Why do things change shape when we look at them through water? Teo investigates light refraction and experiments with ...

Grover is afraid of the monster at the end of the story so Elmo, Cookie Monster, Abby and Rosita comfort him and explain that ...

Girish Sawlani looks at the week in international news including more countries announce they plan to recognise Palestinian ...

Joanna sets off to one of her most epic voyages yet. In this episode she is heading to a remote Indonesian island, Banda, ...

When the shop runs out of breakfast things, the Bananas have to go to the farm to collect some fresh supplies. They collect ...

Professor Henry Brodaty, Researcher, Clinician and Policy Advisor, addresses the National Press Club on the topic "Australians need the 'slip, slop, slap' of brain health".

Dr Ann Jones heads to Rosemary Island, WA to join turtle scientists on their annual nest survey. It's hot work, but worth it - females laying eggs; flatback hatchlings, and she even wrestles a Green ...

Calls are growing over how to clamp down on the illicit tobacco trade as the black market continues to expand.

Aspiring magicians perform their best trick in order to try and fool legendary duo Penn & Teller. The prize? A chance to perform with the world-famous team in their celebrated Las Vegas show.

Wrexham AFC Captain James McClean talks to News Breakfast's sports presenter Catherine Murphy about touring Australia with world famous football club owned by celebrities Ryan Reynolds and Rob ...

While some economists are forecasting as many as four more cuts this interest rate cycle, Commonwealth Bank chief economist Luke Yeaman says the Reserve Bank will cut rates just two more times - on ...

Canstar's Sally Tindall says banks might consider adjusting credit card reward programs if they are left to face higher costs from the RBA's proposed surcharge reforms.