Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
GREEN BINS
If you live in Western Australia, you can no longer put items like tea bags, paper towels, used pizza boxes or dog poo in green FOGO bins. That stands for food organics and garden organics. It doesn't mean the rules change everywhere, because each state and territory, and even local councils have slightly different rules about what can and can't go in each bin. But Waste Authority WA says it decided to update its rules to prevent contamination, and to make things less confusing. With households now told to pop things like pet poo in their general rubbish bin instead. And as for what can go in the green bins, for starters, unpackaged food waste from things like fruits and veggies, along with garden waste, and certified compostable bin liners.
MOON CRASH PHOTOS
Yesterday, we told you about a piece of an old SpaceX rocket that unexpectedly crashed into the moon. And today, we've finally got photos of the crash site! If you look really closely, there's a new crater that's been formed by the crash that wasn't there before. These images are thanks to South Korea's space agency, and their lunar orbiter Danuri. There was also this video posted to X captured by a team of astronomers in Spain, which they believe to be footage of stuff blasting off the lunar surface around the time of the crash. From here, NASA is planning to send its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter to the site to catch its own glimpse.
DOG SHOW
Now to the Barossa Valley, where hundreds of furry friends are competing for the title of Top Dog! Yep, these aren't just any celebs getting ready for the red carpet. This is the 13th Golden Retriever National, an event that is only held once every three years at different locations around the country, and this time around, it's being held here in South Australia's Barossa Valley. And it can be pretty serious business. More than 300 paw-fect pooches have travelled from far and wide to take part, all vying for the prestigious title of Top Dog! But, with so many gorgeous goldens strutting their stuff on the catwalk, how are you supposed to pick a winner? Yeah, sorry, I mean the dogwalk, not the catwalk. Well, I reckon everyone here deserves a big round of a-paws.
OLDEST WING WALKER
Finally today, we're going to meet 97 year old Betty. Who's just broken a world record in the UK you just have to see to believe. Yes! She's asked to be strapped to the top of a plane! Her high flying stunt has earned her the title of oldest woman in the world to wing walk. She actually already held the world record for the oldest woman to wing walk when she last did it about four years ago. Her stunt is also raising money for a local hospital, which she stayed at last year while recovering from a stroke.
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GREEN BINS
If you live in Western Australia, you can no longer put items like tea bags, paper towels, used pizza boxes or dog poo in green FOGO bins. That stands for food organics and garden organics. It doesn't mean the rules change everywhere, because each state and territory, and even local councils have slightly different rules about what can and can't go in each bin. But Waste Authority WA says it decided to update its rules to prevent contamination, and to make things less confusing. With households now told to pop things like pet poo in their general rubbish bin instead. And as for what can go in the green bins, for starters, unpackaged food waste from things like fruits and veggies, along with garden waste, and certified compostable bin liners.
MOON CRASH PHOTOS
Yesterday, we told you about a piece of an old SpaceX rocket that unexpectedly crashed into the moon. And today, we've finally got photos of the crash site! If you look really closely, there's a new crater that's been formed by the crash that wasn't there before. These images are thanks to South Korea's space agency, and their lunar orbiter Danuri. There was also this video posted to X captured by a team of astronomers in Spain, which they believe to be footage of stuff blasting off the lunar surface around the time of the crash. From here, NASA is planning to send its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter to the site to catch its own glimpse.
DOG SHOW
Now to the Barossa Valley, where hundreds of furry friends are competing for the title of Top Dog! Yep, these aren't just any celebs getting ready for the red carpet. This is the 13th Golden Retriever National, an event that is only held once every three years at different locations around the country, and this time around, it's being held here in South Australia's Barossa Valley. And it can be pretty serious business. More than 300 paw-fect pooches have travelled from far and wide to take part, all vying for the prestigious title of Top Dog! But, with so many gorgeous goldens strutting their stuff on the catwalk, how are you supposed to pick a winner? Yeah, sorry, I mean the dogwalk, not the catwalk. Well, I reckon everyone here deserves a big round of a-paws.
OLDEST WING WALKER
Finally today, we're going to meet 97 year old Betty. Who's just broken a world record in the UK you just have to see to believe. Yes! She's asked to be strapped to the top of a plane! Her high flying stunt has earned her the title of oldest woman in the world to wing walk. She actually already held the world record for the oldest woman to wing walk when she last did it about four years ago. Her stunt is also raising money for a local hospital, which she stayed at last year while recovering from a stroke.
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