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australia

Arundhati Banerjee giving a dance recital
Young Achievers 

Arundhati Banerjee: Dancing to make a difference

8th March 201914th March 2019 Editorial Team australia, dancing, Indian Classical Dance

Arundhati Banerjee is a budding young artiste who has won prestigious dance competitions. At 16, she is founder member of AIDA-Bharatanatyaved, a dance academy in South Australia

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Octopus Stinkhorn Mushroom
D.Y.K. 

Octopus Stinkhorn Mushroom looks like an octopus and stinks like rotting flesh

19th January 201819th January 2018 Editorial Team australia, fungus, mushrooms, New Zealand, octopus

The Octopus Stinkhorn Mushroom looks like an octopus and stinks like rotting flesh to attract flies that spread its spores, ensuring that its species spreads.

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Giant fluorescent pink slug (Triboniophorus aff. graeffei)
Buzz 

Giant fluorescent pink slug lives on an extinct volcano

22nd August 201722nd August 2017 Editorial Team australia, Gondwana, Mount Kaputar, slug, Triboniophorus aff. graeffei, volcano

The giant fluorescent pink slug (Triboniophorus aff. graeffei) that only lives on an extinct volcano in Australia is under severe threat of global warming.

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Virgin rainbow opal
D.Y.K. 

The finest opal ever unearthed

21st September 2016 Editorial Team australia, gemstones, opals

The Virgin Rainbow opal is worth more than $1 million and is regarded as the finest opal ever unearthed. Just over 6 cms long, it weighs 72 carats and features brilliant colours, from orange through to violet.

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D.Y.K. 

The oldest continuous coal fire in the world

18th June 201621st June 2016 Editorial Team australia, world's oldest

Mount Wingen in New South Wales, Australia, has been smoldering for 6000 years without stop. At around 100 feet below

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December 2019 issue out now!

Cover of the December 2019 issue featuring athlete Annu Rani
What’s inside…
◢ Annu Rani: From Sugarcane To Javelin
◢ A Marathon Can Change Your Life!
◢ Emotional Changes In Teens
◢ Emiway Bantai
◢ The Humanities Drive Communities
◢ A Career In Mobile App Development
◢ Fashion Trends That Took 2019 By Storm
◢ Paper For Water
… and much more!
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Popular Posts

  • A marathon can change your life! by Denny Joseph | under Life Lessons
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  • Photo Pik: November 2019 by Editorial Team | under Photo Pik 2019
  • Furtados School of Music: Spreading the joy of learning music by Editorial Team | under Interviews / Profiles
  • Annu Rani: From sugarcane to javelin by Gp. Capt. Achchyut Kumar | under Cover Stories, Sports
  • The Happiness Butterfly: How to make it perch on you by Dr Shefali Batra | under Teen Space
  • Emiway Bantai by Verus Ferreira | under Music
  • Nail trends to try by Janvi Manchanda | under Fashionista

Principal Speak

Dr Harleen Kaur, Principal of Mount Carmel International School, Naraiangarh, with students holding up copies of The Teenager Today
Principal Speak 

I incorporated THE TEENAGER TODAY in our English curriculum

14th August 201914th August 2019 Dr Harleen Kaur

I incorporated THE TEENAGER TODAY in our English curriculum. Regular periods were allotted to the teacher for teaching the topics covered by the magazine.


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