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Hello and welcome to the week Junior Show.

We've got another fun packed episode for you this week.

We're going to be hearing about why hungry horses could reduce wildfires.

We'll be reporting on the Prime Minister allowing companies to drill for more oil and gas

and discussing whether soy and pools are better than beaches.

So to tell us all about these stories and more, we're joined by two of the team from

the week Junior magazine.

We've got writer K and associate editor Laura.

And before we start the show, of course, it's time for the question of the week.

There's a feature about how playgrounds were invented in this week's magazine.

So we want to know what is the favorite equipment in the playground?

I'll go first mind the seesaw, although when I was like seven, I actually fell off a seesaw

and broke my arm because there was a tree stump underneath that I didn't see.

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