Author Archives: Entropy

Here are the latest pics from the new store. You can see the outline of the wall going in that will separate the retail store from the warehouse. You can also see the Chief Poobah’s beloved sons playing hopscotch in … Continue reading →

This is what a brand spanking new store looks like before it is fitted out! We are moving to the Hyde Park Centre on Woolcock Street and will open in the last week of May. We’ll add new pics as … Continue reading →

We love our Edtoy Transformobile vehicles; so it was lovely to see them featured in the latest issue of Shop4 Kids. They are designed to allow children to hone their creativity by combining and taking apart various pieces to create … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to add to our range of Sylvanian Families. All the latest releases are now available in Australia, including the popular Family Saloon Car now in a red colour way;  and several additions to the food range – a … Continue reading →

Here’s a story that ran today in the Townsville Bulletin about my wonderful family; and how they are fab toy testers for Entropy. Reilly has already nabbed the paper to take in for show and share tomorrow Townsville Bulletin_Growing families_140212

While children count down the days till Christmas and Santa’s little elves take it up a notch in their magical workshops; our staff at Entropy have spent hundreds of hours testing thousands of toys. Today we release a series of … Continue reading →

Our super eight page Christmas Catalogue is out now. There are more than 100 items; with products for youngsters, some classics; and everything inbetween. Download your copy of the catalogue, or check the items out here. entropy_xmas11s  

Now who would have thought you would have seen a toy store product featured in the very stylish pages of Vogue? Really, honestly truly we have been. Here are our Australian made quoits in a great escape nautical feature.

Wow – Australian Homespun the Kids issue just came across my desk. There are some simply amazing projects in it – from gorgeous oriental Kikoshis to a Cupcake the Clown cushion. I’m looking at it and feeling seriously inadequate. For … Continue reading →