Hey. How's it going? Nat here.
Let's take a look at what's been making news.
The AFL grand final finally has a new home -
Brisbane.
After weeks of deliberation,
the AFL has decided to move the grand final
from its traditional spot at the MCG all the way up to the Gabba.
Here's Cale.
CALE: Over the years, there have been some iconic grand final moments.
(CHEERING)
But this year, it's going to be a bit different.
The 2020 Toyota AFL grand final
will be played in Queensland at the Gabba.
For the first time in the VFL/AFL's 124 year history,
the grand final is set to be held outside of Victoria.
See, after Victoria's latest COVID―19 lockdowns,
the AFL decided it had to move the grand final.
So for the last couple of weeks, South Australia, Western Australia,
New South Wales and Queensland have all been trying to prove
they should host the biggest event on our sporting calendar.
But we've got a G right here in Queensland.
It's called the Gabba!
Queensland's hosted a stack of AFL games this year,
coming to the rescue when the league was put on hold.
There will be a few other the key differences.
For starters, it'll be on October 24,
and only 30,000 people will be allowed at the game.
Plus for the first time in history, it'll be played at night.
The AFL still has an agreement with the MCG
to host the grand final there until 2058, so this will be a once off.
And now we know where it's being played,
it's just a matter of who will actually be there.
Well, you never know.
The Mint has just launched a new coin.
It's also a world first and it's called the Donation Dollar.
It can be spent like any other dollar coin,
but it's designed to be given away
or donated to those who can really use it.
The Royal Australian Mint is circulating 25 million of them
over the next few years - one for every Aussie.
For kids across Europe, summer holidays are over
and school is back in session.
CHARLOTTE: From classrooms in France...
..to courtyards in Russia,
millions of students across Europe headed back today
for the first time in months.
I like that I see my friends and...
..also...
..whenever you're at home,
you don't really understand as much whenever you're at school.
There's lots of good things about being back at school.
I'm getting to see my friends
and just getting to play with my mates again.
Some of these guys haven't set foot in their school since March,
and, well, it's a pretty different place from when they left.
You see, COVID―19 is still a really big problem in Europe,
so every school has their own COVID safe plan.
Most of them include things like lots of hand sanitising, spread out desks,
hallway traffic directions, flowers and balloons...
Oh, wait, no. That was just one very enthusiastic school in Russia.
..masks, depending on how old you are,
and learning bubbles that separate students
to avoid spreading things between groups.
It's all a lot to adjust to.
I've not done, like, work in such a long time
and I've got to get back to used to it.
I'm quite stressed because I haven't been back a while
and I have to do a lot of catching up.
But most of them are just happy to be back at school,
studying alongside their friends.
OK, now I hope you've worked up an appetite
because now it's time for Food, Food, Fabulous Food.
You might remember we told you about Australia's best pie competition.
Well, now we have a winner.
Australia's best pie has been taken out this year
by the Country Cob Bakery in Boronia for their pepper pie.
In the days since, they've been selling out of pies
trying to keep up with demand.
It's now their third year in a row taking home the chocolates.
I mean, pies.
Alright, it's time for some #GrandparentsOfTikTok,
featuring a 24-year-old McDonald's burger
that's been kept in its original wrapping in a cupboard.
The bread has never moulded.
The meat has never rotted.
It's completely intact.
Amazing!
If we can believe it.
Either way, I think I'll skip the fries.
Here's another thing you probably shouldn't eat -
a 350kg sculpture made out of butter.
It was made for New York State Fair and while the fair was cancelled,
the butter sculpture lives on,
as a family taking part in a spot of remote learning.
Here's hoping no-one has a meltdown.
(CHUCKLES) Get it? 'Cause it's butter.
Alright, bye!
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