Basic scanning
Look at the grid, bearing in mind the fundamental rule that each row, column and 3×3 box must contain one instance only of each of the digits from 1 – 9. The other side of this is that if a digit is already in a row, column, or 3×3 box, it can’t appear [more…]
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Congratulations to Annette T from NSW, the lucky winner of a brand-new MG3!
Super Hexoku, page 59
The cells in the Hexagon at the top of the second column could not be solved.
Thank you to K Drummond from NSW for alerting us to this gremlin.
Crosswords, logic puzzles, and sudoku have long been cherished pastimes, captivating minds and challenging even the sharpest intellects. For Annette T, from New South Wales, these puzzles became more than just a hobby; they became the gateway to an unexpected and thrilling victory. In a delightful surprise, Annette has emerged as the winner of the [more…]
Giant Cryptic
$250 Cash
N Jenkins, Waitakere NZ.
$50 Cash
J Chant, Rosebud VIC; A Ferguson, Aldavilla NSW.
Stinker!
NutriBullet Mega Pack
L Daley, Tweed Heads NSW.
$100 Cash
K Madsen, Charters Towers QLD; K Scott, Banyo QLD; J Wedemeyer, Eidsvold QLD.
The Baffler
Lenovo Smart Clock
H Newsome, Balaklava SA.
The Knowledge
Sol: Languages
$50 Cash
J Noble, Papatoetoe East NZ; A Peterson, Christchurch NZ.
What’s What, page 46
The ‘F’ should have been an ‘L’ on the puzzle grid for the answer to ‘Aussie Rules football (1,1,1)’.
Thanks to S Penman from WA for alerting us to this gremlin.
