Newsletter Archive

Every issue since new ownership in June 2026.

Follow the journey of rebuilding Australia's favourite puzzle store, one newsletter at a time. New here? Start from the beginning, or dip into any issue below.

01Sep 2026
Newsletter

The Shelves Have Never Been This Full, and the Four Kinds of Puzzler

487 titles in stock and 1,227 boxes on the shelf, the fullest the store has ever been, with 165 new arrivals and 113 titles back from sold out. Plus a seven question...

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25Aug 2026
Newsletter

The Busiest Week of Buying Yet, and What Puzzles Really Cost Now

Seventy six lines landed in one week across Falcon, Cobble Hill, Gibsons, Eurographics and QPuzzles, thirty five of them new to the store and twenty back from sold out. Plus the Ravensburger...

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18Aug 2026
Newsletter

Australian Made, and the Shelf Is Finally Full Again

Nine Australian puzzles designed, printed and cut in Queensland, the largest Ravensburger delivery yet at 214 units across 56 titles, and why the Christmas shelf went from four titles to twenty one...

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11Aug 2026
Newsletter

A First for Us, and a Lot of New Ravensburger

The first accessories Premium Puzzles has ever stocked, boards, mats and glue, plus fresh Ravensburger, Gibsons Christmas landing early, and what six years of orders say about how often a puzzler actually...

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04Aug 2026
Newsletter

Two New Brands, and a Lot of New Puzzles

Two brands new to us, Cloudberries and Stephen Wilkes, plus more than 100 new arrivals, and a small ask from the Puzzle Journal.

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28Jul 2026
Newsletter

Meet Heye, the German Brand That Made Puzzles Funny

Meet Heye, the German brand that turned jigsaws into comedy, plus the Dinner With range back in stock and a puzzle fact about cutting dies.

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21Jul 2026
Newsletter

The Quiet Canadian Brand You Keep Buying

Eurographics, the family-run Canadian studio quietly loved across our range, gets the spotlight: fine-art puzzles printed with vegetable-based inks on recycled board. Plus the first Puzzle Journal read and a new refer-a-friend...

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13Jul 2026
Newsletter

Nearly Gone in 48 Hours, Plus a New Arrival From Italy

The Dinner Date puzzles nearly sold out inside 48 hours. While we restock, meet Clementoni: Italian, family run since 1963, and among the thickest puzzle board in the business.

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07Jul 2026
Newsletter

If You Could Have Dinner With van Gogh

Introducing the Thames & Hudson art puzzles, a museum without walls for your table, plus live reviews and a new loyalty card: collect 10 puzzles and your next is free.

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29Jun 2026
Newsletter

You Asked for Variety. Meet WASGIJ.

Your feedback was clear: you want variety in the premium space. So we added 150 new titles this month, and introduced a brand where the answer is never on the box.

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17Jun 2026
Newsletter

Hi, I'm the New Owner of Premium Puzzles

My first letter to the list: who I am, why I bought Premium Puzzles, the fresh stock that just landed, and a fun fact about why a 1000-piece puzzle rarely has 1000...

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