Mycena interrupta

Description
These cyan mushrooms first appear spherical before morphing into their parasol shape. Their caps are sticky and appear slimy. The stipe of this mushroom is white and smooth and attach at the base to wood or a wood substrate. The gills are white and narrowly attached to the stem with blue margins. Its spores are white and ellipsoid.

Location
It's most likely to find these on moist wood in rainforests upon beech or eucalyptus.

Edibility
It is advised not to eat these as many of the mushrooms in the genus Mycena are poisonous though this shouldn't be an issue as Mycena interrupta is too small to be suitable for any sort of meal.