Custom Aussie Tokens

With a shared love of ANZAC bikkies, cricket and rugby, Australia's most stalwart allies are our cousins across the ditch. Just don't mention the undisputed origin of the Pavlova and a kiwi will always be your friend and ally.

Why fly when you can soar? C'mon ladies, start your engines. Time to get all dolled up! This Aussie angel is ready for adventure

The most feared creature in Australia is of course, the Drop Bear. Known for falling from tall Eucalypts to land on unsuspecting tourists the Drop Bear is responsible for more carnage than rain at the Bathurst 1000.

Unlike the comparatively mild-mannered hedgehog, Australia's echidna has no time to collecting gold coins or imitating rollercoasters. They are far too busy terrorising bushwalkers with their beastly antics and razor-sharp spikes

This Roo is not messing around - he means business. And by business we don't mean staring at spreadsheets and coming up with yet another way of misusing the word strategic. We mean smashing through the combat phase and whacking your opponent for six

The scourge of every school kid - the Magpie. Stealthy, lightning fast and with an armour-piercing beak capable of penetrating the toughest helmet (or ice cream container) the Magpie strikes from behind and without warning.

in December 1967, Australia's Prime Minister went for a swim at Cheviot Beach, was caught in a rip and was never seen again. Despite one of the largest search operations in Australian history no trace or clue was left behind - or was it?

Australia has the greatest roads in the world thanks to our army of tireless construction workers. One pothole might not sound exciting but when the work crew of 12 workers and 4 supervisors rolls out to fix it it's an exhilarating sight.

Scholars and historians have long debated which brown yeasty toast smudge came first. The UK might have won that race but Australia elevated the art form and vastly improved the flavour with one of the world's greatest culinary copycat products

Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah. THUNDER! You'll be thunderstruck by our Gibson SG wielding, school uniform-clad Tassie Devil. Packing more punch than TNT, Australia's most fearsome devil is known for dirty deeds and sending opponents to the highway to Hell!

Found in rose gardens, Australia's favourite dinosaur is known to wear a white hat and hang out with wiggly people in brightly coloured skivvies. Normally mild mannered, but like all Australian wildlife she is not to be trifled with.

Australia's deadliest lizard is of course, the dreaded fire-breathing, blue-tongued dragon. This carefree lizard is crashing into the housing market in style, despite it's daily latte and smashed avo on toast.