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Cyclone chaos up north, and is that a mountain-climbing lion?

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Cyclone chaos up north; California’s super sticky traffic jam; a planet made of lava; and is that a mountain-climbing lion?

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© Squiz MediaLength 10 min18 March 2026Season 7Episode 1492NewsGame ShowAustraliaEpisodic

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6-1011+NewsGame ShowAustraliaEpisodic18 March 2026© Squiz Media

Your daily kids news podcast.

Cyclone chaos up north; California’s super sticky traffic jam; a planet made of lava; and is that a mountain-climbing lion?

A mega cyclone is heading for northern Australia—and it might cross the country THREE times! With super-strong winds and heaps of rain, flooding could follow.

A truck spilt tonnes of syrup all over a California highway—turning it into a gooey mess!

Scientists found a wild planet where the ground is basically melted rock—everywhere! With boiling-hot lava oceans and no solid land, it’s like the game “the floor is lava”… but for real.

A viral video showed a “Tibetan snow lion” climbing a mountain—but it turns out it’s totally fake!

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