So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, adieu.....

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I generally don't get stamped coming and going from Aust but Miss 4.5's passport has stamps even when departing from Aust and coming back in.
I believe you can happily request one. They don't do them for AU passports in/out of AU or NZ, but you can ask for them. I know some people who do, as they need it for certain reasons.

The reason they ceased was to preserve passport space from what I was told.
 
My dear departed old thin passport had 95 stamps,4 pages of visas + extra stamps for the Galapagos,Antarctica,Mawson's Hut and Cape Denison.31 different countries.
All since June 2008.
 
I have some 30 stamps in mine, and still have around 28 pages available in mine. Did you get stamps in/out of AUS too? That's about the only way I could see a 37 page one being filled with 67 stamps (unless there's lots of full page visas I guess?).

No stamps in & out of Australia.

I didn't include six or so Hong Kong visits in the list as they were only 1/2 day visits or overnight stopovers.
Full page visas included China (2), India (2) and Brazil (1).
A couple of others used half a page (can't recall exactly which ones - I think Ireland was one).
 
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