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1 online resource (streaming video file) (30 min.) ; 148412830 bytes |
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DIAMOND JUBILEEIt's been 60 years since Queen Elizabeth the second became Queen. Lots of celebrations are planned around the world to mark the Diamond Jubilee. BtN looks back at how she became a Queen and how she's adapted to a changing world.SUPER TELESCOPEAustralia will play a major role in a massive science project that could help unlock some of the secrets of the Universe. It will host part of the biggest radio telescope ever built, known as the Square Kilometre Array. The project will try to discover more about how the Universe started and could help in the search for alien life.MUSIC MONEYSpotify has just been launched in Australia which lets people listen songs for free. It's legal... but some artists are worried that it's going to make it even harder to make money in the music industry. So how do musicians make money?QUOLLYou can't find the Eastern Quoll on mainland Australia anymore, but they can still be found in Tassie. However lately they seem to be disappearing without a trace. So we joined some detective researchers as they try to track down the Eastern Quoll.SOCCER SCHOOLA new teaching program, borrowed from the English Premier League, is using soccer to get kids interested in other subjects at school. So how can a kick around with some mates help you learn about maths, English or science? Sarah finds out |
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Broadcast 2012-06-05 at 10:00:00 |
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Classification: G |
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Royal family.
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Anniversaries.
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Dasyurus.
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Mass media.
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Soccer -- Study and teaching.
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Tennis players.
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Australia.
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Streaming video
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Bazley, Nathan, host
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Larsen, Sarah, reporter
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Thiele, Natasha, reporter
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Gill, Nigel, contributor
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Kruszelnicki, Karl, contributor
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McGlone, Peter, contributor
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Owusu, Lloyd, contributor
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Stosur, Sam, contributor
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