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Friday news quiz: Investigate a fake murder and meet some introverted seabirds

Friday news quiz: Investigate a fake murder and meet some introverted seabirds
ABC Australia Thursday 15 October 2026, 18:55 UTC By Lincoln Archer 1 min read
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Don't believe any tips that hit your inbox promising the lowdown on how to ace this week's news quiz. You can't trust them. And yet there's no time to lose.

Don't believe any tips that hit your inbox promising the lowdown on how to ace this week's news quiz. You can't trust them. And yet there's no time to lose. As question one reveals, time itself is literally running out. Let's begin. LoadingWant 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. [Image text:] BRINGINGLIGHT TOUNSOLVED CASES It is important that victims stories are told and nottorgotten Unsolved Murders View case details and share any information you may have. View AllUnsolvedMurders Cases Submit a Tip Help detectives solve a case and bring answers to loved ones. Submit a Tip
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