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On the river bank

Growing on wood by itself. Mauve mycelium. Specimen about 2cm tall.

Very hard a tuff polypore
This was on an Old Man Banksia
KoH staining dark brown/red

Tiny fungi growing in wet soil with high moss cover. Habitat: Manna gum, Blue gum & Mountain gum/Candlebark Woodland, eastern slopes. Contumyces sp?

White latex

Bracket mushroom grows on soil

Growing in grass. Stains blue, fluoresces yellow in UV 365 nm.Cap 40 mm, has suede leather look. Pores larger near stem ~345 um, and smaller at periphery ~185 um.

The spore print is brown. The spore itself is spherical, 5µm in diam. Most of spores have a stalk of varying length attached.

Growing on the root of a rainforest tree, approx 4cm off the ground.

Undersides of bracket fungus, or some kind of orange peel fungus?

Spore print brown, no odour

Austrocortinarius sp?
https://indexfungorum.org/Publications/Index%20Fungorum%20no.506.pdf

On Melaleuca

Mushroom caps yellow/pale brown are irregular in shape with central depression. Margin inrolled. Gill attachment decurrent, closely spaced and are mauve/purple.
Growing under eucalyptus

Eucalypteae sp./spp. nearby

Likely arising from the same mycelium as: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/214120277

TBH not sure as seems too orange for this sp.

Woody and hard