Gifts from Australia
SubscribeI would love suggestions for suitable gifts for our Canadian hosts. What would Canadians like from Australia? Australian wine comes to mind but we will be travelling extensively (including a cruise) before the visit so that would be very awkward. Please help.
Our friends from Australia have brought us the following:
For children - Australian storybooks like Storm Boy, toy koalas/kangaroos (the tiny ones whose hands are clips), Australia flag pins, mock road signs (Koalas next 2km, etc.)
For adults? Australian tea/biscuits, calendars with Australian landscapes, Aboriginal artwork pieces (weavings, towels, ashtrays, baskets, t-shirts, etc).
I guess an authentic Aboriginal boomerang's out of the question.
How about a CD of Ted Egan music?
For children - Australian storybooks like Storm Boy, toy koalas/kangaroos (the tiny ones whose hands are clips), Australia flag pins, mock road signs (Koalas next 2km, etc.)
For adults? Australian tea/biscuits, calendars with Australian landscapes, Aboriginal artwork pieces (weavings, towels, ashtrays, baskets, t-shirts, etc).
I guess an authentic Aboriginal boomerang's out of the question.

How about a CD of Ted Egan music?
If it was me, Hugh Jackman or his twin brother! 

Thanks all, that is all very helpful. I already knew better than to try the vegemite. All but Australians find it disgusting. I've since thought of scenic DVD's of Oz from Australian Geographic stores.
Hello Cessnock, if you have a woman to bring a gift to I would suggest a scarf with an Aboriginal design. I was given one from an Australian couple who are friends and I love it so much and always get compliments when I wear it. Scarves are so easy to pack in your luggage also which is good.
