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Squiz Kids

Squiz Kids is a news podcast, just for kids! Presented by Bryce Corbett and Christie Kijurina, it"s a 10 minutes of age-appropriate news , delivered with positivity and humour. Make it part of your daily routine by playing it over breakfast, during the drive to school or - for all the Squiz teachers out there - in the classroom. There"s also kids v adults quizzes, a book club, kids-only Q&As (with people like the Prime Minister!), deep dives into topics kids love (from Barbie to Halloween, toys,

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9:33

Kids vs Adults Weekly News S'Quiz

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2026/06/11

A fun kids vs adults news quiz to test who’s been paying the most attention to the week in news.For the full episode transcript, click here.

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11:56

Spotlight: The Kids Taking Over the AFL Commentary Box

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2026/06/11

This week, we're bringing you a very special Squiz Kids Spotlight. Bryce chats with the stars of the upcoming 7 AFL Kids Call, where kids take over the commentary box for Sunday's AFL clash between St Kilda and the GWS Giants on 7plus. Meet Alex, the play-by-play commentator who's already handed a premiership medal to an AFL star and is chasing his dream of becoming a professional sports caller. Hear from Indie, who'll be reporting from the boundary line right in the thick of the action. And meet

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11:21

The Philippines shaken by a mega quake, and NASA...

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2026/06/10

Your daily news podcast.The Philippines shaken by a mega quake; NASA launches space underwear; Commonwealth Games qualifiers; and some mozzie misinformation NASA’s future Moon astronauts will wear high-tech cooling underwear, helped along by Prada. A powerful earthquake has hit the Philippines, damaging buildings and injuring many people. Rescuers are searching for survivors, and people around the world are sending thoughts and support. Australia’s Commonwealth Games team is taking shape, with

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10:18

SA kids join Squiz-E’s gang, and a big bug bust

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2026/06/09

Your daily kids news podcast.SA kids join Squiz-E’s gang; a large-as-life foosball record; Roman ruins buried at school; and a big bug bust. South Australia is partnering with Newshounds to help kids become smarter, safer and savvier online. That means more fact-checking, more critical thinking and more kids learning to STOP, THINK and CHECK. A whole lot of football fans in Canada became real-life foosball players, gripping giant poles and shuffling side to side to break a world

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13:39

Football Fever and the 2026 men's FIFA World Cup -...

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2026/06/08

It's watched by billions of people. More than 200 national teams dream of qualifying. And when it's over, one team will be crowned the best on Earth. In this Squiz Kids Shortcut, Christie and Bryce trace the incredible journey of football from ancient ball games in China and beyond, through the codification of the modern game in England, to the creation of FIFA and the first FIFA Men's World Cup in Uruguay in 1930. You'll also hear Australia's own World Cup story, from the Socceroos' first

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12:10

Invasive Species - From the Vault

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2026/06/06

Cute rabbits. Fluffy cats. Tiny mice.They might look harmless, but some introduced animals have had an enormous impact on Australia's unique environment. In this Squiz Kids From The Vault episode, we explore the world of invasive species. You'll discover what makes a species "invasive", how animals like cane toads, feral cats and mice arrived in Australia, and why they can cause such big problems for native wildlife and ecosystems. 🎧 A fascinating look at one of Australia's biggest

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3:50

Why did dinosaurs like T. Rex have such tiny arms?...

Squiz Kids ·

2026/06/05

For years, scientists have puzzled over one of the most famous features in dinosaur history. Were those little arms useful? Were they a mistake of evolution? Or did they serve a secret purpose?In this Squiz Kids Science Short, we explore brand-new research suggesting that some giant meat-eating dinosaurs evolved powerful heads and jaws that made their arms less important over time. Along the way, we discover that evolution just needs to be good enough, and find out why tiny arms may have been a

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10:35

Kids vs Adults Weekly News S'Quiz

Squiz Kids ·

2026/06/04

A fun kids vs adults news quiz to test who’s been paying the most attention to the week in news.For the full episode transcript, click here.

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10:39

The case of the missing devil, and Operation Mozzie...

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2026/06/03

Your daily kids news podcast.The case of the missing devil; Operation Mozzie takes off; AFL’s Hawks fans in fake photo drama; and the World Cup’s unlikely hero. Mary the Tasmanian Devil has escaped from a Queensland wildlife park and is still on the loose! A New Zealand footballer has gone from 5,000 followers to more than 4 million after being crowned the World Cup’s unlikely hero by an Argentinian influencer. Scientists are releasing millions of specially bred mosquitoes that could help stop

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11:26

Mega month of sport begins! And, the world’s largest...

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2026/06/02

Your daily kids news podcast.Mega month of sport begins; chalk art hits the road; a tiny turtle triumph; and the world’s largest paper plane? The Socceroos are heading to the biggest FIFA World Cup ever, while ice hockey and basketball finals also burst into action this week. Artists in Missouri are transforming streets into giant 3D illusions that look like monsters, cliffs and giant holes bursting from the pavement. More than 9,000 baby green sea turtles are heading out to sea after

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15:20

The History of Money: Boulders, Banks and Bitcoin -...

