Aussie actress Rose Byrne teaches us how to say 'G'day' in new short film


Byrne voices Ruby, the curious Kangaroo in the film. — Photos: Tourism Australia

A kangaroo and a unicorn travel across Australia and experience big and seemingly impossible adventures together.

Well, their travels only seem impossible because the kangaroo and unicorn are ... toys. But somehow, they manage to visit some of Australia’s biggest attractions by boat, car and, er, hat.

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