Everything Aussie

A South Melbourne Market souvenir stall selling Australian-made gifts, from Indigenous-designed boomerangs to plush native animals and timber homewares.

Everything Aussie occupies Shop 185 in Aisle D of South Melbourne Market, run by owner Quoc since he identified a gap for locally made souvenirs. The stall stocks Indigenous-crafted Murra Wolka boomerangs, Buttonworks timber gifts, plush toys, apparel and other Australian-themed keepsakes.

Everything Aussie is a souvenir and gift stall at South Melbourne Market, run by owner Quoc, who started the business after working part-time at a souvenir stall during university. Noticing that most Australian souvenirs on sale were manufactured overseas, he set out to build a shop centred on locally made and Indigenous-crafted goods. The stall, now trading from Shop 185 in Aisle D, partners with Murra Wolka, a social enterprise under the Gidarjil Development Corporation, to sell hand-painted returning boomerangs crafted by Indigenous artists, alongside timber gifts and homewares from Buttonworks, a family-run business on the Mornington Peninsula. The broader range covers plush koalas and kangaroos, t-shirts, tea towels, coaster sets, hats, bags, aprons and flags, along with smaller items decorated with Indigenous artwork, giving visitors a range of price points for gifts and keepsakes. Gift vouchers are available for purchase in-store. Quoc and his wife have built a long-standing presence within the market community since opening the stall, and the business continues to prioritise products tied to Australian and Indigenous makers over imported alternatives. Everything Aussie trades on the market's usual Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday schedule, alongside the market's food, produce and specialty stalls on Coventry Street.

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