Super-sized structures like the Big Prawn and the Big Merino first appeared in Australia in the 1960s and were around well into the 80s.

They’ve long been a part of Aussie road culture - but are these BIG things on the way out? Are they losing their appeal?

Amy Clarke is a Lecturer in History at the University of the Sunshine Coast and joined John and Garry...

Super-sized structures like the Big Prawn and the Big Merino first appeared in Australia in the 1960s and were around well into the 80s. They’ve long been a part of Aussie road culture - but are these BIG things on the way out? Are they losing their appeal? Amy Clarke is a Lecturer in History at the University of the Sunshine Coast and joined John and Garry...

Is the BIG things culture on the way out?

Breakfast with John Stanley and Garry Linnell is the perfect way to start the day – a fun, fresh look at the things that matter to your lifestyle. 

John and Garry cover a little bit of everything, from food, finance and technology to relationships, cars and travel, bringing you heaps of information with their trademark sense of humour and plenty of prizes.  They love to hear from you and have some fun as they go in search of answers to all kinds of questions!

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Breakfast with John Stanley and Garry Linnell is the perfect way to start the day – a fun, fresh look at the things that matter to your lifestyle. John and Garry cover a little bit of everything, from food, finance and technology to relationships, cars and travel, bringing you heaps of information with their trademark sense of humour and plenty of prizes. They love to hear from you and have some fun as they go in search of answers to all kinds of questions!

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Is the BIG things culture on the way out?

Is the BIG things culture on the way out?