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Sentenced to prison in 2021 was which former NSW Minister for Fisheries?

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Eddie Obeid

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The film ‘The Poseidon Adventure’ begins on what day of the year?

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New Year’s Eve

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Frenchman Alfred Dreyfus was wrongly convicted of giving military secrets to which country?

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Germany

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What nationality is violinist Nigel Kennedy?

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British

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Vermentino is a variety of which alcoholic drink?

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Wine

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Malatang is a spicy food variant originating in which country?

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China

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In which decade did Dick Smith sell his electronics business?

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1980s

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The TV series RFDS stars Logie-winning actor Stephen who?

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Peacocke

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A star of the movie The Blue Lagoon is the actor Christopher who?

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Atkins

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In which Australian capital city is the Cumberland Highway?

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Sydney

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A hit single by Khalid & Normani is Love what?

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Lies

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12
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Which protein is formed when wheat flour is mixed with water?

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Gluten

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RFK was a Senator for which State?

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New York

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What is the largest ball and socket joint in the human body?

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The hip

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Nathan Birnbaum is the birth name of which American comedian?

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George Burns

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In which South Asian country is the port city of Gwadar?

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Pakistan

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Jazz legend Horace Silver was a virtuoso of which instrument?

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Piano

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18
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What nationality is renowned director Wim Wenders?

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German

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Oriel and box bay are styles of which building feature?

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Window

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The town of Bomaderry is in what Australian State?

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New South Wales

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Droving into the light is a painting by which renowned Australian artist?

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Hans Heysen

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Which famous building features on the US $20 bill?

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The White House

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In which Tuscan city is the Garden of Archimedes museum?

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Florence

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In 2018, who hit the headlines for having her dog cloned?

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Barbra Streisand

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25
What Star Wars-esque figure is mentioned in the Old Testament?
Witch of Endor
26
Darwin's fox is a species native to which country?
Chile
27
A moving ship usually displays what colour light on its starboard side?
Green
28
Helena Christensen was previously married to which television actor?
Norman Reedus
29
The first Nintendo home video game console was launched in which decade?
70s
30
In which US State is Ala Wai yacht harbor?
Hawaii
31
An idiom for something being in excellent organisation standards is 'in apple pie...' what?
Order
32
Gustav Klimt was an influential painter of which art movement?
Art nouveau
33
Rapper Joaquin James Malphurs is better known by what stage name?
Waka Flocka Flame
34
What is the common name for the ape species pan troglodytes?
Chimpanzee
35
Sarektjakka is a mountain in which Nordic country?
Sweden
36
In Britain, who traditionally hold the role of First Lord of the Treasury?
Prime Minister
37
Which Aussie duo had the 1980s hit 'The One That You Love'?
Air Supply
38
Which carmaker produced the Endura model?
Ford
39
Of which Ocean is the Yellow Sea an inlet?
Pacific
40
Which Plantaganet English king was known as 'Longshanks'?
Edward I
41
What sticky food is produced by the company Capilano?
Honey
42
A hit single for Guns'n'Roses is You Could Be... what?
Mine
43
Charlotte Gainsbourg is the daughter of which French singer?
Serge Gainsbourg
44
What is the official language of Lebanon?
Arabic
45
Which Japanese carmaker produces the Qashqai model?
Nissan
46
What is the first name of the iconic fashion designer LaCroix?
Christian
47
The late Willie Garson played which character in 'Sex and the City'?
Stanford
48
Which empire was the subject of historian Edward Gibbons' best known work?
Roman
49
'The Only Way is Up' was an 80s hit song for Yazz and the what>
Silicon Society
50
What do some parrot fish produce nightly for sleep?
Mucous cocoon
51
Light produced with a laser is typically monochromatic, directional and what?
Coherent
52
The six original universities in Australia are known as the sand... what?
Stones
53
Cupidity means greed for what?
Wealth
54
The book 'Everything is Mama' is by which US talk show host?
Jimmy Fallon
55
In which Australian State is the coastal town of Yeppoon?
Queensland
56
Ephyrae are the larval form of which aquatic animal?
Jellyfish
57
What colour shorts does Bart Simpson wear?
Blue
58
Which bank is generally recognised as having installed the first ATM?
Barclays
59
In archery. what is a term for the up and down motion of an arrow in flight?
Porpoising
60
Mitte is the central district of which European capital?
Berlin
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A mordacious animal is one that is prone to what?
Biting
62
John Cornforth is the only Australian to win which Nobel Prize?
Chemistry
63
Torticollis is a medical term that is also known as wry what?
Neck
64
Which tech company manufactures Pentium processors?
Intel
65
Which First Lady earned a Doctorate in Education?
Jill Biden
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Which Australian electronic group produced the album Wildflower?
The Avalanches
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The Thomas Cup is a prestigious trophy in which racquet sport?
Badminton
68
In which country was Rose Porteous born?
The Philippines
69
Alphonso the Thirteenth was king of which European country?
Spain
70
The Royal Pavilion in Brighton, England, was built for which monarch?
George IV
71
In 2019, Italian art scholars claimed to have found the only surviving sculpture by which artist?
Leonardo Da Vinci
72
Native to South America, the horned screamer is a species of which animal?
Bird
73
The annual Songkran water festival is traditionally held in which country?
Thailand
74
Beginning with c, which large lake is known in German as Bodensee?
Lake Constance
75
Mount Garibaldi is in which North American country?
Canada
76
The Australian masked owl appears on which Australian banknote?
$100
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In 1989, Mark Woodforde won the US Tennis Open men's doubles title with which partner?
John McEnroe
78
On what natural material is the Mona Lisa painted?
Wood
79
Which country beginning with M was formed from the breakup of the Soviet Union?
Moldova
80
What did a hostler do?
Horse groom
81
Which American track and field athlete won eight gold medals at the 1900, 1904 and 1908 Olympics?
Ray Ewry
82
Aside from Slovakia, Serbia, Croatia and Austria, which other three countries border Hungary?
Romania, Slovenia, Ukraine
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Who is the elder sister of Prince Albert of Monaco?
Caroline
84
Tennis player Maureen Connolly was known as 'Little...' what?
Mo
85
On which continent is the Karakum desert?
Asia
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In which Australian State is Jacob's Creek wine produced?
South Australia
87
Andrew George Scott is better known as bushranger Captain who?
Moonlite
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By area, the largest overseas area claimed by the UK is on what continent?
Antarctica
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A McKenzie friend is an untrained person who assists during a what?
A court case
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Kununurra is in Western Australian region?
Kimberley
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According to the Bible, how many women were on Noah's Ark?
Four
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What architectural style is London's Houses of Parliament building?
Gothic
93
A collimator aligns the components in which astronomical instrument?
Telescope
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Which North American country's 25-cent coin features a caribou?
Canada
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Ethan Hawke plays Finnegan Bell in an adaptation of which Dickens novel?
Great Expectations
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The adjective 'sacral' is derived from the name of which bone at the base of the spine?
Sacrum
97
Marvel character Rocket Raccoon takes his name from a song by which band?
The Beatles
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In 1682, which French king moved the royal court to Versailles?
Louis XIV
99
A form of cloud, cirrus derives its name from the Latin for what?
A curl
100
What was the first film of director Darren Aronofsky?
Pi