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    Why was Melbourne in Australia once known as Smellbourne? What does a Night Soil person do? And where does our poo and wee go when we flush?

    The Fact Detectives find out all this and more when they meet Marita Dyson from Melbourne Museum who clears up all these smelly mysteries and more. Listen now to find out what other cool facts the Fact Detectives ‘flush’ out!

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    © LiSTNR SupportLength 7 min18 September 2019Season 1Episode 4FactsScienceAustraliaEpisodic

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    6-10FactsScienceAustraliaEpisodic18 September 2019© LiSTNR Support

    Why was Melbourne in Australia once known as Smellbourne? What does a Night Soil person do? And where does our poo and wee go when we flush?

    The Fact Detectives find out all this and more when they meet Marita Dyson from Melbourne Museum who clears up all these smelly mysteries and more. Listen now to find out what other cool facts the Fact Detectives ‘flush’ out!

    A Kinderling co-production with Museums Victoria.

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