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White tail spider The White tail spider is a small spider, normally less than 2cm long, but it has a big reputation. Despite what you may hear, the bite of 
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Funnelweb Spider The Sydney Funnelweb spider takes its name from the “funnel-like” appearance of its web. Unlike many spiders the Sydney Funnelweb lives on the ground and likes to live 
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Redback Spider A relative of the infamous Black Widow spider, the redback is so named due to the red stripe that is on the abdomen of the female members. In 
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Dugite Pronounced ¨DEW-gite¨, the Dugite is similar in many ways to the Eastern Brown snake and could be considered its counterpart on the West Coast of Australia. Where the Eastern 
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One of our teachers recently asked her students why they were learning English. These are the reasons that THEY came up with.   We asked, why are you learning English­? 
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Check out the second installment of our series of blog posts on some of Australia’s most dangerous animals!   Brown Snake The Eastern Brown snake is probably responsible for more 
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Australia has a lot of dangerous animals. We are going to give you information on 12 of them over the next week or two so remember to check back to 
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Check out another one of our incredible (and free!) materials to help you practice English.     A2 – Weather & Song Listeninge
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More on reading English.   When my children were young, we always read a story before going to sleep. Always.   One of our favourite authors was Roald Dahl, who 
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Am I supersitious?   Sadly, I am the opposite of a good-luck charm for my team.  Whenever I watch them, they lose.   Well, perhaps that is not exactly right.  
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