G'day! Here are some cracking deals for Lifehacker readers today including PS4 Pro Bundles, God of War deals, GOG.com's most wanted, Amazon's 50% off and more!

G'day Lifehacker readers! The deals start comin' and they don't stop comin', fed to the deals, now ya get the deals runnin'! We've got gaming deals all over the place today, so if you're a computer-type boffin like me, you'll be pleased!

Ebay is running a big tech sale at the moment with lots of bargains for the savvy shopper. The sale runs for the next few days and includes products from over 40 vendors covering home entertainment, storage, cameras, PC components and complete computer systems. We've scoured the site to find some of the best bargains in the most popular categories.

Boxing Day is for three things in my world: watching the cricket, watching the NBA and just sitting on my laptop looking for crazy deals to spend all my extra Christmas cash on. I’m not big on braving the crowds clamouring for a bargain, so it’s good to know I can just pick up all the deals with a few clicks.

If you’re in the same boat, then Lifehacker has your back – here are the best deals from Boxing Day 2017 and some last well into the new year!

The final few hours of the November sales bonanza is upon us. We've cleaned up in Click Frenzy, we've busted open Black Friday and now, we're here with the 20 best Cyber Monday deals you can find in Australia. Games, computing, fashion, travel? We've got you covered.

Grab a last-last-LAST minute bargain!

We may not have Thanksgiving in Australia, but that doesn’t mean we can’t cash in on one of the biggest sales days in November. We live blogged the craziness that was Click Frenzy and we’re back for round two with our Black Friday Live Blog!

We’ll be posting the best deals, any flash sales we find and the days best bargains! Join us!

Click Frenzy may have officially ended last night, but the deals don't have to stop! Some retailers have extended their offers until the end of day today, some discount codes seem to still be working and some stores are still displaying great prices.

One of Australia’s biggest online sales events officially begins at 7pm AEDT tonight, though many retailers are already offering great discounts online. The best is yet to come, however, with Click Frenzy offering some must-be-seen-to-be-believed bargains tonight: A 55-inch LED TV for $10, $2 Fitbits and travel deals galore.

As Tenacious D once sang: "Look into my eyes and it's easy to see, one and one make two, two and one make three. It was DESTINY". And yes, now we're here, where Destiny has become Destiny 2. Finally! One of the most hotly anticipated titles this year is out!

Right here is where you can find the absolute cheapest copies of Destiny 2 in Australia.

When you're promoting your work, it's natural for people to wonder how it appeals to them. However, it's OK if the answer is "It doesn't." Your work doesn't need to appeal to everyone if you can carve out your own niche.

The worldwide struggle to bag a Nintendo Classic Mini NES has been tough on everyone. If you've managed to resist the lure of the eBay reseller (damn their eyes), we have some good news for you: the Nintendo Classic Mini NES will be available to buy on Target's online store on Monday for $99. Here are some online buying tips to improve your chances.

When you're selling your old furniture, a great photo will not only get it sold faster, but it will probably net you a few more bucks. Here are two tips the pros use when selling furniture online.

For small businesses that are just starting out, offering discounts seems like the logical way to attract customers and increase sales. Sure you might make a quick buck from shoppers rushing to get a good deal but this may be bad for business in the long run. Here's why.

As you are most likely aware, there's currently a Steam Sale on with huge discounts across hundreds of PC games. It is there, hovering, existing. Vibrating. Humming in your ear like wallet-sapping static. What should you pick up? I asked everyone in our office to provide some recommendations. Here's what we all came up with.

When a store goes out of business (like Dick Smith’s recent closing), they generally have some decent sales to get rid of all their merchandise. However, these “liquidation sales” can be misleading as Consumerist points out.

The Dick Smith of my childhood was a magical place. Gazing with wide eyes at the gadgets and gizmos around me, I was resigned to never owning them but found satisfaction in looking and dreaming. The store that I visited this week was a pit of despair and humiliation, as consumers picked the bones of the carcass and workers faced the end with resigned apathy.

Selling stuff doesn't always come naturally to everyone. This is doubly true for freelancers or people who have to sell their own work. If you're having trouble, keep in mind: selling isn't about you.

Yesterday morning, Dick Smith kicked off its closing down sale as it prepares to permanently shut down all stores in New Zealand and Australia over the next eight weeks. To many, the deals weren't quite up to the "fire sale" moniker they had been labeled under, with most items slashed by just 20 per cent. However, we have it on good authority that the discounts will receive a big increase this Thursday. Here's what you need to know.

The day Panasonic stopped making plasma TVs -- truly a sad day.

But they still continue to make good televisions in general. And if you're looking for a high-end 4k, you could do a helluva lot worse than the TH65CX800A, Panasonic's high-end 65-inch behemoth. It might be one of the best TVs on the market, and it's currently on sale for less than $3000.