Squiz Kids ·

2026/06/01

In this episode of Squiz Kids Shortcut, Christie and Bryce explore the weird, surprising and sometimes downright bonkers history of money. From giant limestone wheels on the Pacific island of Yap to the first coins stamped by kings, paper money in ancient China, Renaissance banks, gold bars, Bitcoin and beyond. Discover what actually makes something “money” in the first place, how money changed from shells, salt, giant stone wheels, shiny coins and paper notes, and why something only becomes money

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9:15

Amazing cave rescue in Laos, and the world’s best...

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2026/05/31

Your daily kids news podcast. Amazing cave rescue in Laos; a rare blue micromoon; big weekend for soccer fans; and the world’s best spellers. Five men trapped underground in a flooded cave in Laos were rescued after a week of tense efforts. Shrey Parikh, 14, raced through 32 tricky words in 90 seconds to win the world’s biggest spelling bee. Australia’s Socceroos kicked off World Cup prep with a 1–0 loss to Mexico in front of 78,000 fans, while PSG snatched Champions League glory from Arsenal

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9:15

Eddie Mabo and Native Title - From the Vault

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2026/05/30

Who was Eddie Mabo… and how did one man help change Australian law forever? In this special From The Vault episode for Reconciliation Week, we revisit the remarkable story of Eddie Koiki Mabo, a Torres Strait Islander man whose fight for fairness led to one of the most important legal decisions in Australian history. Discover what terra nullius really meant, why land is so deeply connected to culture and identity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, and how the landmark Mabo decision

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3:58

Could scientists really bring animals back from...

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2026/05/29

What if a woolly mammoth wandered past your school oval… or a Tasmanian tiger trotted through the playground?In this week’s Squiz Kids Science Short, we explore the surprising science of de-extinction... the real-life effort to bring vanished animals back using ancient DNA, gene editing and even giant artificial eggs. Could scientists really recreate creatures like mammoths, moa birds or the thylacine? And if science can do it… should it? Listen carefully — there’s no test, but plenty to think

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9:50

Kids vs Adults Weekly News S'Quiz

Squiz Kids ·

2026/05/28

A fun kids vs adults news quiz to test who’s been paying the most attention to the week in news.For the full episode transcript, click here. Written and hosted by Christie Kijurina

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10:52

We’re off to the Moon! and Blues win first Origin

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2026/05/27

Your daily kids news podcasts.We’re off to the Moon!; Blues win first Origin; Squiz-E sniffs a fake; and Britain’s cheese rolling championships NASA wants humans living on the Moon by 2032! In England, brave and slightly bonkers racers chased a rolling cheese wheel down a steep hill. NSW pulled off a huge State of Origin comeback, beating Queensland 22–20 with a last-minute try. Squiz-E is warning kids about false claims spreading online about diphtheria. For the full episode transcript,

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9:58

National Reconciliation Week starts, and an Aussie...

Squiz Kids ·

2026/05/26

Your daily kids news podcast.National Reconciliation Week starts; a student tractor take-over; some furry film stars; and an Aussie astronaut’s invited to space. Australia is marking National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week by remembering the Stolen Generations and thinking about how people can listen, learn and move forward together. Millions of Muslims from around the world are gathering in Mecca for the Hajj, an important pilgrimage filled with prayer, reflection and

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14:22

The United Arab Emirates - Squiz the World goes to...

Squiz Kids ·

2026/05/25

Each fortnight, we give the world globe a spin and see where we land. Then we take the kids of Australia on an audio excursion to visit that country and its people.Join your captain, Christie Kijurina, on an audio adventure. Today, we’re flying to the United Arab Emirates, a country where desert traditions and futuristic ambition race side by side. From robot camel jockeys and towering skyscrapers to pearl-diving history, giant shopping malls and skiing with penguins in the desert, there’s so much

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9:33

Hopes for peace in Iran, and footy player breaks most...

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2026/05/24

Your daily kids news podcast. Hopes for peace in Iran; footy player breaks most games record; the galaxy that ate another; and bringing dino-birds back from extinction. The world is watching closely as hopes rise for a truce in the Iran conflict. Scientists are hoping to bring the giant moa back from extinction using super-clever artificial eggshell technology. AFL great Scott Pendlebury made history by playing a record-breaking 433rd game. From meteors blazing overhead to galaxies gobbling

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11:42

The Great Barrier Reef - From the Vault

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2026/05/23

This weekend, we’re heading beneath the waves to explore one of the most extraordinary places on Earth... Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. In this classic Squiz Kids Shortcut, Bryce and Amanda unpack why the reef is one of the seven natural wonders of the world, what coral reefs actually are (spoiler: coral is alive!), and why scientists are worried this incredible underwater ecosystem could be in trouble. Along the way, discover a dazzling world packed with turtles, whales, sharks, clownfish,

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