English Bites / Weather words

Previously on English Bites we've looked at ways of describing the weather. Today we're going to look at those weather words a bit more closely, and look at some unusual phrases.

English Bites / Bees

For the past 50 years the Dewar family have been keeping bees. What started as a hobby has grown into one of the state's largest honey farms which turns over half a million dollars every year.

English Bites / Ronald Ryan

This story from our archives is about the last man legally executed in Australia. We'll look at words for legal killing and the expressions 'in cold blood' and 'stick to your guns'.

English Bites / Go-karts

Go to Darwin, to meet a young man who might just be the next Australian go-kart champion. *** En aquest capítol anirem a Darwin, on coneixerem una jove promesa que podria ser el proper campió de karts…

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English Bites / Makeover

Today Jasmine gets a makeover - new clothes, new hairstyle and new makeup. Learn about dressing up.

English Bites / Sheep Judging

Visit a sheep judging day at the Royal Adelaide Show. In here today we're judging sheep. They are all put in different categories and they're judged on each specific category.

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English Bites / Cracker Night

In Darwin, Territory Day is celebrated every year with everyone letting off their own fireworks, or crackers as they're known. It's the one day of the year for fireworks, and wherever you are in…

English Bites / Olympic stamps

During the Olympic games in Athens, Australian postal workers issued stamps of the gold medallists within 48 hours of them winning. Australia Post is one of the few post offices in the world that puts…