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Clothing   Sydney

Clothing, Sydney

 20 Reviews  There is a branded clothing factory outlets in Market City. Market City on the second floor of Paddy's Market. You can buy cloths with factory outlet prices. Shops like Esprit, Cotton On, Giordano,... 

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Scarborough Fair Markets   Perth

Scarborough Fair Markets, Perth

 2 Reviews  Scarborough Fair Markets are really popular – they combine a visit to the beach with a relaxed way of shopping. The markets are adjacent to the Rendezvous Observation City. The markets have various... 

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Myer Center, Queen Street Mall   Brisbane

Myer Center, Queen Street Mall, Brisbane

 13 Reviews  Located in the heart of the city, the Queen Street Mall and its nearby surrounds is Queensland’s premier shopping district. Queen Street Mall highlights … Brisbane Arcade: A high end three-level... 

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Pacific Fair / Harbour Town.   Gold Coast

Pacific Fair / Harbour Town., Gold Coast

 13 Reviews  I love shopping here! Its located in Helensvale just before you hit the Gold Coast from Brisbane. Its a massive shopping complex with discount designer or brand name gear. You can get your surf... 

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Rundle Mall   Adelaide

Rundle Mall, Adelaide

 18 Reviews  Every major city in Australia has 1 street devoted to shopping therapy. Here in Adelaide, it's Rundle Mall, created in 1976 and named after John Rundle. A concentration of tourist information... 

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Civic Centre   Canberra

Civic Centre, Canberra

 3 Reviews  Civic centre is a great place to do shopping in Canberra. The centre holds two major department stores, a discount department store, major supermarket and over 200 unique specialty outlets, restaurant... 

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Markets   Sydney

Markets, Sydney

 44 Reviews  Paddys Markets hold over 800 stalls. You can buy almost anything there, from Pets to food. I have bought many pets from paddy's. Its a very cheap place to shop for souveniers also. People are very... 

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General   Brisbane

General, Brisbane

 6 Reviews  The Kingston Butter factory is located in the southside suburb of Kingston. The Arts & Crafts shop is located on the 1st floor of this historic factory. The choice is huge, and the prices range from... 

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Central Markets   Adelaide

Central Markets, Adelaide

 8 Reviews  Central markets are - as the name says - located in the centre of Adelaide, near Victoria Square. You really can find all the food here that you can imagine. An abundance of delicious things mostly... 

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Outer Suburbs   Canberra

Outer Suburbs, Canberra

 7 Reviews  there are rows of shops in the gold creek village that sell amazing things for the house.there is also a shop selling wedding things. Cute things for the house,clocks,furniture,lights,lamp... 

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Queen Victoria Building   Sydney

Queen Victoria Building, Sydney

 28 Reviews  Well, the reason I like Queen Victoria Building is not the expensive luxury shops, but the old classical building is restored as a luxury upscale shopping mall. Please check out its website to know... 

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Westfield Indooroopilly   Brisbane

Westfield Indooroopilly, Brisbane

 1 Review  This large shopping centre, situated in the western suburbs, has grown over the years, and now houses 4 department stores - Myer, KMart, Target and Harvey Norman, Woolworths supermarket, and a couple... 

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Markets   Canberra

Markets, Canberra

 4 Reviews  This place is just a one-s top shop for fine food, local wine and dining fare from otherwise not so known places. For example, you can sample Laotian or African food here. Also, numerous wine and... 

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Department Stores   Sydney

Department Stores, Sydney

 10 Reviews  This is not about one particular shop but a complex. It's one of Sydney's busiest shopping precincts and you can easily reach it by public transport. It's about 10 kms north of the Sydney Harbour... 

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Queen Street   Brisbane

Queen Street, Brisbane

 1 Review  This is the hub of shopping in Brisbane - with this extensive mall hosting 6 major shopping centres, as well as an array of other stores in between. Queens Plaza - stage 1 opened in 2005, and a whole... 

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Malls.   Sydney

Malls., Sydney

 9 Reviews  Westfield Burwood when it opened was a nice shopping centre, and then it all went downhill from there including the rebranding of the wonderful Grace Bros. store to a Myer. The Myer store became very... 

