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27 March, 2026
PEEK-A-LOO – The Great Dunny Hunt returns for 2026
Aussies are urged to uncover more of Australia’s hidden toilets Allora is fortunate to have three public toilets but are there more that are available for use?
Continence Health Australia is once again on the hunt for Australia’s missing public toilets. The Great Dunny Hunt is back in 2026 to help uncover the hidden toilets and add them to the National Public Toilet Map.
Despite the map already listing over 25,000 toilets, Continence Health Australia believes many ‘secret’ toilets remain unaccounted for – and many may be hiding in plain sight.
Locations might include libraries, campsites, parks and gardens or shopping centres that have public facilities and seem obvious to locals but could be missing from the Map.
The National Public Toilet Map relies on the community to manually upload dunny locations; it is not an automatic process done by all councils or shopping centres.
That means every dunny already listed has been graciously uploaded by a helpful human being.
With thousands of Australians relying on easy toilet access and the Map to supply the details, the public is encouraged to share local knowledge and help fill in the gaps.
The National Public Toilet Map is a crucial resource for those living with incontinence. A recent consumer survey found 49% of respondents currently don’t feel comfortable embarking on long trips without knowing where the first toilet stop will be.
Continence Health Australia is inviting all Australians to find the hidden public toilets near them, upload the details and go in the draw to win a $1,000 voucher from Discovery Holiday Parks. Visit www.continence.org.au/great-dunny-hunt and www.toiletmap.gov.au for more information.
How to enter:
Visit the National Public Toilet Map website (www.toiletmap.gov.au) or download the App available on Google Play or the App Store.
Log in (or register) to add a toilet facility.
Select ‘Yes, I would like to enter the Great Dunny Hunt’ and enter your email address to go into the draw.
If you’re tripping away over Easter or you’re on holidays you can access the National Public Toilet Map to find out the public toilets that are available. The Map is easy to use!
