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Season 2024
Nic looks at what famine is, how it's caused, and what can be done to solve it.
Should the voting age in Australia be lowered to 16? There are growing calls to give young people a bigger say.
One in four students say they struggle to balance school life with other commitments. Cale finds out why that is and what teens can do about it.
We meet singer/songwriter Sofia Menguita and learn about her songwriting process and inspirations.
The government wants more regional students to go on to study at TAFE or University, but they often face additional barriers in doing so. Nat speaks to students about their experiences.
With Russia's presidential election just days away, we learn about the country's history and its current President, Vladamir Putin.
Cale explains what black holes are and finds out what would happen if he fell into one.
Are music festivals dying? Ella looks at how live music has been affected by COVID-19 and the cost of living.
There's been a rise in pre-teens buying beauty and skincare products, but are there risks to using them on young skin?
As Taylor Swift embarks on her Eras tour in Australia, we take a closer look at the pop star's cultural impact.
Australia has the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, but experts worry teens aren't taking sun exposure seriously. Cale finds out about changing attitudes and gets his skin checked.
Season 2023
Amelia finds out how food impacts our mood and mental health.
Ella explains how to deal with a "catfish", someone who sets up a fake online identity to trick their target into a relationship.
Cale finds out why some volcanoes are incredibly dangerous and others are seen as popular tourist attractions.
With Australia's COVID numbers on the rise again, Michelle speaks with an immunology expert to find out how our bodies fight infectious diseases.
Australians are using less cash than ever before, so is it time to say goodbye to physical currency? We ask teenagers what they think.
Amelia speaks with body positivity advocate and Australian of the Year, Taryn Brumfitt.
Cale asks three teenagers to do a week-long phone detox, spending just 30 minutes per day looking at screens.
Many community sports across Australia are suffering from umpire shortages, and experts say one of the reasons for it is abuse from players and spectators. Cale finds out what's being done to solve it.
Justina breaks down the science of bushfires and what it can teach us about preventing them.
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