1. Mystery shrouds this Prime Minister, who died whilst in office. On 17th December 1967, he disappeared off Mornington Peninsula, presumed drowned, but there are some people who believe otherwise. Who was he? Both first and last name needed. Answer: (Two Words - H.H. yells stop)

2. Does Halls Creek run through Halls Gap, Victoria? Yes No

3. What is the name given to the official transcripts of parliament debates? Harsand Hansard Handsard Handsad

4. What is the more common name for the animal that is also known as Noolbenger? Honey Badger Honey Possum Honey Bat Honey Anteater

5. This pine is found in Tasmania. It is very popular as it is termite and borer resistant. Huen Houn Heon Huon

6. What are these names associated with? Harry Collier, Alan Hopkins, Bill Hutchison, Herbie Matthews, Verdon Howell. Davis Cup Sandover Medal Caulfield Cup Brownlow Medal

7. In 1978 the Hilton Hotel in Sydney was bombed. Which group was believed to have perpetrated this act? IRA Anada Marga Liberal Party Liberation Front PLO

8. This person's trademark was a 'fishing aide' in the cartoons he drew for the "Sun News Pictorial" (a Melbourne newspaper) during the years 1964 - 1993. Ken Howard Alec Hope Jeff Hook Donald Horne

9. What is the common 'H' name associated with the following? (a) __________ is a town in WA that is 130 km from Perth. (b) __________ River rises in Darling Ranges in WA. (c) Frank __________ (1885-1965) was an actor and author and wrote and performed in the play "Forlorn Hope" (1930). (d) Neil ____________ born in 1928 was a left handed batsman in cricket, Australian vice-captain in 1957 and retired in 1963. Answer: (One Word - 6 Letters)

10. This television show aired for 12 years. It was a 'big brother' to "Division 4" and "Cop Shop". Answer: (One Word - 8 Letters)

11. Where is the most humid place in Australia? Thursday Island Sydney Magnetic Island Darwin

12. In 1983, Wendy Hughes won "Best Actress" at the Australian Film Institute Awards. Which movie was this for? Careful, He Might Hear You Children of the Revolution Monkey Grip Caddie

13. What is the closest population figure for Tasmania's capital city, Hobart? 195,000 105,000 255,000 95,000

14. What is the name of the ballet dancer, choreographer, director and actor who loved Shakespeare and consequently adapted many of his works for the ballet. The person was born in 1909 and died in 1986. Rupert Helpmann Robin Helpmann Roland Helpmann Robert Helpmann

15. What is the explorer's surname, which in conjunction with William Hovell, explored the Goulburn area in New South Wales? He was also the first man to locate the Murray River. Answer: (One Word - 4 Letters)

16. Heard Island had a population of 316 in 2002. True False

17. In the year 2001, who was Australia's most prolific run-maker in cricket? Walter Hammond Richard Hadlee Len Hutton Matthew Hayden

18. Which song and artist was in the "2001 Australia's Top Ten" list for Australian artists? "He Don’t Love You" by Human Nature "Have A Look" by Vanessa Amorosi "Hands Out My Pocket" by Cold Chisel "Heatseeker" by AC/DC

19. 'Happy Jack' is the nickname of which bushranger? John James John Fuller John Gilbert John Donohue

20. Humpybong is a place in Northern Territory. True False