Prime Minister Julia Gillard has moved into her new office as her predecessor Kevin Rudd returns to Brisbane, decking out her new premises with rugby paraphernalia, gumboots and a copy of 'The Billionaire Who Wasn't.'
A bright red AFL football sits proudly atop a Western Bulldogs scarf, with another from the Melbourne Storm neatly folded beside it.
The office's book cases display law tomes and budget papers, alongside a copy of 'The Billionaire Who Wasn't'.
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The book is the story of Chuck Feeney, one of the men behind the development of duty-free shopping in the 1960s.
In 1997 Feeney, reportedly worth billions, had handed out $600 million to universities, hospitals and charities and had $5 million left.
"I had enough money," he told the New York Times.
A pair of beautifully-painted gumboots have prominence among the new prime minister's prized posessions.
Gillard was handed the boots by students at Tasmania's Penguin Primary School in order to make her way through a saturated building site 12 months ago.
School principal Jim Rudlingi couldn't be happier.
"She did assure the children she would take them and put them in her office."
