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Amazing Australian BIG Things

Does size matter?

To the people that built the structures pictured on this page it certainly does!
Big bananas, big pineapples, big crocodiles, big oranges, and even a big poo !
This is only a small selection of all the BIG Things that can be found around Australia, if you come across any not listed on this page please send us a pic !

The Big Banana, Coffs Harbour, NSW

Photo courtesy of the Big Banana

The Big Barra, Daintree Village, QLD

Photo by Richard

The Big Barra, Normanton, QLD

Photo by Katrin Holmsten

The Big Bull, Wauchope, NSW

Photo by Richard

The Big Bundy Bottle, in Bundaberg ofcourse!

Photo by Katrin Holmsten

The Big Captain Cook, Cairns, Queensland

Photo by Richard

The Big Cassowary, Mission Beach, Queensland

The Big Cigar, Churchill, VIC

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The Big Cigarette, Myrtleford, VIC

Thanks to Kate Learowell for this pic of the big cigarette

The Big Crocodile, Normanton, QLD

The locals in Normanton swear this replica is true to size of one found in their river!
Photo by Rob Lapaer of Rainforest Hideaway B&B, Cape Tribulation, N.Qld.

The Big Crocodile, Wyndham, WA

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The Big Fruit Bowl, Bilpin, NSW

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The Big Golden Guitar, Tamworth, NSW

Photo by Richard

The Big Goldpanner, Bathurst, New South Wales

Photo by Steve Jamieson

The Big Gumboot, Tully, Queensland

Photo by Katrin Holmsten

Tully is officially the wettest place in Australia, so gum boots come out pretty handy around here.
They love their gum boots that much that they have built a big gum boot and also celebrate an annual gum boot festival!

The Big Koala, Dadswell Bridge, Victoria

Photo by Richard

The Big Lizzie, Red Cliffs, VIC

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The Big Lobster, Kingston, S.E., SA

Photo by Richard

The Big Mandarin, Mundubber, QLD

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The Big Mango, Bowen, QLD

Photo by Katrin Holmsten

The Big Marlin, Cairns, QLD

Photo by Richard

The Big Merino, Goulburn, NSW

Photo by Steve and Helen Jamieson

The Big Murray Cod, Swan Hill, VIC

Photo by Richard

The Big Ned Kelly, Maryborough, QLD

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We've just been informed there are two Ned's, who can send us a photo of the Glenrowan Ned?

The Big Oranges, Berri, SA and Gayndah, QLD

Photo by Richard

Photo by Lets-Getaway.com

The Big Oyster, Taree, NSW

Photo by Richard

The Big Peanut, Atherton Tableland, QLD

Photo by Lets-Getaway.com

The Big Penguin, Penguin, TAS

Photo by Brenda Darley

The Big Pineapple, Nambour, QLD

Photo by Richard

The Big Poo, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria

Photo by Lets-Getaway.com

The Big Potato, Robertson, NSW

Photo by BJ Slim and Bones

The Big Prawn, Ballina, NSW

Photo by Kristen McMahan

The Big Ram, Wagin, WA

Photo by Richard

The Big Rocking Horse, Gumeracha, SA

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The Big Sapphire and Sapphire Ring, Rubyvale, QLD

Photo by Lets-Getaway.com

The Big Tap, Phillip Island, VIC

Photo by Lets-Getaway.com

The Big Trout, Adaminaby, NSW

Photo by Helen and Steve Jamieson

The Big Winch, Coober Pedy, SA

Photo by Richard

Have you got any photos of Australian BIG things?
Do you know of (or own) any amazing Australian BIG things? Then contact us!

The Big Wine Bottle, McLaren Vale, SA

This 10m high bottle of ‘Wirra Wirra Churchblock’ wine is cladded with recycled corks.
Find it at McLaren Vale Winery, Wirra Wirra, McLaren Vale, South Australia.

Wirra Wirra started phasing out corks ten years ago were wondering “Where have all the corks gone?”. People used to hoard them for the never completed cork board etc. A bit of Googling discovered some bizarre examples of cork art which got them thinking… They decided to create their own massive Work of Art – Wirra Wirra has a history of doing unusual things that don’t always fit the stereotype… So they put a call out for old corks and discovered that the Girl Guides collect and recycle them to raise funds, but this revenue has been hit by all the screwcaps. So what started as a quest to build something BIG, evolved into a bit of a cause-related awareness exercise for the Girl Guides who by chance are enjoying The Year of the Girl Guide in 2010! Wirra Wirra built thier baby, which is not a statement about corks, but a recognition of leaving them behind, the chance to create something interesting and to remind everyone that amid a lot of the gloom that surrounds the wine industry today, Wirra Wirra hasn’t lost site of their philosophy that “this should all be fun”.