| ALLEGE | Claim everything, for example, at Evans Head (6) |
| INNATE | Inherited tavern at Evans Head? (6) |
| ACERBATE | Exasperate as caber tossed at Evans Head (8) |
| READER | One enjoying "Titles Ruin Everything," for example |
| ASSAYS | Tests for arsenic for example at start of supper (6) |
| INSURE | Protect your property, for example, at home from firm (6) |
| RAMSAY | Sheep, for example, at famous street in Erinsborough (6) |
| ENGINE | It's to be started, for example, at nine (6) |
| NEGATE | Deny one's first name, for example, at the end (6) |
| LEGATE | Left, for example, at the end, with a diplomat (6) |
| ALLEGES | Claims everything, for instance, has two directions (7) |
| RUGGED | Runner retired, for example, at start of decathlon - it's really tough! (6) |
| RUBRIC | A set of rules or instructions, for example at the beginning of an examination paper (6) |
| REGIME | Government of right, for example, at times ignoring outsiders |
| ICECAP | Large permanently frozen area, for example at the poles (3,3) |
| AVALON | Star makes comeback, accepting nearly everything for "Isle of Legend" (6) |
| KARATE | Kick and rebound after tensing everything for a start (6) |
| WALLOP | Women work bringing in everything for buffet (6) |
| BALLOT | Computer program including everything for vote |
| ABOUND | Be full of anger having lost almost everything for sure |
