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WordleBot sets a new preferred opening word
New York Times: WordleBot can help analyse and improve your Wordle game.

Seven things we learned analysing 515 million Wordles
New York Times: Maybe it’s time to say goodbye to Adieu?

The mind games that could ward off dementia
Telegraph: Exercising your brain is as important as exercising your body, expert says.

“Fiercely competitive”: Ben Affleck dishes on celebrity Wordle group
"The first rule of Wordle is don’t talk about Wordle. Unless you get it in three guesses."

Revealed: What Kiwis were Googling in 2022
Google has released Kiwis' most searched names, events and recipes of the year.
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Daily Quiz

Morning quiz: Which is the only continent with land in all four hemispheres?
Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Afternoon quiz: In what year did the Sydney Harbour Bridge open?
Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.

Morning quiz: Who was the last emperor of China?
Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Afternoon quiz: What is the smallest bone in the human body?
Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.
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Sideswipe: One scoop or two?
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Sideswipe: First, there were snakes
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Sideswipe: Gang of cones guarding a pothole
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Sideswipe: Hyper-real airport sculpture
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Sideswipe: A nasty shin injury just waiting to happen
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He made Wordle for his partner. Now it's an online hit
New York Times: The word game was created by a software engineer in Brooklyn.