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Clue
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Answer
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A
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National day that was first celebrated on 25 April, 1916
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Anzac Day
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B
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Type of curved stick that was used by the Aboriginals to hunt small prey
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Boomerang
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C
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British explorer who charted maps of Eastern Australia
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James Cook
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D
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Site of the largest single attack ever mounted by a foreign power on Australia
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Darwin
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E
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Type of bird Australia fought a "war" against in 1932
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Emu
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F
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Name of the first British ships that arrived in Australia
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First Fleet
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G
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First and only female prime minister of Australia to this date
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Julia Gillard
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H
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Australia's iconic domestic car brand, which ceased local manufacturing in 2017
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Holden
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I
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Zookeeper who died after being pierced in the chest by a stingray barb in 2006
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Steve Irwin
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J
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Country that made the attack on D
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Japan
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K
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The world’s very first full-length feature film, actually made in Australia, was about this notable outlaw
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Ned Kelly
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L
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Australia's name derives from this language, meaning the "unknown southern land"
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Latin
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M
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Taxonomic name for the platypus and echidna that was coined by Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire – Greek for "single-hole"
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Monotreme
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N
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The U.K. tested these in Maralinga, South Australia between 1956–1963
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Nuclear Weapons
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O
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Long before the famous one on Bennelong Point, Sydney had several entertainment venues described by this name
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Opera House
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P
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Type of colony Australia used to be to the United Kingdom
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Penal colony
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Q
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The third oldest airline in the world – after KLM and Avianca
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Qantas
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R
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World's longest fence was built to keep this invasive animal out of agricultural lands
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Rabbit
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S
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Children of the Aboriginals that were forcibly removed from their families
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Stolen Generations
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T
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The Black War precipitated the near-extermination of the indigenous population of this island
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Tasmania
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U
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Climbing on this monolith was permanently banned in 2019
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Uluru
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V
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Name that was originally given to T by Abel Tasman
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Van Diemen’s Land
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W
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Set of historical laws that aimed to forbid people of non-European ethnic origin from immigrating to Australia
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White Australia
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X
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Queenslander beer brand that got its name through how brewers historically used "X" to mark the strength and quality of their ale
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XXXX
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Y
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Cyril Callister invented Vegemite from mainly this ingredient in 1922
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Yeast extract
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Z
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Company that got merged to form Rio Tinto in 1962 – world's fourth largest mining company by revenue today: Consolidated ____
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Zinc
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