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1. Who is the editor-in-chief of US Vogue?
2. Who played the ageing rock ‘n’ roll legend Billy Mack in the popular Christmas romance Love Actually?
3. Who was British Prime Minister from 1997 to 2007?
4. Cheek to Cheek was a collaborative album featuring which two artists?
5. Who directed the 2014 biopic American Sniper, centring on war hero Chris Kyle?
6. Current Australian GovernorGeneral David Hurley held which rank in the Australian Army?
7. Who is captain of AFL club Essendon?
8. Featuring a black double- headed eagle in the centre, what is the main colour of the Albania flag?
9. Pristina is the capital of which Eastern European republic?
10. Which of the four Gland Slam singles titles did Novak Djokovic win?
11. Who is the Victorian Premier?
12. Who played Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter movie franchise?
13. The Jimmy Watson Trophy is an Australian honour in which industry?
14. Which two suburban/regional grounds were used during the recent AFL Gather Round in Adelaide?
15. Which electorate does former Premier Steven Marshall represent?
16. Which palace is the official residence of the Prince and Princess of Wales?
17. In which year did Mary Donaldson marry Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark?
18. Which city hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics?
19. In which decade did Mao Zedong, also known as Chairman Mao, die?
20. Who was the lead vocalist for rock band Led Zeppelin?
21. Ethel Kennedy is the widow of which assassinated Kennedy politician?
22. Who played JR Ewing on the prime time soap Dallas?
23. With which sport do we associate Australian player and administrator Larry Sengstock?
24. World record holding middle distance runner, the late Ron Clarke, was once Mayor of which Australian city?
25. Belinda Reynolds is the head coach of which Suncorp Super Netball team?
26. Who was actor Ryan Reynolds’ first wife?
27. In Margaret Mitchell’s classic novel Gone with the Wind, what was the name of the O’Hara family plantation?
28. Makedde Vanderwall was the chief protagonist in six best selling crime novels by which Canadian-Australian author?
29. Macadamias are native to which two Australian States?
30. Which ground is set to host the opening game of rugby league’s 2023 State of Origin Series?
31. Who is the premier of New South Wales?
32. Parachutes was he debut studio album for which British rock band?
33. At the 1999 Oscars ceremony, which movie won Best Picture?
34. Sir Laurence Olivier was once married to which Gone with the Wind actress?
35. World number one golfer John Rahm was born in which country?
36. Lisbon is the capital of which European country?
37. What is the official language of Colombia?
38. What is the largest coffee producing nation in the world?
39. Prosecco and merlot are styles of which beverage?
40. In which Australian wine region is Wolf Blass an iconic name?
21. Robert F. Kennedy; 22. Larry Hagman; 23. Basketball; 24. Gold Coast; 25. Sunshine Coast Lightning; 26. Scarlett Johansson; 27. Tara; 28. Tara Moss; 29. New South Wales & Queensland; 30. Adelaide Oval; 31. Chris Minns; 32. Coldplay; 33. Shakespeare in Love; 34. Vivien Leigh; 35. Spain; 36. Portugal; 37. Spanish; 38. Brazil; 39. Wine; 40. Barossa Valley
Answers:1. Anna Wintour; 2. Bill Nighy; 3. Tony Blair; 4. Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga; 5. Clint Eastwood; 6. General; 7. Zach Merrett; 8. Red; 9. Kosovo; 10. Australian Open; 11. Daniel Andrews’ 12. Emma Watson; 13. Wine Industry; 14. Norwood & Mount Barker; 15. Dunstan; 16. Kensington Palace; 17. 2004; 18. Beijing; 19. 1970s; 20. Robert Plant;
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Celebrating volunteers across the Glenelg Shire
Calling all volunteers in the Glenelg Shire, you are invited to help celebrate National Volunteer Week as part of events being held this month.
Volunteer Recognition Receptions will take place in Heywood, Casterton, Portland and Nelson during May 15 – May 21 to officially celebrate the role of volunteers in the Glenelg Shire.
Mayor Cr Scott Martin said the Volunteer Recognition Receptions events are an important chance to recognise the “lifeblood of our local community”.
“Volunteers play a vital role, lending their time and talents, for no reward or remuneration, to support, encourage and enhance the lives of others in the community,” he said.
“This year’s national theme is the ‘Change Makers’, which is a perfectly fitting way to recognise the impact of volunteering, and how those involved can really drive change within their communities.
“These Recognition Receptions will recognise the many coaches, canteen volunteers, gardeners, meals-onwheels deliverers, ground keepers, raffle ticket sellers and more who keep our community thriving.
“With guest speakers and live music, I look forward to seeing a number of new and familiar faces as we take this opportunity to officially recognise and celebrate our local volunteers across the Shire.”
Volunteer Recognition Receptions will be held at the following locations:
Heywood
Tuesday 16 May
5pm
Heywood Hotel
Casterton
Wednesday 17 May
6pm
Casterton Kelpie Centre
Portland
Thursday 18 May
6pm
Portland Golf Club
Nelson
Friday 19 May 5pm
Nelson Hotel
National Volunteer Week is an annual celebration to recognise the contributions of volunteers across Australia. Thousands of events are held across the country to say thank you to the nation’s six million volunteers.
For further information, or to register your attendance including dietary and mobility requirement for any of the events, please contact the Glenelg Shire Events Team on email events@glenelg.vic.gov.au.
Cemetery tour on offer to mark History Month
Mount Gambier History Group, in conjunction with the Mount Gambier Library, is offering a guided cemetery tour at Lake Terrace Cemetery Sunday, May 21, at 2pm
A guided tour of significant headstones enhanced with stories of years gone by. The tour meets at the Lake Terrace Cemetery's Sexton Cottage and begins at 2 pm.
Adults are $10pand Under 16 free and that is payable to Mount Gambier History Group on the day.
Bookings essential through the Mount Gambier Library (08)8721 2540.