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The correct answer is The Valentines. Bon Scott, the future lead singer of AC/DC, fronted this Perth, Australia band in 1966.

The correct answer is "And Bald-Headed Babies." This is the continuation of Joffa Boy's usual welcoming greeting on "The Tarax Happy Show." The greeting includes various groups of people, such as boys and girls, mums and dads, Australians young and old, and finally, bald-headed babies. This answer completes the list of groups that Joffa Boy would greet in his welcoming message on the show.

The Wandiligong Valley in Australian northeastern Victoria is a former gold mining area that is now classified by The National Trust.

In the 1890's, the colony of New Australia was set up in Paraguay. This location was chosen by a group of Australian socialists who were seeking to establish a utopian society based on cooperative principles. They believed that Paraguay's fertile land and welcoming government would provide an ideal environment for their experiment. However, the colony faced numerous challenges and ultimately failed, with many of the settlers returning to Australia.

Dorothy Crawford did not appear in "The Stunt", the first episode of "Homicide" that was broadcast on October 20, 1964.

Zachary Hicks was a Lieutenant aboard Cook's Endeavour. This means that he held a position of authority and responsibility on the ship during Cook's expedition. As a Lieutenant, Hicks would have been involved in the navigation and management of the ship, assisting Cook in his exploration endeavors. This role was crucial in ensuring the success and safety of the expedition.

Wingan Inlet, Mueller River, and Thurra River can be found in the far east of Victoria, Australia. This area is known for its stunning natural beauty and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. It is located in the easternmost part of the state, near the border with New South Wales. The region is home to diverse ecosystems, including coastal dunes, wetlands, and forests, making it a haven for wildlife and a paradise for nature lovers.

The question asks for the last pop song played before the music format change from pop to Beautiful Music in 1973. Among the given options, "I'll Be Gone" by Spectrum is the only pop song. Therefore, it can be inferred that "I'll Be Gone" by Spectrum was the last pop song played before the changeover.

Billy Joel completed an Australian tour in early 1991 entitled Stormfront and followed it up with a two-hour television special documenting the tour.

The popular wartime song with the lyrics "and it means a lot to me. It's the symbol of Australia..." is referring to the Slouch Hat. The Slouch Hat is a wide-brimmed hat with one side of the brim turned up. It is an iconic symbol of the Australian military and is often associated with the Australian identity and pride.

The correct answer is The Twilights. The Twilights were an Australian pop group that won the 1966 Hoadley's Battle of the Sounds competition.

Brian Taylor was the first Top 40 DJ for 3UZ in 1958.

Bob Horsfall played the part of Rob and was one of Melbourne's first deejays in the TV series "Bellbird".

Bill Collins called the Melbourne Cup for 3DB and affiliated stations throughout Australia and New Zealand a total of 34 times.

The correct answer is "After World War I General Joffre." This suggests that Australian comedian Joff Ellen was called Joff in reference to General Joffre, who was a prominent figure during World War I. The use of this name could be a tribute or a way to honor the general's legacy.

Graham Kennedy played the role of Harry in the movie "The Odd Angry Shot".

French Island is located north of Phillip Island, Victoria.

Maurie Fields played the role of Mr Quinney in the Australian TV series "Bellbird".

Wilcannia, N.S.W. was once known as Queen City.

A "dead bird" in Australian horse-racing parlance refers to a horse that is certain to win. This term is used to describe a horse that is highly favored and expected to come out victorious in a race.