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You can't get Kylie out of your head. But do you know her first hit?

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You can't get Kylie out of your head. But do you know her first hit? (2026, September 19). ABC News (AU). https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-20/spicks-and-specks-music-quiz/107106736

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Spicks and Specks invites listeners to take a quiz about Australian pop star Kylie Minogue, starting from her debut single through to recent chart-toppers. The article suggests testing one's knowledge of Kylie's music career by participating in their musical trivia challenge.
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The Australian music show Spicks and Specks recently featured a quiz centered around the career of pop star Kylie Minogue, from her early days in music through to her more recent hits. The quiz challenges fans to identify Kylie's first hit song along with other notable tracks she has released over the years, culminating in the most recent winner from the annual Hottest 100 countdown by Triple J radio station. This interactive feature aims to engage listeners and test their knowledge of Kylie Minogue's extensive musical discography.

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