• Devil comet in Aussie skies; Olympics countdown begins; Facebook fakers at it again; and Barbie’s BBQ sauce.

  • Apr 17 2024
  • Length: 12 mins
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Devil comet in Aussie skies; Olympics countdown begins; Facebook fakers at it again; and Barbie’s BBQ sauce.

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  • Your daily kids news podcast. This week, grab your telescopes and look up! The Devil's Comet, a giant space rock with cool, comet 'horns,' is swinging by Earth. It's a rare sight, appearing once every 71 years, glowing bright after sunset. Don't miss out, it's a stellar show in the sky! The Olympic torch is blazing its way to Paris from its ancient home in Olympia, Greece! With new games like breakdancing and skateboarding, this year's Olympics are sure to be extra groovy. Join the torch relay fun and cheer all the way to the opening ceremony! Get ready for a splash of color at your next bbq with the new pink Barbie barbecue sauce! Whether you're team sausage or team chips, this limited edition, pink-tinted sauce promises to be as tasty as the classic brown. Time to taste and see! It's a Thursday so join Squiz-E the Newshound on a mission to sniff out fake news! With a nose for the truth, he's here to remind us to Stop, Think and Check the facts before sharing anything online. For the full episode transcript, click here.
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