VIDEOSportSpain’s World Cup stage TrumpedSpain has made history as the first nation to hold the men’s and women’s World Cup trophies simultaneously after beating Argentina but the players were nearly upstaged by Donald Trump
VIDEOSpelling BeePM builds bridge to Spelling BeeHome and Away stars Ada Nicodemou and James Stewart have joined the Prime Minister in championing Kids News’ national spelling challenge that saw a record 82,712 student regos last year
Book ClubThe best books for wintry wondersOur HarperCollins Book Club winter reading guide has got you covered for bright ideas for book picks – here’s what’s hot now the temp’s dropped
HistoryTime facts that will bend your brainAmong the pyramids, woolly mammoths, space travel, iPhones and Picasso are some weird overlaps that feel impossible – take a look at this fascinating gallery and these strange-but-true facts
UPDATEDSportSocceroos to meet Egypt Round 2The Socceroos will meet Egypt in the World Cup knockout stages, dodging Belgium and thrilling Australian fans after the carefully played 0-0 draw against Paraguay both sides needed to advance
Just for FunWin a slime kit in our colouring-in competitionKids News is running an Easter colouring-in competition during the school holidays with a super slime kit the ultimate prize for the best entries. Ready, set, colour
Just for FunWhat is chocolate and is it good for you?Almost everyone is mad about chocolate and not just at Easter. Ahead of the annual chocolate feast, we set out to answer some of the most asked questions about this special treat
Just for FunExtreme surfers invent iceboard surfingSurfers have a lot of time to think about the health of the world’s oceans when they’re out there waiting for a wave, so these surfers invented the ultimate eco-friendly surfboard
EnvironmentEarth Hour: Change the way we liveJoin the global movement of hundreds of millions of people all turning off the lights as a way of working together to care for the environment
AnimalsWeird, wacky, wonderful nature photosWe’ve compiled an incredible collection of photographs of creatures big and small interacting with the world in amazing ways. Which photo do you like best?
Just for FunHarry Potter on mission to get gamers outdoorsGet ready for the next Harry Potter craze — and one of its main aims is to get fans and gamers spending more time outdoors in a Pokemon Go-style treasure hunt
EnvironmentLipstick-pink lake a hit for selfiesPeople who love pink are flocking like flamingoes to take selfies in front of a lake in Melbourne dyed by a population explosion of algae
Just for FunToy Story 4 is an adventure of discoveryNew friends, old friends, daring rescues and what it means to be a child’s toy are all part of the storyline for the new Toy Story 4 movie. Watch the full-length trailer
Just for FunHip hop makes cheese taste greatPlaying music to cheese improves its flavour, according to a Swiss study. But not just any music will do. Hip hop is where it’s at if you want really fruity cheese
SportGreen Flying Dude is king of the skyHigh-flying wingsuiter Chris Byrnes — otherwise known as The Green Flying Dude — is king of the sky after claiming three national titles
Just for FunFirst look at Frozen 2 movie trailerThe first teaser for the Disney movie Frozen 2 has been released. This time , Elsa and Anna must navigate their way through another dangerous adventure
ArtsHow the Opera House could have lookedIt’s one of Australia’s most recognisable landmarks, but the Sydney Opera House could have looked very, very different if any of the other ideas submitted were built instead
Just for FunGirl’s long hair breaks world recordShe’s only 16 years old, yet this girl has already broken a world long-hair record, all because she had a bad haircut when she was six years old
Book ClubKids News reader vs kids book authorKids News reader Alexa B has interviewed children’s book author David Baddiel on how long it takes to write a book, his inspiration for Head Kid and if there’ll be a sequel
Humanities‘Canberra bubble’ the 2018 word of the yearA two-word phrase — made famous by the Prime Minister — about politicians worrying about themselves rather than everyday Australians has been named the 2018 Word of the Year