* This is a true dairy town in South Western Victoria, 230km W of Melbourne. The surrounding region produces cheeses, butter and milk, and timber. Eighteen kilometres to the south is the fishing town of Port Campbell.
* Who won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1960?
* Which feature of McDonalds was the first to appear in Melbourne in 1992?
* With what do you associate the name Eric Ansell?
* In 1967 what 'walk through' zoo enclosure was the first of its type in the world?
* Rod Saunders was the first recipient of this medical breakthrough technology in 1979.
* What did George Nicholas and Henry Woolf Smith invent in 1915?
* Which bank did Dr Lucy Bryce pioneer in 1926?
* In 1984 Dr Alan Trounsen and Dr Linda Mohr of Monash University developed which pioneering technique?
* What appeared on the tram tracks in 1983 becoming the first of its kind in the world?
* Which of these rivers will you find in Melbourne?
* Which of the following Australian landmarks is located in Melbourne?
* What is the tallest building in Melbourne in 1994?
* Which two zoos can be found in and around Melbourne?
* Who founded the city of Melbourne, writing in his diary the words, "This will be the place for a village"?
* Where in Melbourne is there a race track used for the Australian Grand Prix?
* Melbourne hosts a great number of sporting events. Which of these sporting grounds is NOT located in Melbourne?
* What is the name of the main metropolitan train station in Melbourne?
* This East Gippsland town is situated on the Tambo River, 310km east of Melbourne and about 100km south of Omeo. The town was established in 1859, as a stop for the travellers heading to mine fields at Omeo.
* This town on the Wimmera River, 370km NW of Melbourne and 45km west of Warracknabeal, is the birthplace of former Australian Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies. To the north of the town is Lake Hindmarsh, a popular spot for fishing, swimming and boating.