World’s biggest iceberg sets sail
An iceberg that’s twice the size of London and two thirds the height of the world’s tallest skyscraper has started drifting away from Antarctica and could wind up in British waters
An iceberg that’s twice the size of London and two thirds the height of the world’s tallest skyscraper has started drifting away from Antarctica and could wind up in British waters
With the help of artificial intelligence, royal fans have been given a wildly lifelike glimpse into the future
Apex marine predators such as great white sharks regularly visit the midnight zone more than 1000m below the ocean’s surface – but it’s a secret society as scientists don’t know why they do it
It is 100 years since the first radio show was broadcast to Australian listeners from a Sydney station. Radio has come a long way in a century and is still as relevant today as it was in 1923
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship made it to space before two explosions destroyed it minutes into the test flight. But Musk doesn’t see this as a setback
The threat of an imminent volcanic eruption has Iceland on edge days after evacuations began and a state of emergency was declared as more smoke seeps from giant cracks in empty streets
Mind-boggling images of unknown galaxies and the Horsehead Nebula have been captured by the Euclid space telescope as the hi-tech instrument travels around the sun in the pursuit of science
Schools, hospitals, transport and banks were affected when a nationwide Optus outage left over 10 million Australians without phone and internet access – KEY IMPACTS EXPLAINED
A tarantula looking for company has caused a crash in the US but it’s funnel-webs to the rescue in Australia as scientists look to use our deadliest spider’s venom to treat heart attack and stroke
All four living and passed members of The Beatles have come together with the help of AI to release a new, chart-topping song
Australians will have the chance to share their stories with future generations following their death, thanks to a Melbourne man’s innovative twist to a QR code
Healthy Harold’s friend Jack loves playing soccer and computer games – until his teammate posts an online video of Jack making a mistake and social media comments turn out to be no fun at all
NASA’s Lucy spacecraft has given ‘a quick hello’ to the first of 10 asteroids it is likely to encounter on its 12-year journey to Jupiter
A giant leap in space research that has seen mouse embryos successfully grow in microgravity conditions has big implications for humans
‘AI’ named Word of the Year by Collins Dictionary as Kids News joins ‘the dominant conversation of 2023’ with an AI experiment transforming stars and politicians into a Halloween Hall of Fame
A Chinese company has become the first in the world to be permitted to fly passengers in air taxis without a pilot at the controls. Discover how they work and how safe they are
Tasmania’s famous thylacines could be back from extinction by 2028, according to the project team, but not all wildlife experts think resurrecting and releasing the species is such a good idea
Happy little Vegemites have extra spring while they spread as Australia’s unofficial national spread clocks a century, with fans including retired tennis ace and new mum Ash Barty
Home internet is a necessity for Australian students but there are too many without good access. The government is trying to change this. Here’s how
From popping balloons on pogo sticks to big pumpkin boats and even gearing up for the loudest burp, could the Guinness World Records 2024 be the zaniest year yet?