
Security net turned ejector seat
Cartoonist Mark Knight suggests Australians living with disability fear being among the 160,000 who may be cut off from NDIS as the scheme’s costs spiral toward an unsustainable $70 billion pa

New hope for rare genetic disease
A young boy has become the first in Australia to receive a life changing treatment for a disease that makes his skin as fragile as butterfly wings, bringing hope for others who are suffering

Is this ‘flying dolphin’ real or fake?
From flying dolphins to seagulls not being real, these fascinating wildlife facts will have you questioning everything you thought you knew about the wonderful world of animals

Croc hunts cuisine in crazy scenes
What are diners to do when a crocodile walks into a restaurant, leaps over a counter, strolls into the kitchen, flops onto a couch, then freshens up in a water feature? Find out what happened

Oz ships in massive diesel haul
In Part Three of our explainer series on oil prices, Kids News examines the effect high prices and reduced supply are having on supply chains and what the Government is doing about it

Today, AI changed Google forever
The days of struggling for the right search terms and opening multiple tabs to complete simple online tasks could well be over as Google rolls out a virtual ‘personal assistant’ within its browser

Robot runner trips over start line
A half-marathon in China saw more than 300 robots race -including one that smashed the human world record – but the rehearsal that didn’t go to plan for one clumsy bot in this epic fail

Megaship five times size of Titanic
he world’s largest cruise ship has opened for bookings, dwarfing the Titanic and aiming to make history once it begins sailing the high seas – see the size comparison and sneak a peek

Giant echidna hiding in museum
Scientists had been scratching their heads for almost 30 years as to why no fossils of Australia’s extinct giant echidna were being found in Victoria – until two researchers looked closer to home

12yo champions the ‘wonky’ fruit
A young Queensland boy’s simple but powerful message to reduce food waste and its impact on Australian farming families earned him a VIP seat in Canberra alongside Prime Minister Albanese