| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| City designed by American architects Marion Mahony and Walter Burley Griffin | Canberra | 99%
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| Tropical city close to the Great Barrier Reef | Cairns | 80%
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| Tropic region south of the equator | Capricorn | 75%
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| Northernmost point of continental Australia | Cape York | 56%
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| This Australian territory is known for its offshore detention centre, and an annual migration of red land crabs | Christmas Island | 53%
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| Gulf between Arnhem Land and the Cape York Peninsula | Carpentaria | 43%
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| Underground town | Coober Pedy | 43%
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| Inner Melbourne suburb famed for its much loved and much loathed football team | Collingwood | 40%
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| Tropical town named after the first explorer to visit | Cooktown | 36%
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| 70% of the population of this Australian territory speak Malay at home | Cocos (Keeling) Islands | 29%
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| Easternmost point of continental Australia | Cape Byron | 28%
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| One end of the popular Overland Track bushwalking route in Tasmania | Cradle Mountain | 12%
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| The highway (and partly freeway) that runs between Melbourne and Broken Hill | Calder | 11%
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| Site in Launceston featuring a suspension bridge, a funicular railway, and the longest single-span chairlift in the world | Cataract Gorge | 7%
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| The closest town to Sliding Spring Observatory, a centre for astronomic and astrophysics research | Coonabarabran | 7%
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| National Park in Queensland featuring limestone caves, Aboriginal rock art and abandoned mine smelters | Chillagoe-Mungana Caves | 1%
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| Large, heritage-listed strangler fig tree in the Atherton Tablelands | Curtin Fig Tree | 0%
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