On birds, fathers and fairy possums

On birds, fathers and fairy possums

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Encore: Judy Brewer on country love, deb balls and understanding autism

Judy grew up on a farm in north-east Victoria.When she was seventeen, a family tragedy saw her thrust into life as a farmer for the first time.Being a young farmer led her into local politics, and eventually into a burgeoning friendship with a lanky, much-loved local politician n ...  Afficher plus

A man, his gum trees, and his 'second education'

The world's leading eucalyptus expert, Professor Steve Hopper, on what science and culture say about these spectacular trees, and how Noongar elders in WA's South West led his 'second education' in botany.Australia is one of the richest places on earth when it comes to botanical ...  Afficher plus

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Sounds Like Australia Ep4: Elena Emu and Kirra Quokka climb up the Blue Mountains
ABC Classic Kids

Kirra wakes up early in the deep bush and uses bird calls to find her way the top of the mountain where she meets Elena Emu who will show her the way to the Sydney Opera House. In this episode, children can march through the bush, and learn how the flute and the piccolo make warb ...  Afficher plus

Indonesia’s Gigantic Ahool
Mythical Monsters

The hunter becomes the hunted in this story about a screeching cryptid in the forests of Indonesia. With a 10-foot wingspan, the Ahool invites the awe and terror of a scientist determined to get out from under his father’s shadow, and make his own name. Learn more about your ad c ...  Afficher plus

La chasse au trésor du petit écureuil et son ami le hérisson
Les petites histoires pour s'endormir

Le petit écureuil Noisette et son ami le hérisson Picotin partent à la recherche d'un trésor caché dans la forêt. Avec l'aide d'une vieille carte, ils surmontent de nombreux obstacles et rencontrent de nouveaux amis avant de découvrir le trésor tant convoité. Une a ...

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Critter of the Week: Vagrant spiders
Afternoons

The vagrant spiders are unique to Aotearoa. They are big and hairy, and they like to roam around in search of a meal. When they're not wandering around at night in native forests or suburban gardens, they hunker down under logs or stones. Ellen Rykers joins Jesse to tell us all a ...  Afficher plus