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100

This Australian driver became the first Australian to win the Formula One World Drivers’ Championship, in 1959 and won it two more times afterwards.

Who is Jack Brabham?

100

This Australian psychedelic music project is led by multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker.

What is Tame Impala?

100

This Australian actor played Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Who is Chris Hemsworth?

100

Traditionally this was performed by Māori to welcome and entertain visiting tribes, but it also served to prepare warriors before heading into battle.

What is haka?

100

This Estonian cultural and educational gathering, known as a “Forest University,” has been held in Australia since 1971.

What is Metsaülikool? 

200

This Australian racing legend won the Bathurst 1000 nine times and became known as the "King of the Mountain".

Who is Peter Brock?

200

After his punk band The Birthday Party dissolved in 1983, Nick Cave formed this botanically themed rock band.

What is The Bad Seeds or Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds?

200

This Australian film, directed by George Miller, introduced the character Max Rockatansky in a dystopian world.

What is Mad Max?

200

This is the traditional Māori greeting where people press their noses and foreheads together.

What is hongi?

200

In 1988, this world Estonian festival was organised in Australia.

What is ESTO’88?

300

This New Zealand racing driver won the Indianapolis 500 four times, including in 2023.

Who is Scott Dixon?

300

Fronted by activist Peter Garrett, this Australian rock band took its name from an English idiom meaning to work deep into the dark hours?

What is Midnight Oil?

300

The near-perfect volcanic cone called Mount Ngauruhoe in Tongariro National Park on the North Island in New Zealand was used for this fictional volcano in Mordor where Sauron forged the One Ring and Frodo Baggins destroyed it in the Lord of the Rings.

What is Mount Doom?

300

New Zealand's founding constitutional document, which was signed on 6 February 1840 between representatives of the British Crown and Māori chiefs is called this. 

What is the Treaty of Waitangi?

300

This Estonian born Australian mining magnate became one of the country's most prominent business leaders and one of the most well-known Estonians in Australia.

Who is Sir Arvi Parbo?