The land of Australia was once part of which supercontinent that began breaking into northern and southern segments around 200 million years ago?

Uluru is made up of what type of rock: limestone, sandstone or mudstone?

Formed by tectonic uplift, what runs more than 3500km from the tip of Cape York in Queensland to the Grampians region in Victoria?

After standing for millions of years, two of the Twelve Apostles stacks collapsed within five years of one another during which decade?

In 1968 and 1974, which Australian lake was the site of discovery of approximately 40,000-year-old human remains?

“Explore World Heritage-listed ___, home of the famous Three Sisters in Katoomba.”

“Famous for its laid back atmosphere and beautiful beaches, ___ lies just 19 kilometres offshore from Perth surrounded by the sparkling Indian Ocean.”

“The white-sand curve of ___ is a big, bold smile on the face of Tasmania. It takes a little effort to see this photogenic landmark, turning a trip to this famous beach into a pilgrimage of sorts.”

“The creeping vines and emerald canopy of the ___ have been growing for more than 180 million years. That’s right – it’s the world’s oldest tropical rainforest by an impressive 10 million years.”

“Covering nearly 20,000 square kilometres, in ___ you’ll find ancient landscapes with thundering waterfalls, lush rainforests, wandering wetlands, exotic wildlife and ancient rock art.”