Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime tale explaining why crocodiles attack people. A good natured story that is great for kids and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime story behind the stars in the sky, the boomerang-shaped new moon and rainbows across the sky. A good natured story that is great for kids and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime tale of Bahloo, who serenely sailed across the night sky. In Bahloo’s journey he would bring changes to the weather. He brought winter, summer, autumn and spring to his people. When happy, he would bring good weather for all his tribal people across the land. But if he was angered he would bring bushfires, droughts and monsoons. One day Bahloo became very ill. This artwork is that story told. A good natured story that is great for kids and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Noel Doyle, Indigenous artist of the Raminginging people who now resides in Cape York. It is the traditional Raminginging dreamtime tale of the Barramundi. The name barramundi is Aboriginal for “large-scaled silver fish. It is considered a wise and strong fish, truly capable of outsmarting people. As a result the “barra” plays a large part in the region’s dreamtime mythology. A good natured story that is great for kids and informative for adults. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Danielle “DJ Mate” Sullivan. Danielle is a part of the new breed of contemporary Indigenous artists. Danielle is a descendant of the Kunja People from the Cunnamulla region of South Western Queensland. Danielle paints from a viewpoint that we are part of all animals and plants that surround us. All living things share a common journey of survival and growth. Her artistic journey is to make this connection. A traditional Darkingill dreamtime story of the Humpback whale is included. Large wooden table puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. Learn More

Artwork by Robert Campbell Jnr. (1944-1993). Original is in private collection. It is the story of the sun – the source all life. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Robert Campbell Jnr. (1944-1993). Original is in private collection. It is the story of racial segregation in Australia. A trip to the pictures meant a seat in the section of the theatre “Roped Off” at the front for indigenous folk. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Robert Campbell Jnr. (1944-1993). Original is in private collection. It is the story of the complete change to the indigenous life with the coming of settlement. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Robert Campbell Jnr. (1944-1993). Original is owned by The National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. It is the story of the hunt. A celebration of the male, both in the hunting weapons, and the spirit ancestor of the kangaroo. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Robert Campbell Jnr. (1944-1993). Original owned By the Kluge Rhuhr Gallery, University of Virginia, USA. It is the story of Robert’s youth on the seaside coast of New South Wales. Large wooden table puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. Learn More

Artwork by Robert Campbell Jnr. (1944-1993). Original currently hangs in the Art Gallery of Queensland. It is a timeless image of the didgeridoo player, the link between the tribe and Creation Ancestors. Large wooden table puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. Learn More

Artwork by Robert Campbell Jnr. (1944-1993). Original is in private collection. It is the story of traditional fishing and harmony in nature. Includes a full background to the artist, the work, and the culture that underpins it. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Robert Campbell Jnr. (1944-1993). Original is in private collection. It is the story of the “Hands Across Australia” event, held in 1984. This large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Includes notes on design and history. Learn More

Artwork by Robert Campbell Jnr. (1944-1993). Original currently hangs in the Art Gallery of Queensland. Reflecting Robert’s youth living by the sea on the NSW mid-north coast. This wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm. Includes notes on design and history. Learn More

Artwork by Belinda Williams. Polly Kngale is a senior Anmatyerre artist living in Utopia, northeast of Alice Springs. This wooden table puzzle measures 30cm x 42cm. Includes notes on design and history. Learn More

Artwork by the NSW Reconciliation Council. For educational and instructional purposes. It is the definitive reflection of indigenous diversity in NSW. A guide to understanding the 100,000 years of settlement in Australia. Wooden table puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm. Includes notes on design and history. Made in Australia. Learn More

Artwork by the ANTaR. For educational and instructional purposes. The puzzle artwork is the definitive reflection of indigenous diversity in Australia. A guide to understanding the 100,000 years of settlement in Australia. Wooden table puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm. Includes notes on design and history. Learn More

Artwork by the ANTaR for educational and instructional purposes. It is the definitive reflection of indigenous diversity in Australia. A guide to understanding the 100,000 years of settlement in Australia. This map is a representation indicating the general location of larger groupings of people which may include smaller groups such as clans or dialects in a group. Wooden table puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm. Includes notes on design and history. Learn More

Our Country depicts the national flags of Australia with a map of the country. The Australian, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands Flags are represented. It is the story of Australia’s cultural heart. Made in Australia, this large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm and includes notes on design and history. Learn More

This high quality floor puzzle is beautifully illustrated and depicts the alphabet. Measures 120cm in length. Learn More

The Torres Strait Island Flag was developed in 1992 by Bernard Namok, from Thursday Island. The Australian Government granted it “Flag Of Australia” status in 1995. The Flag was developed as a symbol of unity and identity for Torres Strait Island people. The green represents the land, the blue represents the sea, the white stands for peace and the black symbolises the people. Made in Australia, this large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm and includes notes on design and history. Learn More

The Aboriginal Flag was designed by Harold Thomas, an aboriginal artist in 1971. The flag was designed to be an eye-catching rallying symbol for the Aboriginal people and a symbol of their race and identity. There has never been any definite symbolism given to the colours by the flag’s designer, Harold Thomas. It is widely taken as – the black represents the Aboriginal people, the red the earth and their spiritual relationship to the land, and the yellow the sun, the giver of life. But there are several different interpretations; black has been said to symbolise the night sky. Red the Aboriginal blood spilt over the last 200 or so years. The Aboriginal flag was first raised in Victoria Square in Adelaide on National Aboriginal Day in 1971, but was adopted nationally by Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders in 1972 after it was flown above the Aboriginal “Tent Embassy”. On the 14th July 1995 the flag was proclaimed a “Flag of Australia” under section 5 of the Flags Act 1953. Made in Australia, this large wooden table puzzle measures 42cm x 30cm and includes notes on design and history. Learn More

The flag was first flown in 1901. Until this time, Australia used Britain’s flag. The Union Jack represents Australian membership of the British Commonwealth. Beneath the Union Jack is a large white star with seven points. They represent the six states and the territories. Originally this star had six points. The seventh point, is for the territories added in 1908. On the right hand side are the stars of the Southern Cross. The Southern Cross was chosen because it can always be seen in the Australian sky at night. The original 1901 design depicted the stars with a differing number of points to signify their brightness. It is the only flag to fly over an entire continent. Its colours – Blue – vigilance, truth and loyalty, perseverance and justice White – peace and honesty Red – hardiness, bravery, strength and valour. Large Australian-made, hand-cut puzzle depicting the Australian flag. Comes complete with historical notes. Wooden table puzzle measuring 42cm x 30cm. Learn More

Artwork by Danielle “DJ Mate” Sullivan. Danielle is a part of the new breed of contemporary Indigenous artists. She is a descendant of the Kunja People from the Cunnamulla region of South Western Queensland. Danielle paints from a viewpoint that we are part of all animals and plants that surround us. All living things share a common journey of survival and growth. Her artistic journey is to make this connection. This tiltle is part of Danielle’s “Threatened Species” series. Measures 42cm x 30cm. MDF timber table puzzle. Learn More

Artwork by Danielle “DJ Mate” Sullivan. Danielle is a part of the new breed of contemporary Indigenous artists. She is a descendant of the Kunja People from the Cunnamulla region of South Western Queensland. Danielle paints from a viewpoint that we are part of all animals and plants that surround us. All living things share a common journey of survival and growth. Her artistic journey is to make this connection. This tiltle is part of Danielle’s “Threatened Species” series. Measures 42cm x 30cm. MDF timber table puzzle. Learn More