Australian specialties include Aobao (Australian specialty gem), sheepskin, cowhide, sheep oil, wine, red wine, white wine, animal toys, aboriginal art works, art paintings and so on.

There are many kinds of Mao Mao thread and sweaters with different colors and moderate prices. Especially leather clothes or jackets made of sheepskin are soft and comfortable, relaxed and warm. Wool blankets and wool are also very popular with tourists from cold countries.

Opal produced in Akil, Western Australia has many colors, including yellow, white, brown, green, blue, red and purple. Akil's pink gemstones are world-famous and expensive.

Australian handicrafts mainly include artistic ceramics, woven products, glass artworks, leather products, jewelry and so on. In many handicraft shops, there are wooden or metal models of Sydney Opera House, kangaroo, koala and emu, which are very memorable.

Australian aborigines' handicrafts embody the history and culture of Australian aborigines for tens of thousands of years. These handicrafts include flying objects, bark paintings, cloth paintings, wood carvings, wooden wind instruments and so on. These goods are easy to buy in tourist shops in major Australian cities.