A popular koala story from the world of Rachel Bright and Jim Field, The Koala Who Could has now been adapted for the stage and is touring the UK in 2026. Let’s take a look at the woman behind the show and how she brought Kevin’s story to the stage.

If you’re on an Australian adventure and hoping to spot some koalas, here are some useful tips.

Koalas live mainly in eastern and southeastern Australia, where summers can reach extremely high temperatures of between 40-50 degrees centigrade.

Native to Australia and known for spending their lives in eucalyptus trees, koalas are typically celebrated for their fluffy ears, button noses and cuddly appearance.

With their cute fluffy ears, black button noses and stout bodies, koalas are instantly recognisable. Here are five creatures that are surprisingly similar to koalas.

If your little one loves stories about koalas and is asking for a koala themed bedroom, you might be wondering what you can do to make that dream a reality.

As one of Australia’s best known animals, the koala is an endearing creature with its large nose, fluffy ears and sleepy demeanour. Here are five koala themed activities you can do outdoors.

With their big noses, round ears and sleepy disposition, it’s easy to see why koalas are so loveable. Here are five ideas to get you started.

With their round, fluffy ears, large black nose and stout bodies, Koalas are instantly recognisable and among Australia’s most iconic animals. Let’s take a closer look at their ancient origins and the diversity of koala ancestors.

If you have a marsupial loving little one, or you’re looking for a novel way to celebrate Australian wildlife with your family, why not plan a koala picnic? Here are our top ideas for how to celebrate these cute critters with a themed picnic.