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    Speed cubers and snazzy salons

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    For News Time today, I've rounded up five stories from across Australia. We'll hear about proficient puzzlers, daring dingoes and a curly solution for hairdressers … all before a creepy crawly Wow of the Week.

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    © Australian Broadcasting CorporationLength 12 min13 September 2024NewsEducationalGeographyAustraliaEpisodic

    Nifty new hand and happy flowers

    Nifty new hand and happy flowers

    This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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    For News Time today, I've rounded up five stories from across Australia. We'll hear about proficient puzzlers, daring dingoes and a curly solution for hairdressers … all before a creepy crawly Wow of the Week.

    Quiz Questions

    1.In the Nie family, who learnt how to solve a puzzle cube first?2.What is Issy trying to raise awareness about?3.What's the name given to the dingo safety sticks?4.What sort of hair texture are more hairdressers learning about?5.Which spiders had smaller brains? Spiders in the city, or the country?Bonus Tricky Question

    Which species of spider were the scientists investigating?

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    1.The dad, Peiching2.Bullying3.Wongari sticks4.Afro textured hair5.Spiders in the city, under lightsBonus Tricky Answer

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