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Title Behind The News
Published Australia : ABC, 2011
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Description 1 online resource (streaming video file) (24 min. 36 sec.) ; 148275579 bytes
Summary A ROYAL LIFEMany girls dream of being a Princess, but the reality of the role might put a lot of people off the idea. We look at what's in store for Kate Middleton as she becomes part of the royal family. We discover that being a Princess is a full time job and involves a lot of sacrifice. CARBON TAXYou've probably heard the words 'carbon tax' and 'carbon price' on the news recently. It's an issue that the government has been trying to resolve for some time now. But what does it all mean and why is it such a controversial subject? TEACHER FOR A DAYTo be a teacher you need years of training and the right kind of personality. It can be a difficult and demanding job. We sent Nathan back to school... to see how he would manage being a teacher for a day. ASTHMAAsthma affects more than 2 million Australians every year, including one in nine kids. It's a pricey health problem, costing around half a billion dollars a year to treat asthma sufferers. And with today being World Asthma Day, we thought we'd look a little deeper into what it's all about. BADMINTONIt's a racquet sport... with no ball. We learn about badminton and catch up with a young star of the sport. We also look at the history of the game... and we examine the science behind how the shuttlecock works
Event Broadcast 2011-05-03 at 10:00:00
Notes Classification: G
Subject Asthma in children.
Badminton (Game)
Communicable diseases -- Transmission.
Education -- Study and teaching.
Olympic sports.
Teacher effectiveness.
Australia.
Form Streaming video
Author Bazley, Nathan, host
Bennett, Kirsty, reporter
Hancock, Kerry, contributor
Kessler, Verdet, contributor
Thiele, Natasha, reporter