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SBS News quiz: What injury has caused issue for Nick Kyrgios?

From the Australian Open to the Sydney train strikes and the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal, this week was packed with some big stories. Now, it's time to put your news knowledge to the test with the SBS News quiz.

Artwork shows a young lady with her hand on her forehead, the human brain, the logo of the TikTok app and tennis player Nick Kyrgios with his hands on his abdomen and a cringing face

Credit: Collage by SBS News via AAP Photos


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Published 18 January 2025 6:43am
Updated 18 January 2025 9:54am
Source: SBS News

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