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Last updated: 19 June 2026 Adhesive notes are repositionable sticky notes — together with page markers and memo cubes — that stick to paper, folders, screens and walls, then lift off cleanly so you can flag, label and leave reminders without permanent marks. They suit any workplace that needs quick, low-commitment notes: small-to-medium offices, Australian schools and hospitals alike. At The Stationery Store, adhesive notes sit in the Notes and Flags range under Office and Home Essen …

If you need a bright, wipe-clean way to write on glass, whiteboards or metal, the TEXTA liquid chalk marker in yellow is a small tool that earns its place on the desk. It lays down bold, water-based colour on glossy surfaces and wipes away dry when you are done. Why a liquid chalk marker matters at work, school and on the ward Traditional chalk is dusty and hard to read; permanent markers are, well, permanent. A dry-wipe liquid chalk marker sits neatly in between: vivid like a paint pen, but er …

If you have ever reached for a pen to mark up a roster, annotate a worksheet or sign a chart and found the ink smudging under your hand, the Artline 200 fineliner in dark green is worth a look. It is a fine 0.4mm fibre-tip pen built for everyday writing and drawing across the office, the classroom and the ward. Why the Artline 200 fineliner matters for offices, schools and hospitals A reliable fineliner is one of those quiet workhorses that every busy team depends on without thinking about it. …

If you want a fineliner that writes cleanly all day without bleeding through the page, the Artline Supreme dark brown fineliner (0.4mm) is a quietly brilliant pick. Dark brown is the understated alternative to black — softer on the eye, still crisp on the page — and it suits offices, classrooms and wards alike. Why a dark brown fineliner matters Most workplaces default to black and blue, but a dark brown fineliner adds a warmer, more legible line for notes, annotations and signage. …

Looking for a workhorse fine-tip pen that doesn't shout for attention? The Artline Supreme fineliner in 0.4mm grey is built for long writing sessions, neat margin notes and the kind of discreet, professional look that suits a board paper, a lesson plan or a patient chart equally well. Why a grey fineliner is worth a look Most fineliners on the desk are black or blue. Grey sits a notch softer on the page, which is exactly what makes it useful in three settings we sell into every day: Offices. A …