ABC KIDS News Time

Isaac Muller is back to bring you more News Time!
We’ll hear about a group of teenage hikers who used their knowledge to make a brave rescue. We’ll find something gross but valuable that’s washed up on a beach. Then, in our Wow of the Week, we’ll meet someone who loves our world and has lived on it for much longer than most of us!
Quiz Questions
1. What has been discovered about platypuses from millions of years ago? 
2. What did the girls make to get the injured hiker to safety? 
3. Ambergris was once used as an ingredient in what item? 
4. Where are many Meekatharra kids riding their repaired bikes to? 
5. How old did Sir David Attenborough turn last week?
Answers
1. They had teeth! 
2. A homemade stretcher 
3. Perfume
4. School
5. 100!

Isaac Muller has picked up the microphone from Emily for this week's News Time!
You'll meet some litter legends working hard to make their community a cleaner place. We’ll visit an airport that’s hired a crew of robots to do some heavy lifting. And in our Wow of the Week, we’ll dig up a sensory scoop about seeds!
Quiz Questions
1. What nickname has Ayla given her walking frame? 
2. What bakery treat did the sisters enjoy after their litter collecting? 
3. Which country has introduced humanoid robot baggage handlers? 
4. What did Alby sleep next to each night as a two-year-old?
5. What noise does a falling raindrop sound like to a seed? 
Answers
1. Goldie
2. Vanilla slice
3. Japan
4. A container of golf balls
5. Plunk!

We're eager as a beaver to bring you this week's News Time, because it's another Amazing Animals special!
You’ll hear about a giant spiky creature that once roamed Australia; and meet Bruce, a disabled bird from New Zealand. Then we'll dive deep underwater and use our ears to find our Wow of the Week!
Quiz Questions
1. What animal did the fossil in the museum belong to? 
2. Is Bruce the Kea missing the top or bottom part of his beak? 
3. What was the name of the dog helping kids read?
4. What does Kungaka mean in language? 
5. The whales communicate in a series of short clicks, what are these called? (Hint: It starts with C)
Answers
1. A giant echidna
2. The top 
3. Tashi
4. The hidden one
5. Codas

On this edition of News Time, we’ll hear about an inclusive sport called adaptive skateboarding! We’ll also find our way to a shop that’ll soon be going off the grid. Then, in our Wow of the Week, we’ll discover a very fashionable item made from recycled tennis balls!
Quiz Questions
1. What is the name of the famous Australian dinosaur named after a town in outback Queensland?
2. What outback town did the Sydney Youth Orchestras travel to?
3. Why is the shop of maps in Adelaide closing?
4. What is the name of the sport that Bobby loves?
5. How many tennis balls go into landfill each year in Australia?
Answers
1. The muttaburrasaurus
2. Wilcannia
3. Shop owner Anthony is retiring
4. Adaptive skateboarding
5. 10 million

It's World Earth Day and News Time host, Emily, is learning all about it with the help of Lee Constable, a science and environmental communicator. She knows everything about renewable energy and where it comes from.