, which will make their burps more environmentally friendly. In England, people dressed as superheroes and even a fluffy dalmatian wrestled in a pool of gravy for the World Gravy Wrestling Championships! It was a messy, hilarious, and delicious event, leaving everyone wondering what happened to all that gravy! In Australia, a scientist discovered fossils of giant, crocodile-sized sea scorpions that ruled the oceans over 400 million years ago. These ancient creatures were like underwater tanks, using their huge claws to snatch up prey. Who knew the past could be so creepy and cool? Manette Baillie celebrated her 102nd birthday by becoming Britain's oldest skydiver, proving it's never too late for adventure! Meanwhile, John Tinniswood, the world's oldest living man at 112, enjoys a simpler life but has no secrets for living so long. Age is just a number for these incredible individuals! An origami bow tie. For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce Terms and Conditions: For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.

S5 Ep 1096The Paralympics... Your Shortcut
We'll take you through HOW the Paralympics got started, WHAT kind of disabilities are included in the Games, and WHO to look out for when you watch. For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce Promotion Terms and Conditions - For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale. Check out the Squiz Kids website for all of our other Fun, Free and Fresh offerings! Awesome classroom resources.

S5 Ep 1095Tropical island summit time; Botswana’s great big diamond; Australia’s youngest Paralympian; tomorrow’s best games revealed.
Your daily kids news podcast. This week, leaders from 18 Pacific nations, including Australia and New Zealand, are gathering in Tonga for an important meeting. The big topic? Climate change and how rising sea levels could impact the islands. In Botswana, an incredible 2,492-carat diamond has been discovered, making it one of the largest ever found! The gem was found using super cool X-ray technology at the Karowe Diamond Mine. That’s some serious bling! Holly Warn, Australia’s youngest Paralympian, is off to Paris! This 15-year-old swimmer has cerebral palsy but never lets it slow her down. She’ll be competing in the 100m and 400m freestyle events. Imagine getting paid to make video games! A group of young game developers in New South Wales received government grants to create new games, including ones with starships, elephants, and mischievous puppies. So, keep playing and coding, kids—your game ideas could be next! For the full episode transcript, click here. Bounce Promotion Terms and Conditions - For bookings made between September 1 – October 31 2024, and jumped between September 1 – October 31 2024. Applicable on Child, Student, Adult, miniBOUNCER, Awesome 4some, Friday Super Session and 2 Hour Superpass tickets. Does not include BOUNCE grip socks. Available for online bookings only. Available at all BOUNCE venues across Australia, excluding miniBOUNCE Carindale.