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100
Which country gets more snow.
Australia or the Swiss Alps
Australia Alps
100
Which tourist destination in Australia only allow 400 tourists at any time?
Lord Howe Island, a famous tourist destination in Australia, allows only 400 tourists at any time – no matter how many apply and want to get in there. Rules are rules!
100
Which Australian state is the largest by area?
Western Australia
100
Which iconic bridge in Sydney is nicknamed “The Coat hanger”?
Sydney Harbour Bridge
100
What is the unique land formation in South Australia with salt flats that create a mirror effect?
Lake Eyre
200
What percentage of Australians live on the coast?
90% of Australians live on the coast
The large deserts of central Australia mean that the vast majority of the population live on the shores of this enormous country. The large cities of Perth, Sydney and Melbourne are iconic
200
Where in the world has the 'World's Longest Golf course?
Nullarbor Links is “the World’s Longest Golf course”, situated along 1,365 kilometers of the Eyre Highway that crosses the southern coast of Australia in two states (South Australia and Western Australia).
200
What is the name of the largest sand island in the world, located off the coast of Australia?
Fraser Island
200
What natural rock formation in Western Australia resembles a set of limestone pillars rising out of the sea?
The Pinnacles
200
What is the name of the rock formation in Western Australia that resembles a turtle’s head?
Turtle Rock
300
Which country has the cleanest air in the world?
Tasmania has the cleanest air in the world
The island of Tasmania is the ideal spot to experience the great outdoors - with air as clean as Antarctica, around one-third of the state is a national park or World Heritage protected.
300
How many KM's of Uluru is underground?
Amazingly around 2.5km of the rock is thought to be underground, connected to the Olgas, where the rock emerges again 16 miles away.
300
What is the name of the famous Australian wine region in South Australia?
Barossa Valley
300
Name the pink lake in Western Australia that gets its vibrant colour from
microorganisms.
Lake Hillier 
300
Name the famous geological wonder in New South Wales with large spherical boulders.
Devil’s Marbles
400
How many Wine regions does Australia have?
Australia has over 60 separate wine regions
You can't go to Australia and not try the wine! With such a huge variety of wine regions, it's hard to choose between them. The majority of the wine regions are in New South Wales and Victoria so if you fancy discovering a few of them a road trip between Sydney and Melbourne would be a great way to go about it.
400
What percentage of Australia animals are unique to Australia?
80% of the animals are unique to Australia
The animals of Australia are some of the most interesting in the world, from cuddly marsupials to a huge variety of birds. There are so many opportunities to experience the wildlife of the country, from zoos and parks to spotting these unique creatures in the wild.
400
What is the name of the famous Australian landmark in Tasmania, resembling a large rock formation?
Cradle Mountain
400
What is the massive red sandstone formation located in the MacDonnell
Ranges of the Northern Territory?
Simpsons Gap
400
Name the natural amphitheatre in Queensland’s Carnarvon National Park known for its fern-covered walls.
Carnarvon Gorge
500
What is the name of the train and country that has the longest straight section in the world?
Indian Pacific train has the longest straight section of train track in the world
Australia boasts a number of spectacular rail journeys. Between Sydney and Perth lies the Indian Pacific, the railway that snakes its way across the country through the stunning Blue Mountains into the outback towards the mountainous Flinders Ranges.
500
What and where is the world's largest war memorial?
The Great Ocean Road is the world’s largest war memorial
The Great Ocean Road is one of the most famous drives in Australia, with stunning views and scenic vistas along the route. Built by returning soldiers after World War One, the road was dedicated as a memorial to those who died fighting and was designed to connect the isolated communities that clung to the edge of Victoria's rugged coastline.
500
What is the name of the famous Australian natural landmark in Western Australia that resembles a wave?
Wave Rock
500
Name the ancient natural wonder in Western Australia known for its beehive-like rock formations.
Bungle Bungle Range
500
What is the iconic sandstone formation in the Blue Mountains with three adjacent rocks?
The Three Sisters