What do you get for someone who is 17 years old? They're probably aiming to get their driver's licence and possibly a car. They may be studying at school, aiming for college, university or already working.
- Coolthings – Everything from gadgets and gizmos to soft plush toys, cool lighting accessories and brain bending puzzles. They accept all major credit cards and electronic funds transfer. Based in Launceston, Tasmania with delivery Australia wide and free gift wrapping.
- ProBikeKit Australia: select from a huge collection of cycling gear for all levels of cyclist from those at the top of their game to the casual riders. Choose from clothing and components to accessories and technology.
- iSUBSCRIBE – Give a magazine subscription that lasts all year from Australia's most comprehensive provider of magazine subscriptions online with over 550 titles including music, fashion, lifestyle, hobbies.
- Booktopia is Australian-owned online-only retail store selling books, eBooks and DVDs. Take advantage of flat rates for delivery around Australia of as many physical books or DVDs as you want in one order. They have an extensive range of Australian books as well as the usual international titles.
Defensive Driving Courses
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Emergency Tech Kit from Gifts Australia
We all know how essential daily tech is, and now they can keep their tech must-haves running perfectly on the go even in case of emergency. Everything they need is included in this conveniently sized, reusable tin. Whether it’s their phone, iPad, Tablet or sticky fingers on their laptop screen, we’ve got them covered. Inside this travel-sized Tech Emergency Kit from Kikkerland is a microfiber cloth, a 2-in-1 charging cable, a red cable tie and a 5 ml spray bottle of tech cleaner to keep their items and screens spotless. A great gift idea for teens and adults alike, the Kikkerland Tech Emergency Kit makes a wonderful stocking stuffer or birthday gift. '…
Frank Green offers very stylish lifestyle products including reusable coffee cups, water bottles, french presses, tea sets and infusers, canisters, stainless steel straws. Gift sets for all ages. Options to choose your colours and customise. Fun designs for children. Delivers Australia wide.
Weather Science Experiment Pack
Weather Science Experiment Pack. SimplyCool. This Weather Science Experiment Pack lets you explore basic weather phenomena right in your own backyard! Learn about wind direction, rainfall, lightning and acid rain as you create your own multi-function weather station and more! Packed with hands-on learning fun, this engaging experiment twin pack is sure to excite any young weatherman or climate buff. from Coolthings.com.au
UGears Tower Windmill
UGears Tower Windmill. UGears. The Tower windmill is one of the oldest inventions of mankind, and the UGears Tower Windmill takes you to post-medieval England! This model is inspired by the Chesterton Windmill, a 17th century cylindrical stone tower windmill that was built in Warwickshire county. It is powered by a removable rubber band motor, and drives the sails by means of a screw conveyor and gear transmission. from Coolthings.com.au
UGears Dream Cabriolet VM05
UGears Dream Cabriolet VM05. UGEARS. The UGears Dream Cabriolet VM05 pays tribute to the history of mechanics from the 1950's! Your Cabriolet model can go forward or backward, powered by an innovative rubber-band motor that drives the car. In idle mode, take a look under the hood and appreciate the beauty of the intricate cranks and gears! But, when you want to set your vehicle in motion, pull the transmission lever on the steering column and watch it spring to life! from Coolthings.com.au
Star Wars The Force Awakens Nesting Dolls
Star Wars The Force Awakens Nesting Dolls. PPW Toys. Your set of five plastic nesting dolls include Dark Warrior Kylo Ren, the Reformed Stormtrooper Finn, X Wing Fighter Pilot Poe Dameron, the Scavenger Rey and best of all, the Droid BB-8! from Coolthings.com.au
Robotime Steampunk DIY Music Box Bunny
Robotime Steampunk DIY Music Box Bunny. Robotime. The Robotime Steampunk DIY Music Box Bunny is shaped just like a robot-bunny that loves to serenade you! Carefully assemble the laser-cut wooden pieces, then turn the hand-crank to play the familiar tune Little Bunny Foo Foo! You'll be able to see the gears in motion through the hollow glass ball on top, making it a wonderful keepsake gift for bunny lovers! from Coolthings.com.au
Robotime Steampunk DIY Music Box Orpheus
Robotime Steampunk DIY Music Box Orpheus. Robotime. If you love constructing wooden steampunk models, this hand-cranked, robot-shaped DIY Music Box is just the thing for you! Orpheus is an adorable functioning robot that plays a tune and lights up! Its up to you to assemble him using the step-by-step instructions. Punch out the pieces and line them up using the tiny part numbers. You will need a steady hand, good eye sight and lots of patience and care! from Coolthings.com.au
DIY Robot Combo
DIY Robot Combo. SimplyCool. Make your very own easy-to-solder sound detecting robot that move forwards, backwards and changes direction! When you've assembled the circuit board, gearbox, wheels and battery box, your robot will drive on its own and react to claps and slaps. The detailed instruction booklet includes basic information on capacitors, resistor limits and transistors to help you along the way! from Coolthings.com.au
3D The Thinker Crystal Puzzle
3D The Thinker Crystal Puzzle. Kinato. Discover the 3D "The Thinker" Crystal Puzzle by assembling 43 differently shaped transparent pieces! Often used to represent philosophy and knowledge, The Thinker portrays a man sitting on a rock, chin on hand, deep in thought. Work from the bottom up, putting your model together piece by piece. It's not as easy as it looks, some parts are virtually identical! from Coolthings.com.au
DIYODE Magazine 12 Month Subscription from iSubscribe
DIYODE Magazine, inspiring electronics enthusiasts and makers across Australia, New Zealand and beyond. Each month, DIYODE provides its readers (young and old) with fun and engaging content, providing real-world outcomes, and solving problems (both pesky and mammoth). Hands-on projects are easy-to-build, using locally available components, and caters to all ages from kids to adults. Regular columns include ‘FUNdamentals' to teach the fundamentals of electronics, ‘Secret Code' to educate the reader on different aspects of programming, and ‘The Classroom' to explain various technologies and applications. Whether you are a student or seasoned Maker with an interest in electronics, coding, 3D printing, robotics or new technology you will love DIYODE. Strong STEM principals around electronics and engineering are also covered. Every print issue includes an unlock code to download a high resolution PDF version that you can read on your computer, phone or Tablet….
