Jack Evans

3 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Jack Evans

PARTY PLANNER: Alright we have a lot of parties happening at once, so I need everyone's full attention. Can I get a report on where we are streamer wise and where is the cake? ASSISTANT 1: I'm not sure sir, let me investigate. JACK EVANS, REPORTER: During an election you're bound to hear a lot about parties. But they're not exactly the type of party that comes with cake and balloons, they're political parties. You see in a federal election you don't vote for the prime minister; you vote for a party.

3 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Jack Evans

JACK EVANS, REPORTER: These students at Ngutu College are getting a lesson on how to prepare food customer service and…JACK: You make a pretty good cup of coffee. CASSIE: Ngani is a cafe like a place to gather and chat and get some coffee and food. BELLA: It is a cafe that brings public together, but also has an opportunity for young people to work from our school. Ngani cafe, which means gathering place in Kaurna, opened earlier this year at the school and is partly run by students.

3 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Jack Evans

Yaama, I'm Jack and you're watching BTN. Here's what's coming up. We find out what issues matter to you this election, learn about the scientists trying to bring back the woolly mammoth and meet some students who run a cafe at school. Reporter: Jack EvansINTRO: But first today, the Prime Minister has officially called a federal election for the third of May which means Aussies will be heading to the polls to vote for their preferred political party. But what exactly is a political party?

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Jack Evans

DAZZA: Head on down to Dazza and Wazza's All Aussie Store. WAZZA: Where if it's not made in Australia, then it's not made in Australia. DAZZA: And that's a guarantee. WAZZA: We got Aussie beans. DAZZA: Aussie buckets. WAZZA: And bananas from Thailand? Wait, what are they doing here? DAZZA: Don't worry we got plenty more Aussie products on offer. JACK EVANS, REPORTER: Whether it's buckets, beans or bananas us Aussies buy stuff all the time. But do you ever wonder where the stuff you are buying comes from?

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Jack Evans

Yaama, I'm Jack and you're watching BTN. Here's what's coming up.We find out what happens to your body in space, meet Hudson who just climbed Australia's highest mountain and learn about the life of Nova Peris. Reporter: Justina WardINTRO: But first today, it's that time of year again, budget time. That's when the government lets us all know how it's going to spend the country's money. And with an election just around the corner Aussies are paying close attention.