Discovery Kids

Drama series about a group of children who live with their families beneath the dish of a space tracking station in the Australian wilderness. Items that Tony’s wife had with her on her fatal flight wash up in a lake. Mike wants to find out more, but Tony is afraid of the truth

The Sci-Busters kids employ crazy experiments to solve scientific riddles. Here they discover how ice skaters and dancers build up speed up while spinning on the same spot

This edition of the fun science magazine looks at explosions. Elisha learns about fireworks, and we go rock blasting in a quarry. A special effects expert sets up a stunt explosion, and Charlie mixes baking soda and vinegar to create safe blasts at home

More reptilian adventures with Steve and Terri Irwin, aimed at the next generation of animal lovers. Australia has some of the most venomous snakes in the world, and Steve and Terri set out on a dangerous mission to show us the most deadly ones

The educational series finds out what’s so good about elephant dung, tours a sewer system and answers the niggling question: why are bird droppings white?

Animated adventures with the world’s smallest superhero

Children’s wildlife series, revealing how animals use their coats to keep warm in winter. They may have fur, feathers or fat, but they all serve the same purpose. But what happens when summer comes? Jackie helps her dog to lose its heavy winter coat, and Zoboo’s friend Wiggy is losing her feathers

Animated educational series exploring our planet and how it sustains life

Double bill of the children’s animation about a six-year-old jet and his aircraft friends. In I’m Being Followed by the Moon, Snuffy is worried because at night the moon seems to follow him wherever he goes. And in Something Special, Revvin’ Evan is rescued by the planes at EZ Airlines when he hits a bump at the side of the road

Animated educational series explaining how things work in a simple and colourful way

Fun in the harbour with Theodore and his floating friends

Animated educational series explaining how things work in a simple and colourful way

Here’s a good question: why do we laugh? Why do some things appear funny? What makes us hold our sides with mirth? Professor Iris enjoys a chuckle or two, and also shows how puppets are made and how much fun they can be

Animated educational series exploring our planet and how it sustains life

Children’s series which makes learning fun through music, movement and laughter. Kellie breaks out in a rash after eating too much chocolate. Charli counts imaginary spots, Tim uses a broom with kitchen implements hanging from it to represent a dinosaur rib cage. And Nathan hunts for a comfortable place to rest. Plus a story about a girl who loves to dance

Animated adventures with the world’s smallest superhero

Brian Cant and his animal pals have fun in the farmyard with stories, games and songs

Puppet fun for youngsters. Bertha thinks that Salty should not eat so much. Captain Bob tells Salty and Bertha about some strange tracks that have been found leading directly to the Beachcomber. Jenny explains how different tracks are made in the sand

Fun in the harbour with Theodore and his floating friends

Animated educational series explaining how things work in a simple and colourful way

Double bill of the children’s animation about a six-year-old jet and his aircraft friends. In I’m Being Followed by the Moon, Snuffy is worried because at night the moon seems to follow him wherever he goes. And in Something Special, Revvin’ Evan is rescued by the planes at EZ Airlines when he hits a bump at the side of the road

Professor Iris breezes into class and announces that today’s lesson is going to be about wind. We learn that wind can be anything from a breeze to a tornado, and that sometimes it can carry away very important papers. The gang learn how to make a kite and find out how much fun kites can be

Animated adventures with the world’s smallest superhero

Children’s wildlife series, revealing how animals use their coats to keep warm in winter. They may have fur, feathers or fat, but they all serve the same purpose. But what happens when summer comes? Jackie helps her dog to lose its heavy winter coat, and Zoboo’s friend Wiggy is losing her feathers

Animated educational series explaining how things work in a simple and colourful way

Brian Cant and his animal pals have fun in the farmyard with stories, games and songs

Animated educational series exploring our planet and how it sustains life

Puppet fun for youngsters. Bertha thinks that Salty should not eat so much. Captain Bob tells Salty and Bertha about some strange tracks that have been found leading directly to the Beachcomber. Jenny explains how different tracks are made in the sand

Fun in the harbour with Theodore and his floating friends

Animated educational series explaining how things work in a simple and colourful way

Double bill of the children’s animation about a six-year-old jet and his aircraft friends. In I’m Being Followed by the Moon, Snuffy is worried because at night the moon seems to follow him wherever he goes. And in Something Special, Revvin’ Evan is rescued by the planes at EZ Airlines when he hits a bump at the side of the road

Animated educational series explaining how things work in a simple and colourful way

Drama series about a group of children who live with their families beneath the dish of a space tracking station in the Australian wilderness. Items that Tony’s wife had with her on her fatal flight wash up in a lake. Mike wants to find out more, but Tony is afraid of the truth

Animated adventures with the world’s smallest superhero

This edition of the fun science magazine looks at explosions. Elisha learns about fireworks, and we go rock blasting in a quarry. A special effects expert sets up a stunt explosion, and Charlie mixes baking soda and vinegar to create safe blasts at home

More reptilian adventures with Steve and Terri Irwin, aimed at the next generation of animal lovers. Australia has some of the most venomous snakes in the world, and Steve and Terri set out on a dangerous mission to show us the most deadly ones

Fantasy adventure series, set in the near future, about Neri the Ocean Girl and the young inhabitants of an underwater research colony. A new arrival on ORCA causes havoc. Jason makes a new friend, and Neri makes an interesting discovery

The Sci-Busters kids employ crazy experiments to solve scientific riddles. Here, they discover why fingers go wrinkly in the bath

The educational series finds out what’s so good about elephant dung, tours a sewer system and answers the niggling question: why are bird droppings white?

The Sci-Busters kids employ crazy experiments to solve scientific riddles