Fauna
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100

This Looney Tunes character is based on a surly Australian marsupial

Tasmanian Devil

100

In this 2019 indie-puzzle-stealth game, developed by House House, players control a goose who bothers the inhabitants of an English village

Untitled Goose Game

100

While Americans call them "bullfrogs", the pimply-faced clerk in Bart vs Australia suggested a different name

Chazzwazzers

100

What is Australia's official name

The Commonwealth of Australia

100

This food spread, made from leftover brewers' yeast extract, is often used to prank foreigners, who are told to spread it extra thick

Vegemite

200

The unusual appearance of this egg-laying, duck-billed, beaver-tailed, otter-footed mammal at first baffled European naturalists, where the first scientists to examine a preserved body in 1799 judged it a fake made of several animals sewn together

Platypus

200

This Australian developer is most well known for his work on Sega's Sonic franchise, but his newly formed studio released "Penny's Big Breakaway" in early 2024

Christian Whitehead

200

In the Uncharted series, this character is of mixed Indian-Australian descent

Chloe Frazer

200

Australia has this many states and territories

There are 8:

  - Australian Capital Territory
  - New South Wales
  - Northern Territory
  - Queensland
  - South Australia
  - Tasmania
  - Victoria
  - Western Australia

200

One of these four Australian actors was actually born in New Zealand:

  - Hugh Jackman
  - Russell Crowe
  - Margot Robbie
  - Chris Hemsworth

Russell Crowe

300

These two animals appear on the Australian Coat of Arms

Kangaroo & Emu

300

This mystery-adventure game developed by Modern Storyteller initially started as a Skyrim mod of the same name, where the player finds themselves trapped in a time-loop in an ancient Roman city

The Forgotten City

300

In Season 3 of The Good Place, Eleanor travels to Australia to find Chiidi working at this institution

St. John's University, Sydney

300

Name at least four of the capital cities

In same order:

  - ACT - Canberra
  - NSW - Sydney
  - NT - Darwin
  - QLD - Brisbane
  - SA - Adelaide
  - TAS - Hobart
  - VIC - Melbourne
  - WA - Perth

300

This Aussie performed an interesting set at the debut of 'Breaking' during the 2024 Summer Olympics


Rachael "Raygun" Gunn

400

This (thankfully) fictional creature is a collective prank used to scare tourists

Dropbear

400

This puzzle-platform game, initially released on the Wii by Blue Tongue Entertainment (published by THQ), has players embark on a quest to re-animate Chroma City and free it from the monochromatic INKT Corporation "by splattering buildings, landmarks, and citizens with colour"

de BLOB

400

Survivor visited Australia, with the early season The Australian Outback, but can CJ remember exactly which season it was?

Season 2 (winner: Tina Wesson)

400

Barack Obama needed to remember the names of this many different Australian Prime Ministers during his presidency from 20 January 2009 to 20 January 2017

There were 4 different Prime Ministers:

 - Kevin Rudd 3/12/2007 to 24/06/2010
 - Julia Gillard 24/06/2010 to 27/06/2013
 - Kevin Rudd (again) 27/06/2013 to 18/09/2013
 - Tony Abbott 18/09/2013 to 15/09/2015
 - Malcolm Turnbull 15/09/2015 to 24/08/2018

400

This Aussie musical comedy trio had a viral YouTube hit with their "four chord song" mashup medley

The Axis of Awesome

500

The Australian military failed at protecting Western Australian farmland in this 1932 "battle"

The Emu War

500

This 2003 first-person indie game created by solo developer Alexander "Demruth" Bruce involves you exploring "an Escher-like world where hallways wrap around upon each other, spaces reconfigure themselves, and accomplishing the impossible may just be the only way forward"

Antichamber

500

In this movie, Anthony Anderson and Jerry O'Connell are forced to deliver $50,000 in mob money to Australia, but things go haywire when the cash is taken by the titular title character

Kangaroo Jack

500

Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared  while swimming in the ocean on 17th December 1967; this public building was named in his honour

The Harold Holt Memorial Swimming Centre (Glen Iris, Melbourne)

500

This mining magnate, and Australia's richest woman, tried to suppress an Aboriginal artist’s unflattering portrait of her

Gina Rinehart