Everyone gets 12 hours of sunshine

It will depend on your latitude - higher latitudes will get less sunshine hours

No sunshine at the North Pole and 24 hours of sunshine at the South Pole

No sunshine at the South Pole and 24 hours of sunshine at the North Pole

'Record setting' meaning it was the largest of record

'Of little consequence' implying it was one of the smallest on record

September 7

August 16

August 12

September 28

September 1

22.4 km^2

22.4 million km^2

18.4 km^2

18.4 million km^2

The polar vortex breaks down, and the relatively rich ozone air to the north of the Antarctic area mixes in 

The sun rises over the South Pole, causing the chlorine in the atmosphere to be chemically destroyed

UV radiation from the Sun generates more new ozone than the ozone depleting chemistry destroys

The conditions required are cold temperatures and a strong polar vortex, so the ozone hole occurs in the winter months of the Southern Hemisphere

You need cold temperatures to have stratospheric clouds, chlorine from CFCs and UV radiation from the Sun.  These conditions only occur in Spring.

Warm temperatures are necessary to facilitate the ozone destroying chemistry as this leads to a strong polar vortex which concentrates the ozone over the South Pole

Yes, skins cancer rates are greater in the southern latitudes, so clearly proximity to Antarctica and the ozone hole are linked.

Yes, ozone has been depleted since the mid 1980s, which clear coincides with an increase in skin cancer rates in Australia

No - the ozone hole is mostly contained over Antarctica, and does not result in higher ozone concentrations over Australia

No.  The Ozone hole was repaired when the Montreal treaty was signed in 1991, the most successful treaty ever signed by the World's governments