Folding map store and new-look dinosaur

This episode of ABC Kids News Time takes listeners on a journey through a mix of science, music, adventure, and sustainability. Starting with a fascinating update on the Mataburrasaurus, a famous Australian dinosaur whose fossil discoveries have led to a dramatic reimagining of its appearance—now thought to resemble a shriveled chicken—listeners learn about the impact of new paleontological findings. The story then shifts to a heartwarming cultural exchange between the Sydney Youth Orchestra and the Wilcannia Children's Choir, highlighting how music bridges geographic and social divides, culminating in a powerful performance of 'Rise Up' with local singer Leroy Johnson. The episode also mourns the closure of Adelaide’s iconic Map Shop, a 35-year-old institution run by Anthony, as paper maps fade from everyday use. Yet, the story celebrates the enduring value of tactile, battery-free navigation. On the Gold Coast, young adaptive skateboarder Bobbie defies physical limitations with the help of a custom frame and instructor, showcasing how adaptive sports foster inclusion and joy. Finally, the 'Wow of the Week' features Lillian, who transforms discarded tennis balls into eco-friendly rubber soles for boots, turning waste into innovation. The episode closes with a fun quiz testing knowledge of the week’s stories.