It's a threatening kind of Ask A Reporter this week - we'll be chasing down answers, interrogating facts and asking Jack all the tough questions you send in.
With a federal election coming up, BTN's Nat and Joe speak to youth members of Australia's major political parties to learn more about what they stand for.
This special looks at the effect WWI had on Australia and the world, find out what life was like in the trenches and take a look at how the war came to an end. HASS - History (PDF) (Word)
Next week is Remembrance Day, when we think about the people who served the country in times of war. If you look back in your family tree you might find someone who fought in a war maybe a long time ago or maybe more recently. Sarah had a look at the experiences of her grandfather and found out what Remembrance Day is all about.
On the 11th of November 1918, the First World War was brought to a close. Now 100 years on, we're taking a special look back at this momentous event and how it changed Australia forever.
ANZAC Day is probably Australia's most important national commemoration. It's the day when Australia and New Zealand stop to remember those who have served and died in the military.
