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Saturday Edition | AM
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Good morning
Happy Saturday morning, members! Have you been following the Olympics? As someone who plays the sport, I (Blue) enjoy watching the men’s basketball games. Whether you're cheering for our talented athletes or just savouring the spectacular moments, it's a great time to soak in all the action and celebrate the incredible feats happening right now in the City of Light. So sit back, and let's dive into the latest stories together! Before that,
let’s answer yesterday’s riddle, shall we?
What five-letter English word can be pronounced the same even with four of its letters removed?
And the answer is… ‘queue’! If you cracked the riddle, look out for your special mention below! Next is our ‘What Would the Grandkids Say?’ segment. Today’s term is ‘Keep it 100’, which means being honest and genuine. I appreciate it when my friends ‘keep it 100’ with me, even if the truth might be hard to hear.
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Where was the first Australia-England cricket test held in 1877?
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A. Sydney
B. Perth
C. Melbourne
D. Adelaide
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Scroll to the bottom of the newsletter for the answer.
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Picture of the Day
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Fun & Games
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3 August
On this day in History
1856Alfred Deakin, Australia’s 2nd Prime Minister, was born.
1914The first true, uninterrupted Panama Canal crossing was made by S. S. Cristobal.
1960Niger gained independence from France.
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(Grand)Dad joke of the day
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The first Australia-England cricket test match was played in 1877 in Melbourne.
Riddle Masters: Well played! Here is your shout-out.
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