Six Deals You Should Know About In Australia Today

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G’day! Here are some cracking deals for Lifehacker readers today including free TPG 4G mobile, $90 off Apple iPad Pros, $4.95 Deliveroo meal deals and more!

1. Free Big Macs: To celebrate International Burger Day, McDonald’s is giving away 300,000 Big Macs. To get the deal, download the mymacca’s app and click on MyRewards – first in, best dressed! Get the app here.

2. 20% off Xbox One S bundles: Microsoft’s eBay store is selling a bunch of Xbox One S bundles for cheap – prices start at under $240! To get the deal, use the discount code ‘PCSAVINGS’. Click here!

3. Cheap superhero costumes for kids: There’s a fair to strong chance your kid will want to dress up as a superhero this Halloween. Target has a bunch of Marvel, DC and Transformers costumes for $10 – $19 off the RRP. You can also get Disney princesses Click here for some highlights!

4. Free six-month trial of TPG Unlimited 4G Mobile: TPG is launching 4G mobile service in the second half of the year – and its offering a free six-month trial to customers. Click here for details!

5. $4.95 burger meals at Deliveroo: To coincide with National Hamburger Day, Deliveroo is offering the $5 Hangry Meal – a burger, fries, toy and drink for $4.95 with free delivery. The food comes from award-winning eateries including Marys in Sydney, Huxtaburger in Melbourne and Jus Burger in Perth. It’s not as cheap as McDonald’s free Big Mac offer (see above) but you get what you pay for. Click here!

6. $90 off Apple iPads: Time for a tablet upgrade? JB Hi-Fi is selling the Apple iPad Pro 10.5-inch (64GB Wi-Fi model) for $879 – that’s almost $100 off the RRP. Click here!


Have a great day, legends!

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