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• Women's Football (Soccer) - From the Vault

  It’s been a massive week for the Matildas — with Sam Kerr making her long-awaited return to Aussie soil in Adelaide for the first time in 763 days, and back-to-back wins over New Zealand. Plus, with just 86 days until Australia kicks off its AFC Women’s Asian Cup campaign in Perth, there’s no better time to look back at how women’s football began, how far it’s come, and why it matters so much today. LINKS: Women's football - primary sources The story of women's football in England History of women's football in Australia How the Matildas' got their name

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• Chewing gum: can we 'stick' to the facts? Science Short

  Watch this episode on YouTube Humans have been chewing sticky stuff for thousands of years, but how much of what we think we know about gum is actually true? In this Squiz Kids Science Short, Christie digs into the science behind five big gum questions. A sticky, stretchy, surprising trip into the chemistry, biology and brain science hiding inside every chew. Got a science question you’re dying to know the answer to? Email us at [email protected]!

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• Kids vs Adults Weekly News S'Quiz

  A fun kids vs adults news quiz to test who’s been paying the most attention to the week in news. For the full episode transcript, click here. Watch the Bradfield Bear video here.

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• Rage Bait takes the crown, and Dodgeball til you drop.

  Your daily kids news podcast. Rage Bait takes the crown; kids comment on social media ban; Trinity Library transforms; and Dodgeball til you drop. Rage Bait! It’s a sneaky online trick to make you mad and it just got crowned Word of the Year. Dublin’s most famous library is going full glow-up mode! The 300-year-old Trinity College Library is packing up thousands of ancient books, some older than your gran’s gran, to clean, scan and protect them. Imagine dodging dodgeballs for two days straight! That’s what 24 players just did in the UK, aiming to smash a world record and raise charity cash. Australia’s kids are speaking up about a social media ban — and they’ve got opinions! For the full episode transcript, click here. LEGO Build to Give

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• Action on supercharged e-bikes, and some sticky science

  Your daily kids news podcast. Action on supercharged e-bikes; there’s a bear in the air; backyard sausage burials; and some sticky science E-Bikes are zipping all over Aussie streets, but some are way too fast! 🚴💨 New rules are rolling out and putting the brakes on to keep kids safe. A school science project launched a teddy bear into the stratosphere! 🚀 But Bradfield Bear bailed mid-flight and floated away. Now there’s a bear hunt across England. Chewing gum that’s over 10,000 years old? YEP. Scientists found old sticky stuff in Estonia, and it still had tooth marks! 🤯 Turns out ancient folk might’ve shared their gum (ew!). Couples in Australia are burying sausages in their yards to stop rain on their wedding day.... it's true! For the full episode transcript, click here.

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