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The Rocks   Sydney

The Rocks, Sydney

 15 Reviews  The Rocks weekend market is located in one of the oldest parts of the city. Here you can shop near old buildings which helps create a unique laid back experience. Here you can buy a number of... 

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Oxford Street   Sydney

Oxford Street, Sydney

 5 Reviews  The best shop I walked into was Opus! It full of great home wares and quirky little things that you just don't find everywhere. It has a lot of modern stuff that is really colourful and practical and... 

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Birkenhead Point   Sydney

Birkenhead Point, Sydney

 8 Reviews  Birkenhead has some excellent bargains as does DFO at Homebush but you are advised to get there early on a weekend when most local people go. A weekday is a better option. A cab from the city would be... 

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Food and Drink   Sydney

Food and Drink, Sydney

 17 Reviews  For folks hunting for spice and herb specialties, check out Herbie's, located on the western side of the city in the area called Rozelle. Immersed yourself into the heady and seductive aromas of warm... 

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Jewellery   Sydney

Jewellery, Sydney

 10 Reviews  Hathi is one of Liz's favorite shops in the Rocks. This shop has a nice selection of handmade jewelry in different shapes, sizes and material. Liz fist discovered this shop during our October 2007... 

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Strand Arcade   Sydney

Strand Arcade, Sydney

 7 Reviews  After spending some time walking around with my "heels" I decided I really needed a flat pair of shoes that I could explore Sydney with, since I enjoy all my exploring on foot. We decided to walk... 

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Darling Harbour   Sydney

Darling Harbour, Sydney

 6 Reviews  If you fancy doing a spot of shopping in Sydney then you can't go wrong with Harbourside. Located in the picturesque Darling Harbour its easy to spend a couple of hours here before or after visiting... 

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Australian Arts and Products   Sydney

Australian Arts and Products, Sydney

 12 Reviews  When my wife and I are in Sydney we love stoping into this gallery. Ken Duncan is a photographer who takes amazing landscape pictures. I have recently delved into the hobby of photography in a more... 

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Shoes   Sydney

Shoes, Sydney

 4 Reviews  Okay my wife is shoe obsessed and I like to indulge her obsession. As we were doing some shopping we came upon Zu. It's a shoe store for me and women with a large selection of styles and colors. The... 

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The Ozcall Card: Save money on international phone calls I

by 850prc

The cheapest and most dependable way to call overseas from Australia is to get your hands on an international calling card. There are quite a few available, and they're pretty similar. But, there are some subtle differences, usually involving connect fees and such. You can buy these things almost anywhere.....markets, hotel lobbies, petrol stations. As for WHICH one to buy, just tell the person working the counter EXACTLY what you want to use it for.... "I want to call America/Europe, etc." They'll know best.One little bit of advice concerning access numbers.... you'd like to get a card that has LOCAL access numbers for wherever you're traveling in Oz. Otherwise, you'll have to use the long distance number, or the toll free long distance number, and you'll be charged a premium amount on the card. Each card has a list of local access numbers on the back. ASK FOR A LIST OF ADDITIONAL...

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TAX FREE

by BerniShand

you can have the purchase tax refunded on goods over $150 provided they are purchased within 4 weeks of your departure from Australiamake sure your reciept is dated, and apply at the Airport [the desk is through the departure gate]if your reciept isnt dated, or if the date is illegible you may not get your refund

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The Channon Markets: MARKETS

by Amelei

Byron Bay Markets1st Sunday of the month, Buttler St Reserve.Aquarius Markets3rd Sunday of the month, Nimbin Community Centre.Channon Markets2nd Sunday of the month, The Channon.Mullumbimby Markets3rd Saturday of the month, Stuart St.Uki Markets3rd Sunday of the month, Uki Village Every weekend i would ride my bicycle to the markets to sell my wares.I spent the last week with Eve sitting on her beautiful wooden verandah beading, listening to wind chimes and the sweet sound of the valley that completely surround us. It is my favourite time of day, when the Currawong birds begin to call out across the hollow lowlands. Eve comes back with tea and metions that she has an old caravan down on the bottom edge of her property that she no longer uses but just stores all the rave and dance party gear in. We walk down through the thick bush with scissors and a knife. Inside the caravan we cut all...

