Jigsaw Puzzle News

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  David Williamson’s The Puzzle: A Satirical Triumph in Australian TheatreJune 1, 2025
  David Williamson, a prominent figure in Australian theatre, showcases his adeptness at satirizing the middle-class in his latest play, The Puzzle. With a keen eye for social commentary, Williamson weaves together themes of fun, sex, and moral dilemmas in a narrative that challenges societal norms. The World of Jane Austen: A 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle… Read more: David Williamson’s The Puzzle: A Satirical Triumph in Australian Theatre
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  Doctor’s Journey: From Lockdown Puzzles to World ChampionshipsJune 1, 2025
  Hannah Farthing, a doctor from Wodonga, VIC, found solace and challenge in the world of jigsaw puzzles during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020. What started as a hobby quickly escalated into a competitive pursuit, leading her to the World Jigsaw Puzzle Championships in Spain last year. The World of Jane Austen: A 1000 Piece Jigsaw… Read more: Doctor’s Journey: From Lockdown Puzzles to World Championships
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  Canberra Prepares for Inaugural Jigsaw Competition ExcitementJune 1, 2025
  In Canberra, the anticipation is building for the city’s very first jigsaw competition. For seven-year-old Maddie Rivers, jigsaw puzzles were more than just a pastime – they were a distraction during her hospital visits for cystic fibrosis treatment. Now, two years free from hospital stays, Maddie continues to find solace in puzzles, completing nearly 60… Read more: Canberra Prepares for Inaugural Jigsaw Competition Excitement
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  Chaos at Volta ao Algarve Shocks Cycling WorldMay 31, 2025
  Welcome to Escape Collective. Today’s Spin Cycle news digest covers a range of happenings in the cycling world, from mishaps to victories and everything in between. The week started with a major blunder at the Volta ao Algarve, where poor signposting led riders in the wrong direction at the finish line. The chaos that ensued… Read more: Chaos at Volta ao Algarve Shocks Cycling World
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  Study Reveals Tectonic Plate Movement in Turkey’s Fault ZoneMay 31, 2025
  A recent study by Curtin University in Australia has shed light on the movement of continents through the analysis of lava flows in Turkey. The research focused on the Tuz Gölü Fault Zone, a significant geological structure spanning over 200 kilometers. This study not only enhances our understanding of how tectonic plates shift but also… Read more: Study Reveals Tectonic Plate Movement in Turkey’s Fault Zone