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Battle of the Big Things

Battle of the Big Things

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 Welcome to the home of Australia’s BIG Things! Hosted by two lifelong best friends, Battle of the Big Things dives into the history and quirks behind Australia’s big statues. From bananas, to birds and balls, each week our Aussie icons go head to head, where BIGGER is always better. It’s time to hit the open road!Copyright Battle of the Big Things. 2023 All rights reserved. Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary
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  • 7 - State of Origin - Part Two

    7 - State of Origin - Part Two
    Dec 7 2023

    Welcome back to State of Origin Part Two, Will Queensland rise from the ashes of defeat in Part one? Or will New South Wales come out soaring above in this epic battle of feathered foes? Sit back as Shelley and James once again face off for state pride! Blow the whistle, it's time for kick off!

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    46 mins
  • 6 - Orange Ya Glad?

    6 - Orange Ya Glad?
    Nov 29 2023

    It's time for a freshly squeezed battle! This week Shelley and James peel back the fruity facts behind two of Australia's big oranges, and stumble across some old road trip audio from their adventures together. Who will take the citrus crown?

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    51 mins
  • 5 - Battlin’ Boots

    5 - Battlin’ Boots
    Nov 22 2023

    These boots were made for battling! This week Shelley and James tackle the Big Boots of Australia, and kick things off with a surprise quiz from Penny. Who'll take home the golden boot?

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    53 mins

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