Gifts for your husband in Australia

#4

Wired closed-back studio headphones for a husband who plays music, records podcasts or listens closely. Balanced sound and sturdy build. No noise cancelling, and they clamp firmly on bigger heads.

#5

A bigger portable speaker with stereo sound, for a husband who hosts in the backyard or takes music to the beach. Louder than a pocket speaker, and heavy for its size.

#6

A Sydney-made iron wok that works on induction, for a husband who stir-fries often. Heavy, hand-wash only, and on pre-order with a mid-December date, so it may miss Christmas.

#7

Prepaid coffee from rotating Australian roasters, for a husband who likes trying new beans without picking them. Choose espresso or filter. Only the first box arrives soon.

#8

A pebble-leather passport wallet with a boarding pass pocket, for a husband who flies often or has a big trip coming up. Light, at about 60 g.

#9

A slim structured work tote from Melbourne's Crumpler, for a husband who needs to replace a worn laptop bag. Check his laptop size first, since capacity details are thin.

#10

An automatic turntable that cues and returns the arm at a button press, with a built-in preamp. For a husband who has started buying records. He needs powered speakers or a stereo to hear anything.

#11

A leather key organiser that stacks his keys quietly instead of jangling in a pocket. For a husband with a ring of house, car and work keys. Odd-shaped keys may not stack, and the fob hangs outside.

#12

A compact 14-tool multi-tool with pliers, cutters and a knife, with optional engraving. For a husband who camps, fixes bikes or does odd jobs. The tools do not lock open.

#13

A small, precise hand grinder for filter coffee that travels well. For a husband who brews one cup at a time. Not made for espresso, and it holds only enough for a single cup.

#14

Seven Maggie Beer condiments, pastes and crackers chosen for the barbecue. For a husband who runs the grill all summer. The page does not list every item; expect gluten and some wine in the sauces.

#15

A laser rangefinder with slope and pin-lock vibration. For a husband who plays golf most weekends and wants exact yardages. Slope must be switched off in competition.