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Save the Koala Shop
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Address
Edward Street Corner Adelaide Street Anzac Square Arcade
Brisbane 4000
Queensland
Phone: +61 7 3229 7233
Fax: 07 3221 0337
Website: www.savethekoala.com
Save the Koala Shop Information
Save the Koala Shop is the retail outlet of The Australian Koala Foundation located in downtown Brisbane. Come and explore all things Koala.
There you can find beautiful Australian made Koala gifts, adopt a real Koala, join the Australian Koala Foundation, get free posters, decals, removable tattoos for the kids and explore the history and health of Australia’s famous furry national icon. A Post Home Worldwide service is available.
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