Brisbane Airport Lost Property Auction takes off for 2024

From gaming consoles, to Lego, camping gear to high-end fashion, if you’re looking for a bargain you can’t go past this unique lost property auction that has just taken off. SEE WHAT’S UP FOR GRABS

Brisbane Airport’s Peter Doherty and Taylah Gray get a glimpse of the items up for grabs ahead of the auction. Picture: Nigel Hallett

From gaming consoles, to Lego, camping gear and high-end fashion, if you’re looking for a bargain you can’t go past this unique auction.

The 2024 Brisbane Airport Lost Property Auction has officially kicked off, with some incredible lost and found items set to go under the hammer to raise money for young Queenslanders through The Courier-Mil Children’s Fund.

There will be almost 500 unique lots for auction with no reserve, including iPads, cameras, a boombox, fishing gear, bikes and even an electric drum kit.

There are bargains to be had. Picture: Nigel Hallett

“It is simply bizarre some of the items left behind by the 60,000 passengers passing through Brisbane Airport each day,” Brisbane Airport media and corporate affairs manager Peter Doherty said.

There are plenty of big-ticket items. Picture: Nigel Hallett

Some of the items up for grabs at the 2024 Airport Lost Property Auction. Picture: Nigel Hallett

“There are items to entertain you, surprise you, and even relax you, with a full massage table

that’s been left behind in our terminal.

“There’s even CPAP machines for a better night’s sleep.”

Who forgets a bike or a massage table? Picture: Nigel Hallett

To give the auction a special boost a range of airport goods will also be up for grabs - including a 12-month airport parking voucher and a behind-the-scenes tour of the airport - and some incredible sports memorabilia from both the Brisbane Lions and Brisbane Heat.

The auction ends on October 27. Details at bne.com.au/auction.

ITEMS UP FOR GRABS

Air tags

Fishing rods

Jewellery

Watches

Sony PlayStation 4

Go Pro

Safety gear

Lego

Scooters

Nija blender