Does anyone know where the Australian?

Its sort of tautology

"Googie" is an Australian derivative of "goggie" a Scottish child word for egg

It's probably not in the dictionary and it's probably not even literally correct but i always referred to soft boiled eggs with deliciously runny yolk inside which you dip toast soldiers into as a googie egg.

Shows ya how much i know.

well my first thought was probably a saying from somebody's old nanny that found it's way into use

then I read the jungle jim answer and that makes sense to me must have been an old scots nanny...!!!

As one of the Lefties says, comes from the Scottish.

[Jay has me blocked too as have other Lefties, only want to hear from people that agree with them].

I should block all the Lefties perhaps my questions would last longer before they are reported.