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1.
What is Albury's twin city (across the river)?
3.
What was founded in Albury in 1944?
Liberal Party of Australia
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4.
Albury is in which state?
5.
Why did Albury Railway Station have two clocks before 1895?
It was on the border of two colonies that were in different time zones
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So that the original buildings on either side of the tracks were symmetrical
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One to show current time, and one fixed on the arrival time of the next train
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One on the track side for passengers and staff, one on the outside for the town
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6.
What is the Wagirra Trail?
A linear sculpture park
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An outdoor museum of Aboriginal heritage
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A circuit of wineries on the outskirts of Albury
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The route by which the first European explorers came to Albury
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7.
Which annual event held from 1951 to 1972 involved a queen, a parade and fund-raising?
8.
There's a very tall monument on Monument Hill. What does it commemorate?
The first Europeans to settle in the area
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The introduction of irrigation to the region
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Local people who served in the First World War
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The federation of the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901
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9.
Albury is in the traditional land of which Indigenous people?
10.
The major public art gallery in Albury is known by what acronym?
Murray Art Museum Albury
11.
Which university is in the suburb of Thurgoona?
Australian Catholic University
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12.
What are Glemorus Memorial Gardens?
A park in the old Glemorus homestead
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Botanic Gardens specialising in exotic species cultivated by early settlers
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13.
Which highway runs roughly east-west, passing through the town at Hume and Young streets?
Hamilton Valley Highway
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14.
What is the oldest school in Albury?
St Patrick's Primary School
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15.
Where is Digby the dinosaur?
Albury Children's Garden
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