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Title Behind The News
Published Australia : ABC1, 2013
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Summary WILD WEATHERFor many families it hasn't been a good start to 2013. First there were massive bushfires which destroyed homes in Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales, then floods hit parts of Queensland and New South Wales. If you think that story sounds familiar, you're not wrong. In fact, BTN has started off many years with a story about natural disasters. So why is January such a dangerous month in Australia? Sarah finds out what's behind the wild weather.TASSIE REBUILDOver the holidays, Tasmania was hit by devastating bushfires that destroyed more than one hundred properties with some people being forced to take shelter on beaches and in boats. Now the clean-up and recovery process begins. We asked some BtN viewers to show us whats involved in rebuilding homes and schools affected by the bushfires.SCHOOL ECONOMICSWhile you were away from school some decisions were made about what you should be studying while youre at school. For the first time economics lessons will be taught to kids in primary school. We take a look at why teachers and politicians think the economy is something you need to know more about. AUSSIE FLAGA few weeks ago people all around the country celebrated Australia day. For most Aussies that means barbeques, trips to the beach, parties and lots of Australian flags. But this Australia day some were asking whether it might be time to change the Australian flag. So why do some people want it to be changed? BALL KIDSIf you caught the tennis over the school holidays, you would have been focused on watching the players on the court. But there are some other people on the sidelines who have an important job to do. Tash finds out what it's like to be a ball kid!
Event Broadcast 2013-02-05 at 10:00:00
Notes Classification: G
Subject Disaster relief -- Citizen participation.
Economics -- Study and teaching.
Flags -- Political aspects.
Natural disasters -- Management.
Tennis for children -- Coaching.
Cyclone damage.
Australia.
Form Streaming video
Author Bazley, Nathan, host
Larsen, Sarah, reporter
Thiele, Natasha, reporter
Abbott, Tony, contributor
Gillard, Julia, contributor
Lianio, Paul, contributor
Sturgess, Darren, contributor
Webster, Robert, contributor