- Which two body parts are mentioned in the lyrics of Neil Diamond’s song Sweet Caroline?
- Which Australian rugby union team folded in May 2024?
- Which Australian state borders the Gulf of Carpentaria?
- Which style of art captures inanimate objects from their natural or man-made world?
- How many matches did Rafael Nadal lose at the French Open in his career?
- Which world city is home to the most Airbnbs of any?
- In cricket, what is a diamond duck?
- Which of Shakespeare’s plays begins with its title character hearing prophecies from three witches?
- What was Australia’s most common car colour in 2023?
- How many consecutive quarters of negative economic growth are required to define a recession?
- How many Australian Prime Ministers have died whilst in office?
- How many lines run through the symbol of the Japanese yen?
- How old was Ash Barty when she announced her retirement from tennis in 2022?
- Which conflict is referred to as the Resistance War Against America in the country in which it was fought?
- Australia experiences the winter solstice on June 21-on this day which state capital receives the least hours of sunshine?
- In relation to Covid-19, what does RAT stand for?
- Until what age is an Australian worker paid a junior wage?
- Proverbially what is the thief of joy?
- In which decade did Nelson Mandela serve as President of South Africa?
- Which was the first Australian state to close its borders to other states during the early says of the Covid-19 pandemic?
BONUS QUESTION: In politics, psephology is the study of what. Answer in the next Quiz.
ANSWERS: 1.Hands and shoulders 2.Melbourne Rebels 3.Queensland 4.Still life 5.Four 6.London 7.Dismissed without facing a ball 8.Macbeth 9.White 10.Two quarters 11.Three (Lyons, Curtin, Holt) 12.Two lines 13.25 14.Vietnam War 15.Hobart 16.Rapid Antigen Test 17.21 18.Comparison 19.The 1990’s (1994-1999) 20.Tasmania
BONUS QUESTION ANSWER ( from last week’s Quiz): The 2001 film Captain Corelli’s Mandolin is set on the Greek island of Cephalonia (Kephalonia)