1. Which of the following films did Bruce Beresford NOT direct? The Adventures of Barry McKenzie Breaker Morant Mad Max Don's Party

2. Billy tea should be brewed in a certain way, so the "bushies" say. Traditionally, what should a person do before they pour it? Whilst it is still boiling swing it around in huge round arm arcs Rotate the billy five times each direction halfway through brewing Put the mug in the fire just before pouring Hit the outside of the billy two times

3. Name the musical TV show that was produced from 1958 to 1972, that was hosted by Brian Henderson. Answer: (One Word - 9 Letters "Arise for the musical group")

4. What is being described: "When you're beyond the ________ __________ you've officially left civilisation behind. A mystical object, few people ever see it, but they know when they're past it." H G Nelson in "True Blue". Answer: (Two Words- 5 and 5 Letters - Dark Colour)

5. This TV series was produced during 1974-77 and shown on Channel 10. It was centred around a "workplace" within the entertainment business. Brighton Bay Bellbird The Bendigo Beauties The Box

6. In 1919, a sighting of a Bunyip in the Blue Mountains (New South Wales) was reported in "The Age". True False

7. Of the following choices, which is a fictional bushranger? Mad Dan Morgan Gentleman Harry Captain Moonlite Captain Thunderbolt

8. "Black Wednesday" was used for a certain day, after an event involving the Berry Ministry in Victoria. What year did "Black Wednesday" occur in? 1978 1878 1968 1868

9. This event/era occurred in cricket between the years of 1932-33 but banned in 1935. People involved included Jardine and Larwood. It was called the (what) "______________ Series". Answer: (One Word - 8 Letters)

10. Which of the following is a major mining town in New South Wales? Burnie Broken Hill Ballarat Bendigo

11. What is a Bex? Pain killer Laxative Slang word for sex Biscuit

12. A lady, named Ita, has been voted twice the "Most Admired Woman in Australia". She was born in 1942. What is her surname? Answer: (One Word - Newspaper/magazine editor - 8 Letters)

13. Though the members (three brothers) of this band lived for many years in the USA, they grew up in Australia. They had minor hits in the 1960's but it was not until the 1970's they had their smash hit single "Stayin' Alive". Who are they? Answer: (Two Words - Say your ABC's)

14. Who am I? I have been a cricket captain. In 1994 I became the highest run scorer in Australia. I also achieved the rare distinction of making 150 runs in both innings of a Test. David Boon Allan Border Richie Benaud Bill Lawry

15. What plague occurred from January 1900 to 1910. Approximately 1200 cases were reported, mostly in Sydney, but there were outbreaks in other states. Batten Disease Bubonic Plague Black River Fever Botulism

16. A "Bush Tucker" menu does NOT include which of the following? Goanna Gum Leaves Wattle Seeds Witchetty Grubs

17. Who were we? Children loved us. We were celebrities and did TV and live performances. We were basically all yellow and our names consisted of a letter and number. Answer: (Three Words - Fruity PJ's)

18. What is the surname of Daisy May O'Dwyer Hunt. She worked in London as a journalist and was sent to Australia by "The Times". Daisy spent 35 years with the Aborigines studying their customs, legends and language. Her nickname was "Kabbarli". She wrote a book about her study which was published in 1938. Answer: (One Word- 5 Letters - "Psycho")

19. This town has the same name as an explorer and is located in the Blue Mountains near Katoomba. It is the site of an existing stone-arch bridge that was built in the early 1800s. Blaxland Blackheath Bathurst Bourke

20. When adding the total amount of kilometres of each state's or territory's border lines, which one has the most? New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia