Squiz Quiz – 14 September 2024

1. This week, the Coalition pulled support for the Albanese Government's plan to do what?

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After lots of negotiations, Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor said he's not satisfied that Treasurer Jim Chalmers has got the new structure right.

2. What big inquiry did the Albanese Government respond to this week?

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This is the Brereton Report that was handed down in 2020 - and it's not done yet.

3. What policy area wasn't covered by Kamala Harris or Donald Trump in the US presidential debate?

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But all the other topics we're covered and boy was it a spicy one...

4. A historic trial between the US Justice Department and which company kicked off this week?

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It claims Google uses anti-competitive tactics in the advertising part of its business, which is harming news publishers.

5. Iran was called out for supplying which country with missiles?

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American officials say more than 200 ballistic missiles were shipped to Russia this week.

6. The boss of what major media company resigned this week?

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Mike Sneesby will finish up at the end of the month - during his 3.5 years in the top job Nine's share price has fallen almost 60%.

7. What feature did Apple unveil at its product launch this week?

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Their products will use generative AI to create text and images based on language prompts, similar to how platforms like ChatGPT work.

8. Why was Foo Fighters lead signer Dave Grohl in the headlines this week?

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Yikes...

9. What is yet to be organised for Fyre Festival 2.0 that's returning in April 2025?

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But tickets will still set you back $2,100-$1.65 million…

10. Whose record did Taylor Swift break at the MTV Video Music Awards this week?

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It was the record for the number of solo VMA wins - she's now got 30. What a legend...

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