Across
- 2. Australian brand of sparkling water sourced from the Snowy Mountains (6)
- 3. Fifth-century Romano-British Christian missionary and bishop in Ireland (2,7)
- 10. St Patrick is the patron saint of which country on the coast of West Africa (7)
- 12. Sparkling water sourced from a thermal spring in the Italian Alps (3,10)
- 13. Like Canberra (!) this is a purpose-built city established in 1960 to replace Rio de Janeiro as capital (8)
- 16. "Is that completely true?" in Aussie 70's and 80's parlance (7?)
- 20. Medical technique that delivers fluids or medications directly into a person’s vein (11)
- 21. A type of cancer treatment that uses powerful drugs to destroy cancer cells or stop them from growing and dividing (12)
- 22. Tens of thousands of residents and tourists have left which UAE city since the US and Israel started bombing Iran two weeks ago (5)
- 23. A small, three-leaved clover that has served as the unofficial national emblem of Ireland for centuries (8)
Down
- 1. Which Australian artist (pictured) will headline the closing ceremony of the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup (1,4)
- 4. While Istanbul is the world-renowned historic hub, which city is Turkey's capital (6)
- 5. In Aboriginal Australian slang, "deadly" is a widespread, positive term meaning fantastic, awesome, excellent, or really cool. Adopted in the 1970s from which country? (7)
- 6. The Matilda's opponents in the AFC Women's Asian Cup at 9pm tonight (5)
- 7. In Aussie slang what is an Ankle Biter (5)
- 8. This "Strait of" in the daily news, provides the only sea passage from the Persian Gulf to the open ocean (6)
- 9. A gambling game played on Anzac day (3,2)
- 11. Frequently overshadowed by Zurich or Geneva, which city is the actual Swiss capital (4)
- 13. A warm-blooded vertebrate animal of a class that is distinguished by having feathers, wings, and the ability to fly (4)
- 14. Small, lens-shaped edible seeds that belong to the legume family (7)
- 15. A Cold One (Aussie slang) (4)
- 17. The main ingredient of vegetarian moussaka (8)
- 18. Common nickname for Katoomba (1-4)
- 19. English city where sheets & linen were shipped to Australia (10)
