2025 Aussie Big Things 2 Postcard – The Big Barramundi
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- Post to anywhere in the world, or within Australia
- Includes postage, so no stamp required
- Postcards are a great way to keep in contact with family and friends
- This product has a minimum order of 3
Postcards are a great way to keep in contact with family and friends. Prepaid postcards can be posted from any red post box located in Australia or at your local Post Office. They can be sent domestically, or worldwide. No stamp is required as the prepaid postcard includes postage, making it easier for you to stay in touch.
Wanguri is a northern suburb of Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory. It is on the traditional country and waterways of the Larrakia people. The colourful four-metre-long Big Barramundi, which is located in the grounds of the Wanguri Primary School, is the creation of Chilean-born Darwin artist Techy Masero. Constructed from steel and cement, the Big Barramundi was completed in 2010, when the intricate mosaic tiles were added with the help of the school's students. The fish species was chosen to honour the traditional Salt-water People, the Larrakia and Wanguri owners of Darwin and north-east Arnhem Land. The fish is named Damibilia, the Larrakia word for Barramundi. The Big Barramundi is the logo of the multi-cultural Wanguri Primary School and the school motto is "hooked on learning".
Background information, technical details and gallery images on all our latest stamp issues are available on the Australia Post Collectables website.
- Issue date: 24 September 2025
- Issue withdrawal date: 30 September 2026
Visit the articles section of the Australia Post Collectables website for additional content relating to stamp issues, including interviews with experts and designers.
To ensure you have the correct postage for sending your letter or card, please check our up-to-date postage rates.
Australia Post Collectables is a one-stop shop for stamp and coin collectors – a wealth of collectables information in one place.
Access information about special offers, latest stamp and coin releases, licensed products and limited-edition collectables, as well as articles on current and historical philatelic topics. Explore our stamp issues archive, and browse the latest stamp bulletins, too.
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We don’t offer change-of-mind returns on most of our items.
However, if there's an issue with your product (for example it's faulty or damaged), you can return it or get an exchange, repair, replacement or refund. Read our Returns Policy for more details.
2025 Aussie Big Things 2 Postcard – The Big Barramundi
Postcards are a great way to keep in contact with family and friends. Prepaid postcards can be posted from any red post box located in Australia or at your local Post Office. They can be sent domestically, or worldwide. No stamp is required as the prepaid postcard includes postage, making it easier for you to stay in touch.
Wanguri is a northern suburb of Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory. It is on the traditional country and waterways of the Larrakia people. The colourful four-metre-long Big Barramundi, which is located in the grounds of the Wanguri Primary School, is the creation of Chilean-born Darwin artist Techy Masero. Constructed from steel and cement, the Big Barramundi was completed in 2010, when the intricate mosaic tiles were added with the help of the school's students. The fish species was chosen to honour the traditional Salt-water People, the Larrakia and Wanguri owners of Darwin and north-east Arnhem Land. The fish is named Damibilia, the Larrakia word for Barramundi. The Big Barramundi is the logo of the multi-cultural Wanguri Primary School and the school motto is "hooked on learning".
Background information, technical details and gallery images on all our latest stamp issues are available on the Australia Post Collectables website.
- Issue date: 24 September 2025
- Issue withdrawal date: 30 September 2026
Visit the articles section of the Australia Post Collectables website for additional content relating to stamp issues, including interviews with experts and designers.
To ensure you have the correct postage for sending your letter or card, please check our up-to-date postage rates.
Australia Post Collectables is a one-stop shop for stamp and coin collectors – a wealth of collectables information in one place.
Access information about special offers, latest stamp and coin releases, licensed products and limited-edition collectables, as well as articles on current and historical philatelic topics. Explore our stamp issues archive, and browse the latest stamp bulletins, too.
Join the Collecting Community
The Australia Post philatelic Collecting Community connects like-minded people with a tailored collecting experience. Receive community-only offers, be the first to preview our releases, and much more. Join today.
We don’t offer change-of-mind returns on most of our items.
However, if there's an issue with your product (for example it's faulty or damaged), you can return it or get an exchange, repair, replacement or refund. Read our Returns Policy for more details.
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