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Remembering Steve Irwin: The Crocodile Hunter's Legacy
This video provides a glimpse into the life and impact of Steve Irwin, the charismatic and passionate wildlife conservationist known as the Crocodile Hunter. From his humble beginnings as a professional crocodile hunter to international...
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Billie Jean King: A Tennis Legend and Advocate for Equality
This video provides a detailed overview of the remarkable career and impact of tennis legend Billie Jean King. It highlights her numerous accomplishments in the sport, including winning multiple Grand Slam titles and being a key figure...
Great Big Story
Meet the Jockey Making History
Witness Michelle Payne's historic triumph as the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup. Her inspiring journey challenges stereotypes and empowers young girls to pursue their dreams in horse racing.
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Australia's 50,000-Year-Old Superhighways
Archeologists and scientists have mapped ancient migration superhighways across Australia, which were used around 50,000 to 70,000 years ago by the first people to populate the land. These pathways remarkably align with modern highways,...
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World Solar Challenge: Racing Towards a Sustainable Future
The World Solar Challenge is an exhilarating 3000-kilometer race in Australia where solar-powered cars compete to showcase the potential of alternative fuels. With teams from around the world, including university students, these...
Great Big Story
How Quokka Selfies Helped Protect This Adorable Animal
Discover the adorable quokkas, internet's latest obsession! Learn about their habitat, behavior, and the art of taking ethical quokka selfies.
Brave Wilderness
Pink Creature from Down Under! (Rare Turtle Frog)
It’s pink, pudgy, and super rare! In this video the crew travels over 12,000 miles so Mark Vins can try to accomplish a childhood dream of catching the pink creature from down under - the one and only Turtle Frog. We Found It This video...
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Discovering Australia: Celebrating Australia Day
The video provides an overview of Australia Day celebrations on January 26th, marking the first white settlement in Australia in 1788. It showcases the festivities, including award ceremonies, speeches, parades, and fireworks, where...
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Deadly Snail's Venom Holds Promise for Powerful Pain Relief
The Great Barrier Reef is not only a natural wonder, but also home to a deadly marine snail that could hold the key to powerful new pain relieving drugs. Melbourne University researchers have discovered a compound in the venom of the...
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Revolutionizing Agriculture in Kuwait: Year-Round Vegetable Production in Greenhouses
In Kuwait, a farm has revolutionized agriculture by using special greenhouses and hydroponic methods to grow vegetables all year round, despite extreme temperatures reaching 60°C. This innovative approach not only provides a more...
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Exploring Nature's Pharmacy: Searching for New Medicines in Traditional Remedies
This video explores the importance of traditional remedies and the search for natural cures through scientific techniques. It highlights the advanced laboratory at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia, where robots screen hundreds...
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Revolutionizing Military Defense: Handheld Sensor Detects Biological Warfare Agents
In the Sydney laboratories of Ambri Limited, a groundbreaking handheld sensor has been developed to detect biological warfare agents in the air. This nanotechnology device, the size of a thumbnail, revolutionizes the military's approach...
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Revolutionary Medical Techniques for Stroke and Heart Attack Treatment
Researchers in Melbourne are pioneering techniques to reduce the temperature of stroke and heart attack patients using a revolutionary blood chilling device called a cooling catheter. By cooling the patient's core body temperature, the...
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The Nuna 2: Advancements in Solar-Powered Vehicle Technology
The Nuna 2 is an advanced solar-powered vehicle developed by Dutch students. Equipped with cutting-edge solar cells from the European Space Agency, it combines efficient energy collection, improved aerodynamics, and reduced weight to...
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The Stork: A Replica with a Historic Mission
The Stork, a replica of the original Second World War German reconnaissance aircraft, holds a special place in history as it was involved in the daring rescue of Mussolini in 1996. Designed by Nestor Schlepsev, a Yugoslav living in...
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World Solar Challenge: Dutch Team Sets New Record in Race Across Australian Desert
The World Solar Challenge is a race across the Australian desert, testing the endurance and technology of solar-powered cars. In this year's race, the Dutch team Nuna 2 broke their own record, completing the 3010 kilometer journey in...
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Alternative Energies Cup: Solar Powered Cars Race at Suzuka
The video showcases the 12th FIA Alternative Energies Cup in Japan, where solar-powered cars race on the Suzuka track. The event highlights the growing popularity of environmentally friendly technologies and serves as a development forum...
Financial Times
China's unseen war for strategic influence
Whether through security deals with the Solomon Islands or seeking to control the Chinese diaspora in Australia, Beijing puts huge resources into trying to influence how other countries view China. The FT's global China editor James...
Financial Times
Can scientists develop a coffee bean more resistant to climate change?
FT Food Revolution - The world’s top coffee producing nations all lie at similar tropical latitudes, where even small rises in temperature are forecast to have severe consequences for people and agriculture. But as the FT’s Nic Fildes...
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Ben and His Far Away Friends by Natalie Clark
This book is about an imaginative journey to a very real place. Has anyone every told you to get your head out of the clouds? Well in this story Ben not only has his head in the clouds but he actually travels on the cloud too. Ben has a...
Brave Wilderness
Will it BITE? Croc Catch Bare Handed
Salties are notoriously the world's most dangerous crocodile... do you think Coyote will get bit catching one barehanded? To Steve Irwin: thank you for everything you've done for conservation, for our world's wildlife, and for the next...
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Bearded Dragons, Skinks, & More: Learn About 7 Australian Animals
Curious about reptiles? Ever wanted to see some Australian Animals up close? We've got you covered! In this educational video, our friends at Animal Encounters from Seattle, WA show us 7 Australian Animals. Kim teaches us how the animals...
The Guardian
Economic Evolution From Mining to Tourism
Some residents of Queenstown, Tasmania - and some politicians - are pushing for a shift in economic priorities that focuses on tourism over mining. This isn't the first time Queenstown has considered the economic potential of tourism....
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Football Files - Episode 116 – MARK SCHWARZER
EXCELLENCE THIS FANTASTIC SHOT STOPPER IS REGARDED AS ONE OF THE BEST KEEPERS IN THE PREMIERSHIP. CAREER HE WAS BORN IN AUSTRALIA AND PLAYED FOR MARCONI BEFORE JOINING A GERMAN TEAM FOR A YEAR THEN BRADFORD CITY BEFORE HEADING TO...