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What are Wombles, Wiggles and the Narnies?
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Narnies is baby talk for the Bananas in Pajamas, B1 and B2.
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Wagga Wagga is
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- A town in New South Wales.
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What is a ute (pronounced yoot)?
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- A vehicle similar to a pickup truck.
The new record for the World Ute Muster is around 2000,
breaking the previous record of 699.
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What do Australians have on their hamburgers,
instead of the slice of pickle (like at McDonald's)?
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Generally, kids don't like McDonald's pickles.
The McDonald's image is under attack.
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Who in Australia is Ned Kelly?
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- A national hero similar to Robin Hood
- A criminal who taunted the police and was hanged.
Both answers apply. Ned Kelly, born of Irish stock,
occupies a special place in this country's folk lore.
He was hanged in the old Melbourne Gaol.
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Which side of the road do Australians drive on?
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- The steering wheel is at the right and we drive on the left.
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What is a barbie?
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- A gathering of people with cooking outdoors on an open fire.
It is short for barbecue or BBQ.
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What in Sydney are the "Rabbitohs"?
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A football team with over 90 years of tradition
People who once sold rabbits door to door (before chicken was mass produced)
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