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1. Which of the following mountains is the highest on Australia's mainland?
2. What in Australia is the world's largest single piece of limestone, occupying approximately 77,000 square miles, being at its widest nearly 700 miles in length?
3. South of Darwin in Australia's Northern Territory is the start of the Red Centre, home to Uluru, The Olgas and The Devil's Marbles. But south east of Darwin is an amazing oasis of rivers, wetlands, and diverse wildlife. What is the name of this UNESCO World Heritage listed site?
4. Which Australian island is the home of a motorcycle Grand Prix race ... and fairy penguins?
5. Thirteen mountains make up the Glass House Mountains in South-East Queensland, with four of the most striking and distinctive situated in the Glass House Mountains National Park.
Which one of the mountains has been closed indefinitely to public access since December 1999?
6. When travelling the Great Ocean Road in Victoria which "group" can be seen?
7. Let's head underground for something a little out of the norm.
The Great Artesian Basin is the world's largest and deepest artesian basin.
What percentage of the Australian continent does it lie under?
8. Tasmania is surrounded by the Indian and South Pacific Oceans, and, to the north, by which other body of water?
9. Which Australian monolith, named after a Greek philosopher, is known for horse races and mystery?
10. Which is the most westerly wine region in Australia, producing just three percent of total Australian grape production, but twenty percent of the country's premium wines?
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