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Dunn's Leather Goods, Camberwell and Supa Bargains: Buy little toys for kids!

by christinaa

Dunn's Leather Goods at Camberwell has mini chandeliers, old-style telephones, etc. and so does Supa Bargains at Box Hill Centro. They have mini magnet toys for $ 2 each, but you could get 3 toy magnets (super) for just $ 5. That's a bargain! Toys, language-learning books, music cassettes, boomerangs, flags, chocolates, etc. from various stores. In all, you could expect to spend AUD 2000 - everything taken together! Around AU $ 2000

Purchase at any grocery store: Yummmmmmm! Tim Tams!

by swings

It isn't the shop that's important, it's the chocolate fix! Just go to any grocery store or shop that sells Arnott's cookies! Buy Arnott's Tim Tam biscuits (cookies)! The company describes them as "the most irresistible chocolate biscuit", and I have to agree with that, in any of their several flavors! Another good product that I just tried yesterday is their Quatro Hazelnut Delight biscuit. Heavenly! Get your chocolate fix with one of these products.... ;) They are only about $2-3 per package.

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Crazy Clarke's or Silly Solly's: Discount stores

by lou31

If you are after some little gadget, bauble or cosmetic product etc. and don't really need top quality, try one of these stores. Kitchen waresSweetsStationeryCosmeticsClothesManchesterEverything from socks to umbrellas.

Blinky Bill

by keeweechic

Blinky Bill is Australia’s cheeky little koala. He was created by Dorothy Wall and has become one the best loved fictional characters to Australian children. There have been many many books written on Blinky Bills adventures amongst the gum trees and with his friends and if you are looking for something uniquely Australia for a young person, this is ideal. There are also videos out as well.

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Buy Opals in Adelaide

by AKtravelers

Opals are mined in the outback north of Adelaide, so this beautiful city is the best place to look for deals. Be sure to do your research on opals before going to Australia -- there are doublets, triplets and other types. Furthermore, opals are very fragile -- expect to buy jewelry for a special occassion rather than the rigors of everyday use. The part I liked best about opal shopping was taking a break in the outdorr cafes of Adelaide.

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The Queen Victoria Building in Sydney

by Paul2001

It has been called by Pierre Cardin "the most beautiful shopping centre in the world" and whom am I to argue. This is a stunning shopping arcade unlike anything that I have seen in the "New World" countries. The arcade was built in 1898 over what was at onetime the Sydney Markets. Throughout the last century it was used for various purposes such as municipal offices and market hall. Not until 1984 was it turned into the shopping centure that it is today. The building features wonderful woodened railings, a great overhead clock and antique elevators. Within the arcade itself are over 200 shops. The shops are open from 9am to 6pm from Monday to Saturday. They stay open until 9pm on Thursday. On Sunday they are open from 11am to 5pm. There was no Sunday shopping in Sydney during my visit in 1987 so I feel ripped off. Opals galore here. Lots of quality shops that will satisify all tastes.

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Fremantle Shopping

by keeweechic

Probably the best known place to shop would have to be the Fremantle Market. This is a very popular market at the weekend. The original building was opened in 1897 and has some quite ornate designs from the gold rush era of that time. There are always buskers both inside and out performing. They are only allowed limited time before the next artist is allowed the spot. You will find lots of arts and crafts, food, fresh produce, clothing and pretty much anything you can imagine. Lots of smells, sights and sounds.Open Fri 9 - 9 Sat, 9 - 5 Sun 11 - 5Address: South Terrace & Henderson Street___________________________________There are a number of stores selling Aboriginal art and instruments especially around the streets near the Round House. The Didgeridoo`s are the wind instruments of the Aboriginal people.While there are the usual chain stores and a shopping mall, Fremantle is more about...

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