Black Friday Australia 2026: Dates, Sales and Your Rights

Black Friday 2026 in Australia at a glance

When is Black Friday in Australia? In 2026 it is Friday 27 November, and Cyber Monday follows on Monday 30 November. Australian retailers run their sales on Australian time, so Black Friday deals here start while it is still Thursday in the United States. Several big names have confirmed the dates on their own pages: JB Hi-Fi, Myer and The Good Guys all name 27 November, and Myer and The Good Guys say their offers finish on Cyber Monday.

Prices in this guide are in AUD. Offers from the stores we track are on our Black Friday deals page, and our guide to when Black Friday 2026 starts covers the big US retailers.

Which Australian retailers have announced

This table shows what each retailer's own Australian website said when we read it on 1 November 2026. Where a page gave no dates or would not load for our research tools, we say so rather than fill the gap with a forecast.

Two details on Myer's page show why it pays to check terms at the checkout rather than trust a sale page. Its page says the Cyber Monday Sale "starts Monday 30 December 2026", which looks like a slip for 30 November. And its Black Friday FAQ still says change-of-mind returns run on most items "until 31st January 2026", a date that has passed. Ask for the current return period when you buy.

Click Frenzy and Black Friday

Click Frenzy is an Australian online sale event run by its own website, separate from Black Friday, with retailers taking part on set dates. People search for it at the same time of year, so it is worth knowing where it fits.

For 2026, the dates are unclear from the outside. On 30 October one Australian men's lifestyle site reported that the Click Frenzy Main Event had already run from 27 to 30 October, while a cashback site's calendar put it around 10 to 12 November. They cannot both be right. Click Frenzy's own website did not open for our research tools, so we cannot settle it. Check clickfrenzy.com.au for its current dates, and if a retailer you like takes part, compare its Click Frenzy price with its Black Friday price for the same model.

Checked Black Friday deals in Australia

These are Black Friday offers on our Australian store pages that we matched against the brand's own site on 1 November 2026.

NordicTrack Australia. Its site said "Black Friday: Save up to $2000" on selected smart machines, and that the sale starts now. It also runs a Black Friday Price Guarantee from 30 October to 30 November 2026, 11:59 pm Australian Eastern time, for Australian residents aged 18 or over: if the advertised price of an eligible product drops on its Australian site during that period, buyers can ask for a refund of the difference. Our NordicTrack Australia page has its other offers.

We could not confirm the other Australian Black Friday offers in our database on the brands' own sites that day, so we have left them out until we can. Electronics, appliance and phone deals usually arrive closer to the weekend; JB Hi-Fi, for example, names mobile phones, tablets, laptops, gaming hardware, wearables, cameras and audio for Cyber Monday.

Cyber Monday in Australia

Cyber Monday 2026 is Monday 30 November in Australia. For several retailers it is the end of the Black Friday sale rather than a separate event: Myer and The Good Guys both say their offers finish that day. JB Hi-Fi calls Cyber Monday "the tech-heavy half of the weekend". Because Australia is ahead of the US, an Australian Cyber Monday sale can end before Cyber Monday has started in America, so check the end time on the retailer's own page. Offers from the stores we track are on our Cyber Monday deals page.

Refunds on Black Friday buys in Australia

Your rights on sale items are the same as at full price. Australia's state consumer regulators set out the main points:

• Sale items keep their rights. Consumer Protection WA says consumers "have the same legal refund rights on sale items as they would have on full-price products". If an item is on sale because it is faulty, you cannot claim for a fault you were told about before you bought it.
• "No refunds" signs are unlawful. Queensland's Office of Fair Trading says signs such as "No refunds" or "No refunds or exchanges on sale items" are unlawful, because consumer guarantee rights still apply. WA lists "No refunds after seven days" as another example.
• Change of mind is up to the store. Businesses do not have to give a refund or exchange if you simply change your mind, so check the store's returns policy. A sign saying no refunds for change of mind is acceptable.
• Faulty items. If a product does not meet a consumer guarantee, you can ask for a refund or another remedy, depending on the problem. A business may offer a replacement, exchange or credit note, but you can insist on a refund when a consumer guarantee entitles you to one, and in most cases it cannot add fees such as a restocking fee.

Store return policies on top of those rights vary, and as Myer's page shows, they are not always up to date online. Keep your receipt and ask for the return period in writing if you buy gifts early.

Black Friday, Click Frenzy or Boxing Day?

Australian shoppers have three big sale moments in the last part of the year, and no retailer publishes data showing which is always cheapest. What you can compare:

The surest approach is to note the price of the item you want now and watch it through all three. Our guide Are Black Friday deals real? shows how to read a "was" price.

How we check this page

The dates and offers on this page come from the retailers' own Australian websites, read on 1 November 2026: jbhifi.com.au, myer.com.au, thegoodguys.com.au, amazon.com.au, bigw.com.au and nordictrack.com/au. The refund rules come from the Queensland Office of Fair Trading's page on refunds and Consumer Protection WA's page on refund signs, read the same day. The federal regulator's website did not open for our tools, and neither did Click Frenzy's, so we do not quote either.

We will read the retailers' pages again on 16, 20 and 25 November and add Amazon Australia, BIG W and Kmart dates when they publish them. Our other guides are in the Black Friday hub. This guide is written by the SavingArena Editorial Team.