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Australia

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Heads up

Australia is a vast country with long distances between cities. Mobile coverage can be spotty in rural areas, so download offline maps before heading into the outback. Contactless payments are widely accepted, and each state has its own transit card system.

15 apps5 essentialOceania

Last updated: March 2026

Uber

Essential

The most widely available ride-hailing app across all major Australian cities. Reliable for airport transfers and late-night rides.

Pro tip: Uber is available at every major Australian airport, but you must pick up from the designated rideshare zone. Follow the signs after baggage claim.

DiDi

Nice to have

A popular Uber alternative that often runs promotions and competitive pricing. Available in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and other major cities.

Pro tip: Check DiDi for discount codes when you first sign up. Fares are frequently cheaper than Uber during non-surge periods.

DoorDash

Nice to have

One of Australia's leading food delivery platforms with wide restaurant coverage. Also delivers groceries and convenience items.

Menulog

Nice to have

A long-standing Australian food delivery service with a huge selection of local restaurants and takeaways. Owned by Just Eat Takeaway.

Uber Eats

Nice to have

Extensive food delivery network across Australian cities. Connects to your existing Uber account for seamless payments.

Afterpay

Nice to have

Australia's homegrown buy-now-pay-later platform, accepted at thousands of retailers both online and in-store. Split purchases into four interest-free payments.

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