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Name the 3
suburban stations on the OBahn
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Where does
the Cockle Train run?
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According
to the words of the Song of Australia, what colour is the sky?
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Where is
the Ghan Railway?
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What was a
diprotodon?
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Name the 2
houses of the South Australian Parliament
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Which
famous SA male dancer is commemorated in the name of a theatre in
Mount Gambier?
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What
industry is associated with Coffin Bay?
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What is the
name of the river that flows through Strathalbyn?
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Who was
Victoria Square named after?
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Which town
is at Latitude 37' 50" S,
Longitude 140' 47"?
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What is the
gem emblem of SA?
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Which
famous Australian artist painted the gum trees of Hahndorf?
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What is the
faunal emblem of SA?
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What is
cooperage?
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What is the
floral emblem of SA?
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What is the
name of a limestone formation that grows from the roof of a cave?
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If a sheep
is a wether, what has happened to it?
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What was on
the sandwich that helped make Hush invisible in 'Possum Magic'?
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What is the
South Australian State cricket team called?
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As the
'cocky flies' how far is it from Victor Harbor to Coober Pedy?
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What are
these?

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Who is
this?
Which Adelaide school did he attend?
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A book of
Ian Bone’s is shortlisted in the CBCA 2003 Book of the Year
Award. In which category?
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NIPS
XI
by Adelaide’s Ruth Starke won the CBCA Younger Readers Award in
2001. It has also won the title of Honour Book in the 2003 UNESCO
Prize for Children's Literature. (The UNESCO awards are for
children's books which promote tolerance.)
A sequel to this book has just been released. What is it?
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Who
was the Young South Australian of the Year in 2002?