Arnhem Land kids in Texas for world robotics championships

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Kids from Arnhem Land have travelled to Texas to take part in the world robotics championships Source: SBS News

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A group of Indigenous kids from Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory have flown to the United States on the adventure of a lifetime. They're taking on the competition at the world robotics championships tournament in Dallas, Texas.

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