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Outboard engines, Christmas trees and Fokker nose cone: Brisbane Airport’s lost property goes under the hammer

Brisbane Airport’s annual Lost Property Auction is live, with an outboard engine, a Christmas tree and a Starlink kit among almost 700 lots.

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Outboard engines, Christmas trees and Fokker nose cone: Brisbane Airport’s lost property goes under the hammer

Brisbane Airport’s annual Lost Property Auction is live, with an outboard engine, a Christmas tree and a Starlink kit among almost 700 lots.

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Travel Weekly broke the news 13 days ago on Sunday, October 11, 2026.

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