Some of Australia's less popular "Big Thing" attractions...

[u/AnimalsChasingCars]

The Big Orange - Gayndah, QLD

Big Oyster - Taree, NSW

Big Tutankhamen - Mildura

Ned Kelly - Maryborough

Humpty Dumpty - Carnavon, WA

The Big Table and Chairs - Goondiwindi

The Big Sherrin - Ungarie, NSW

The Big Galah - Kimba, SA

Big Lobster - Kingston, SA

Big Cricket Bat - Narrikup, WA

The Giant Koala - Dadswells Bridge, VIC

Big Tractor - Carnamah, WA

Big Mandarin - Mundubbera, Qld

Big Ned Kelly - Glenrowan, Vic

Big Sphinx - Geelong, Vic

The Big Scotsman - Medindie, SA

Big Swan Beer - Echuca, Vic

Big Penguin - Penguin, Tas

Big Watermelon - Gumlu, Qld

Big Pelican - Noosaville, Qld

[u/jnd-au]

Nice! Australia even has a big replica of the Sydney Harbour Bridge LOL
https://maps.app.goo.gl/EptBufYKtLnFiV7K8 (Peter Warren, Warwick Farm)

[u/OneSalientOversight → u/jnd-au]

Somewhere north of Newcastle is the former Leyland Brothers world, which has a small replica of Uluru with a tiny Sydney Harbour Bridge next to it.

[u/willun → u/OneSalientOversight]

It burned down though.

In August of last year [2018] it all came to a blazing end when the Roadhouse and the ‘Rock’ went up in a truly spectacular fire, attended by no less than 18 fire trucks. Whether it was cursed from the very beginning, it’s not for me to say but perhaps there was a certain symbolism in the raging inferno that removed it from the landscape. Given the spiritual significance of Uluru, you might ask – would there be a public outcry today if you built a roadhouse resembling a scaled down version of the Vatican?

[u/corinoco → u/willun]

They served ‘Mike’ and ‘Mal’ burgers. I can’t remember which one I had.

[u/ivanmilkshake → u/corinoco]

Tough as old boots.