Boxing Day Sales in Australia
Live countdown, trading notes and the best Boxing Day deals from Australian stores
When Is Boxing Day? Countdown
Boxing Day starts on Saturday 26 December 2026. Many retailers start their deals earlier.
- Christmas Day (most stores closed)Fri 25 Dec 2026
- Boxing DaySat 26 Dec 2026
- New Year’s EveThu 31 Dec 2026
Dates are calculated automatically in Sydney time (AEST/AEDT). Retailers set their own start and end dates.
Latest Deals While You Wait for Boxing Day
Boxing Day deals will appear here automatically as soon as they are posted. Until then, here are the newest deals from Myer, JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys, Harvey Norman, Amazon, BIG W and more.
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Deals may have ended, be targeted to some customers or limited to some states. Always check the price in store or online before you buy.
Boxing Day Deals by Store
Open a store page for its latest deals, catalogue dates and official website.
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Boxing Day Sales in Australia
Boxing Day on 26 December is one of the biggest shopping days of the year in Australia. Department stores, electronics retailers, fashion brands and homeware stores all launch major clearance sales, and many shoppers wait all year for the lowest prices on TVs, appliances, clothing and furniture. In recent years Boxing Day has become a week-long event, with many sales starting online on Christmas Day and continuing into the new year.
Online and in store
Most retailers now release their Boxing Day deals online first, often on Christmas Day or at midnight. In-store sales start when shops open on 26 December, but trading rules differ by state, so check our Christmas trading hours guide before you go. Popular stores and shopping centres are very busy, so arriving early or shopping online can save time.
What to look for
- Fashion and footwear – end-of-season clearances at Myer, UNIQLO, Cotton On and Rebel.
- TVs and appliances – big discounts at JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys and Harvey Norman.
- Homewares and furniture – check IKEA, Kmart and Target.
- Christmas leftovers – decorations, gift sets and chocolate are often heavily reduced after Christmas.
Boxing Day Shopping Tips
- Compare with Black Friday prices. Some electronics were cheaper on Black Friday, so check before you buy.
- Check gift card balances. Boxing Day is a great time to use Christmas gift cards.
- Read the returns policy. Clearance items can have different return conditions.
- Shop online for popular items. Online stock is often larger, and you avoid crowded shopping centres.
Boxing Day Sales in Australia – Questions & Answers
When do Boxing Day sales start?
Boxing Day is 26 December. Many retailers start their Boxing Day sales online on Christmas Day or even earlier, and in-store sales begin when shops open on 26 December. Most sales continue for at least a week, often into January.
Are shops open on Boxing Day?
In most states many shops open on Boxing Day, but rules vary. In NSW staff must freely choose to work, in regional WA general retail shops close on public holidays, and in metropolitan South Australia non-exempt supermarkets stay closed. See our Christmas trading hours page for details.
What are the best things to buy on Boxing Day?
Boxing Day is known for big discounts on fashion, footwear, homewares, TVs, appliances and end-of-year stock. Department stores such as Myer run their biggest clearance events of the year.
Where do the deals on this page come from?
Deals are posted by the OzBargain shopping community and refreshed every few hours. Some may have ended or be limited to some states, so always check the price with the retailer before you buy.