Online shopping in Australia — what locals actually use

Apps, local services, useful places and traveler tips — the practical answer, in one place.General marketplaces and classifieds.

12 picksUpdated May 4, 2026

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Locals in Australia typically mix one or two big marketplaces with country-specific shops. Watch for customs fees on cross-border orders and confirm delivery windows before checkout.

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Apps, websites and services we've vetted for online shopping in Australia.

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Amazon

A global e-commerce giant offering a vast array of products, used by residents in Azerbaijan for access to international brands and items not readily available locally.

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Amazon Australia

The Australian version of Amazon, offering a vast array of products including groceries, electronics, and household items.

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Catch.com.au

A leading Australian online retailer offering daily deals on a wide range of products including electronics, fashion, and home goods.

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MyDeal.com.au

An Australian online retailer offering products for the home, garden, and family, often with competitive prices.

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Kogan.com

An Australian online retail company selling a broad range of products, including electronics, home appliances, and fashion, often under its own brand.

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THE ICONIC

A leading Australian and New Zealand online fashion and sports retailer, offering a wide range of local and international brands.

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Gumtree Australia

A popular online classifieds site in Australia where users can find and list a variety of items, including rooms for rent and entire properties for long-term leases.