The underwater treasure stash that could make its finders VERY rich, a pod of dolphins who needed some help escaping from a sandy lagoon, a new (but also really old) dinosaur gets a funky name, and the little penguin who was hatched early by a clumsy parent.

The boys rescued from a Thai cave front the paparazzi, a community decides that six cats is just too many cats, the fishy smell set to hit a Tassie town, and just the thing you need when your crammed onto a stinky train in 35 degree heat.

The controversial proposal making waves at Bondi, how you could become the Gold Coast's latest attraction, what the world's oldest bread tastes like, and a basketballer who doesn't quite understand the concept of an 'emergency.'

Donald and Vlad hang out in Helsinki, what on earth we're gonna do about all these people everywhere, one of football's legends calls it quits after his 50th goal for Oz, the twins who joined forces in a brave water rescue, and we find out about your fave emojis.

France celebrates an epic World Cup win, what you would've eaten for dinner 5 and a half thousand years ago, the giant iceberg making waves (... literally!), we chat to legendary kids author Morris Gleitzman, and why everyone's dying for a view of the Bavarian Alps.

Donald Trump prepares to meet Her Royal Highness, the kids keeping a precious indigenous language alive, the temple that was hiding in plain sight (spoiler... under another temple!) and the karate kid who's belting up.

The countdown's on to a World Cup climax, how rats manage to destroy fish without dipping so much as a whisker in the water, a determined young Aussie lands himself the old-fashioned job of his dreams, an escape room so effective it helped catch a crim, and what happens when you let your personal hygiene go for a few decades.

Twelve rescued soccer players recover in hospital, some staggering stats for World Population Day, why the oldies might be kinda right about kids these days, and which songs your garden critters would pick if anyone ever let them choose.

Most of the soccer team's out safe but heavy rain is on the way, the oldest ever colour is found in under the desert sands of Africa, an Aussie zoo gives a confectionary company the flick on behalf of orangutans, and a crafty panda who found a clever way to get more snacks.

Australia's NAIDOC Week is all about strong indigenous women, four soccer players rescued from the watery depths of a Thai cave, Japan waits for the clouds to clear as it battles through a massive flood, and some little endangered sea critters get their very own five-star hotels.