A sister’s rescue mission to Ukraine; the water bubbler tree; 104 marathons in 104 days; and sniffing out truth in the election. 

All eyes on the reserve bank; a four-year-old Formula One wannabe; bees doing maths; and the world’s longest plane flights.

The Australian Olympic Team wants you; the worst choice of holiday souvenir; what your dog’s breed says about its behaviour; and a long, long wait for a birthday cake.

The world’s first floating city; Dolphins go to war; why spiders jump after kissing; and the $100,000 sneakers you can’t even wear.

Why your weekly shop costs more; the burger flipping robot; the oldest woman in the world; and Venus and Jupiter snuggle up.

Settle in as we explore the history of Australian democracy and how our government works. In this episode, we explore how Australia became a country, why Canberra was chosen as its capital – and why thousands of meat pies were buried in the process…

A tale of two stock markets; Scotland’s whisky powered cars; Patty Mills and Daniel Riccardo are two good sports; and fake child soldiers in Ukraine

Crowds return for ANZAC Day; our ANZAC Day Special Report; the bears under the house; and the hiker down the toilet.

In the final episode of this three-part series, Bryce and Amanda discuss Squiz The World – the podcast that takes kids on an audio excursion to a different country each week.

In episode two of this three-part series, Bryce and Amanda discuss Squiz Kids Shortcuts – the weekly, ten minute deep dive into a topic of high interest to kids.