Meet the residents of Ol' Gum Gully
The Wombats
Good yarns, muddy paws and plenty of laughs are all part of life at the Wombat burrow.
The Kangaroos
Keeping up with the Kangaroo mob can be a workout. They train hard, look after each other and always make room for a mate.
The Kookaburras
You’ll usually hear the Kookaburras before you see them. Singing, joking or letting out one of those unmistakable laughs, entertaining comes naturally to this lot.
The Bilbies
The Bilbies don’t make much noise, but they’re always there when you need them. Quiet doesn’t mean they sit on the sidelines.
The Echidnas
Curious minds and clever ideas keep the Echidnas busy. Life is pretty good for them. Less so if you’re an ant.
The Blue Tongue Lizards
Good food, cricket and sunbaking — the Lizards know how to enjoy themselves.
The Dingoes
Nobody does laid-back quite like the Dingoes. The creative souls of Ol' Gum Gully.
The Koalas
Life’s better after a good nap and a cup of bush tea. The Koalas know there’s plenty to be said for taking your time.
The Sugar Gliders
Sweet by day. A little more mischievous after dark. The Gliders are always ready to take a leap.
The Emus
A little old-school bush, a little modern-day chaos. The Emus take both in their stride.
The Platypuses
For the Platypuses, the creek is part playground, part pantry and always worth protecting.
The Little Penguins
The Penguins love life on the coast — although they don’t always agree on how adventurous it should be.
The Quokkas
They don’t call quokkas the happiest animals in the world for nothing. Optimism comes pretty naturally to this family.
The Bunyips
The mysterious Bunyips like their swamp quiet, their company limited and other Bushies at a comfortable distance.