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ABC News (Australia)·Australia·Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 06:00 PM UTC

Friday news quiz: Exploding cans, rejected credit cards and dapper animals

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Lincoln Archer

Say what you like about the ABC news quiz, it's better than copping an exploding can to the face.

It's also, unlike a certain Aussie tourist drawcard, free to look at. And even if it weren't it would never refuse credit card payments.

Those are three good reasons for you to have a crack at the 10 questions which follow. Let's begin.

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