Big Things in Australia

Based on their home city and a hint, can you name these "Big" landmarks in Australia?

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City	Hint	The Big...
Sunshine Coast	Became the biggest of its kind after the one in Hawaii was demolished	Pineapple
Coffs Harbour	Long fruit wrongly claimed to be the first "big thing" in Australia	Banana
Ballarat	A tribute to those who frequented the city during the 1850s gold rush	Miner
Bundaberg	Stores beverages, serves as the local brewery's tourist facility	Barrel
Ballina	Shellfish almost demolished in 2009 before it was bought by Bunnings	Prawn
Bowen	Tropical fruit "stolen" in 2014 as a Nando's publicity stunt	Mango
Glenrowan	Historical icon who made his last stand against police in this town	Ned Kelly
Kingston SE	Known locally as 'Larry', restored in 2016 by the '#PinchAMate' campaign	Lobster
Gold Coast	Staple foodstuff found at the car park of an iconic Yatala shop	Pie
Ravensthorpe	Lickable sweet towers over liquorice allsorts at the town's lolly shop	Lollipop
Berri	It's a berry, and the largest of Australia's "big fruit"	Orange
Churchill	Replica of something commonly smoked by the town's namesake	Cigar
Rockhampton	Seven male bovines scattered around, one of them in an art gallery	Bulls
Nyngan	Controversial sculpture of an Australian stereotype, similar to 'redneck'	Bogan
Humpty Doo	A large reptile ready to fight with big red gloves on	Boxing Crocodile

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