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Name the Quokkas

Help Name Our Newest Arrivals

And you could win a trip for two to Rottnest Island!

Two new Quokkas have arrived at Quokka Nook, and it’s over to you to help decide what they’re called. You will go into the draw to win a trip for two to Rottnest Island, valued at over $2,600 with flights, accommodation, ferry and car hire all included.

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Name the Quokkas to Win a Trip to Rottnest Island

Visit us, head to Quokka Nook (map ref. C14) and scan the QR code to enter. Submit one name for the male Quokka and one for the female Quokka for the chance to win a trip for two to Rottnest Island, valued at over $2,600.

The prize includes:

  • Return domestic flights for two, via Trip.com voucher
  • Two nights’ accommodation in Perth with breakfast included
  • Return Rottnest Island Ferry travel and entry for two
  • Three-day car hire with East Coast Car Rentals

Winning names will be selected by the Currumbin Sanctuary Wildlife Team and announced Tuesday 6th October 2026.

Entries close 5pm (AEST) Monday 5 October 2026. Terms and conditions apply. 

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Competition dates

18 Sep – 5 Oct 2026

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How to enter

Scan the QR code at Quokka Nook (map ref. C14)

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Age requirement

Must be 18+ years

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Closing time

Entries close 5pm (AEST) 5 Oct 2026

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