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    Sparkly poo and bizarre moons

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    In today’s episode, we’ll hear about a high-tech idea that has people talking. We’ll meet some zookeepers poking around piles of poo on purpose and then we’ll head about as far away from the poo as possible, deep into outer space, for our Wow of the Week.

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    © Australian Broadcasting CorporationLength 9 min6 August 2026NewsEducationalGeographyAustraliaEpisodic

    Harmony Week and feline friends

    Harmony Week and feline friends

    This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

    Listen to episode one here

    In today’s episode, we’ll hear about a high-tech idea that has people talking. We’ll meet some zookeepers poking around piles of poo on purpose and then we’ll head about as far away from the poo as possible, deep into outer space, for our Wow of the Week.

    Quiz Questions

    1.What might you be able to use as a ticket at the footy?2.What are zookeepers searching for in the poo?3.What is the name of Neptune's biggest moon?Answers

    1.Your face.2.Edible glitter3.Triton News Noodler

    Do you think it’s a good idea to use your face as a ticket? What are the positives and the negatives of the idea?


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