From Tassie Devils to Tiger Moths, talented kids to a league great, NBN News reporters have covered it all this week.
DEVIL ARK FIGHTING TO SAVE THE TASSIE DEVIL
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It’s now more than two years since the creation of the Devil Ark – an ambitious plan to save a national icon.
The second breeding season has begun at the hideaway in the picturesque Barrington Tops.
Reporter Stephanie Jeanes travelled there for an update on one of the country’s most important conservation projects.
TIGER MOTH TAKES FLIGHT OVER WINE COUNTRY
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For most people, touring the Hunter’s famous vineyards involves a bit of a drive, and some bumpy country roads.
But now sightseers can get a whole new perspective on the area – if they’re game.
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR YOUNG DRUMMING SENSATION
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A drummer barely out of infants school is making quite a racket in the music world.
Eight-year-old Brayden Harrison wowed audiences at Newcastle’s Star Struck spectacular, and now has his sights set on the big smoke.
JUMP ROPE FOR HEART SQUAD TOURS LOCAL SCHOOLS
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For the past decade, students at St Columban’s in the Newcastle suburb of Mayfield have been doing amazing things with skipping ropes – all in the name of promoting a healthy lifestyle.
The Jump Rope for Heart squad has been perfecting its routine for weeks and is now performing for other kids, to inspire them to stay active.
NBN was invited to the team’s final rehearsal before touring schools in the region.
EXTENDED INTERVIEW: DANNY BUDERUS
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He’s not one to put the spotlight on himself, but Danny Buderus has opened up to NBN News about his new deal to keep playing, and the Knights’ on-field woes.
The NRL veteran admits the results are hurting, but he’s backing coach Wayne Bennett.
