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Test your knowledge and support the critically endangered Javan Rhino at the NZACT October Trivia Night in Kingston, ACT. Join a fun, socially engaging evening that fuels wildlife conservation efforts in Australia’s capital.
Test your knowledge and support the critically endangered Javan Rhino at the NZACT October Trivia Night in Kingston, ACT. Join a fun, socially engaging evening that fuels wildlife conservation efforts in Australia’s capital.
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Set in the heart of Kingston, Australian Capital Territory, the NZACT October Trivia Night offers a unique blend of fun, friendly competition, and wildlife conservation advocacy. This two-hour evening event invites teams of up to six adults to engage their wits in support of the critically endangered Javan Rhino. Organized by the National Zoo and Aquarium Conservation Team (NZACT) with ALERT Indonesia, the event is a standout opportunity to connect with the local community while contributing to a crucial environmental cause.
Located at 52 Jardine St, Kingston, this trivia night not only ignites your passion for wildlife but also highlights the urgent conservation needs of one of Earth’s rarest rhino species. Since the Javan Rhino is on the brink of extinction, with fewer than 80 individuals estimated in the wild, every fundraising effort is vital. NZACT’s commitment makes this evening more than just a social gathering—it’s a chance to be part of a meaningful movement.
Participants will check in by 6:30 pm to collect their trivia sheets and get ready to challenge themselves in rounds covering a range of topics. The atmosphere strikes a perfect balance between spirited competition and camaraderie, drawing locals and visitors alike who share an interest in wildlife, trivia, and community engagement. Prizes await the sharpest minds, adding a fun incentive to the cause-driven night.
Food and drinks are available for purchase onsite, creating a casual, welcoming environment where you can relax and socialize before and after the trivia. Families are welcome too, with free admission for children under eight, making it an inclusive event for visitors from all walks of life.
Kingston's vibrant neighborhood is ideal for evening outings, with easy access to accommodation and public transport. Beyond the event, the region offers scenic walking trails, eateries, and cultural landmarks to explore.
Whether you're a trivia enthusiast, a supporter of conservation, or looking for a meaningful way to spend an evening in Canberra, the NZACT October Trivia Night provides an engaging experience that supports a critical environmental cause. Join the trivia, support the Javan Rhino, and be part of an adventure that fuses learning, challenge, and wildlife preservation.
easy.
2 hours.
No physical exertion required, suitable for all fitness levels
Yes, children under 8 years old are admitted free, making it a family-friendly event.
Yes, booking your tickets in advance is essential to secure your place at the trivia night.
No, food and drinks are sold separately on-site during the event.
The event raises funds for the conservation of the critically endangered Javan Rhino.
A maximum of six adults per team is allowed.
At 52 Jardine St, Kingston, in the Australian Capital Territory.
Kingston is one of Canberra's oldest suburbs, with heritage-listed buildings reflecting the early days of Australia's capital city.
Proceeds from this event contribute directly to ALERT Indonesia’s efforts to protect the Javan Rhino’s diminishing habitat and support anti-poaching initiatives.
National Zoo and Aquarium Canberra is a combined zoo and aquarium located in Yarralumla, Australian Capital Territory. The facility offers a wide range of animal encounters, conservation-focused tours, educational programs and family experiences. Visitors can choose from short, guided encounters—such as 15-minute sessions with sun bears, cheetahs or tigers—to longer interactive tours including family Wonders of Wildlife and full-day conservation experiences. The venue provides school-focused keeper-for-a-day programs for primary and high school students that teach animal care, feeding and enrichment skills in structured three‑hour and longer sessions. Birthday packages and private event options are available, including Adventureland and Safari Extravaganza birthday packages that combine guided animal interactions, activity packs and catering choices suited to groups and children. General admission grants access to exhibits spanning African savannah species, Asian carnivores, Australian native animals and aquatic displays, while specialised encounters let small groups meet animals like giraffes, rhinos, meerkats and ruffed lemurs under staff supervision. Conservation, animal welfare and education are central to the institution’s offerings. Keeper-guided experiences are led by trained staff and focus on species-specific care, enrichment and conservation messaging. Tickets, encounter bookings and school program details are published by the National Zoo and Aquarium Canberra and should be checked on official channels for current availability and age guidelines. The facility’s location in Canberra makes it accessible to visitors throughout the Australian Capital Territory and nearby regions. Encounter opportunities include named animals such as Arataki and Otay the sun bears and Solo the cheetah when available. Attendance depends on bookings.
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