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Friday news quiz: A space rescue, high-profile pranks and the importance of using your full posterior

Friday news quiz: A space rescue, high-profile pranks and the importance of using your full posterior
ABC Australia Thursday 02 July 2026, 19:06 UTC 1 min read
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Are you ready to laugh? This week's ABC news quiz features hilarious pranks from all over the world, plus a quote that could only come from right here at home. There's also a daring space rescue and a plan to save our BeeFFs.

Are you ready to laugh? This week's ABC news quiz features hilarious pranks from all over the world, plus a quote that could only come from right here at home. There's also a daring space rescue and a plan to save our BeeFFs. Let's go. LoadingWhere to find all the ABC's quizzes Want to test yourself even further? Take a squiz at the ABC News quiz topic page and see if you're a whiz at our previous quizzes.
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