Mirrabooka is an aboriginal word for the Southern Cross constellation. In some dialects it may also be translated as "dog died here".

Mirrabooka is a small town in south-west Queensland, approx 2km off the Mitchell Hwy, 35km south of Wyandra & 70km from Cunnamulla.

Mirrabooka is a suburb of Perth, Western Australia. Its post code is 6061.

Mirrabooka is also a suburb in New South Wales, located on the western shores of Lake Macquarie, in the Morisset Peninsula area. Its postcode is 2264.

The MS Mirrabooka, a large general cargo ship, was built in 1962. It was owned and operated by Transatlantic shipping lines.

Probably the best known yacht out of Tasmania, Mirrabooka has competed in 17 consecutive Sydney to Hobart Yacht races. It is one of only five yachts that finished both of the infamous storm ravaged races of 1993 and 1997.

Grown in eastern Australia, Mirrabooka is a type of “Christmas Bush”, also known as “Festival Bush” that is exported as far away as Asia, North America and Europe. Mirrabooka is popular during festive seasons such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, Chinese New Year and Valentine’s Day.

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