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On today's episode, we're celebrating World Children's Day! Then, we'll head to a beach in Victoria to inspect some fossilised footprints. We'll take to the skies with one of Australia's awesome female pilots, then touch down in the Northern Territory for a quick game of basketball. After that, it's time for an all-spinning, all-dancing Wow of the Week.
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Listen to episode one hereOn today's episode, we're celebrating World Children's Day! Then, we'll head to a beach in Victoria to inspect some fossilised footprints. We'll take to the skies with one of Australia's awesome female pilots, then touch down in the Northern Territory for a quick game of basketball. After that, it's time for an all-spinning, all-dancing Wow of the Week.
Quiz Questions
1.What is a 'right'?2.What animals left the footprints that Melissa found?3.What was built at Sydney Airport, and named after Captain Deborah?4.Which state or territory does Timmy run Hoops 4 Health in?5.Will Jeff be the oldest, or the youngest person competing in breaking at the Olympics next year?Bonus Tricky Question
Who were the two teams that played in the Men's Cricket World Cup final, and who won?
Answers
1.Something someone should have, no matter what2.Birds3.A bridge - The Deborah Lawrie Flyover4.Northern Territory5.YoungestBonus Tricky Answer
Australia beat India
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