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Now that the April long weekends are over, it's time to think about the next event – Mother's Day!
If you want to tick off her present ASAP, we've spotted some amazing deals for you to shop.
Brand new styles have been added to Cotton On's outrageous 50 per cent off sale, including loads of activewear, sleepwear, loungewear and accessories.
It's the final days of Mejuri's The Stacking Event, where members can score 20 per cent off when you spend over $150. The celeb-approved jewellery brand has been spotted on the likes of Taylor Swift and Meghan Markle, and is sure to make a perfect gift for mum.
Or if she's an absolute wiz in the kitchen, spoil her with new cooking must-haves thanks to 30 per cent sitewide at Our Place. The TikTok-viral cookware set has almost 50k five-star ratings and has been named the 'best pans ever'.
You can also gift your mum a 'brighter and whiter smile' with 50 per cent off the top-rated Advanced Teeth Whitening Kit from SmilePro. Make it yours for just over $100, only for a limited time.
Happy shopping!
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EDITOR'S PICKS: BEST DEALS OF THE WEEK
Cotton On
SmilePro
50 per cent off the Advanced Teeth Whitening Kit
Our Place
Up to 30 per cent off sitewide
$320 off the Cookware Set, $625 (down from $945)
The Good Guys
The Iconic
Tourism New Zealand
Mejuri
Ergoflex
Yinahla
15 per cent off mattresses
Sleep Firm
15 per cent off sale
Eco Kids Mattress
$80 off mattresses
Dyson
Alpha-H Skincare
Extra $15 off bundles
Emamaco
Shop the sale – everything is $35
Motto Fashions
Buy two from the viral Miracle range for $200
Myer
40 per cent off kitchenware, dinnerware and more
40 per cent off suitcases and travel bags
30 per cent off women's intimate apparel
30 per cent off men's clothing
25 per cent off women's and men's sleepwear
Up to 20 per cent off toys and LEGO sets
40 per cent off the Calvin Klein Cotton Stretch Trunk 3 Pack in White/Grey/Black, $59.97 (down from $99.95)
32 per cent off the Ninja Nutri-Precision Blender Mega Pack, $89 (down from $219)
30 per cent off the Breville The Barista Express Coffee Machine, $699 (down from $999)
Unwritten Hair
Appliances Online
Smilie
Up to 50 per cent off the flash sale
$115 off the Smilie Boost Teeth Whitening Kit
Amazon Australia
BEST TRAVEL DEALS
Escape Deals
Monos
$150 off luggage sets
American Tourister
Spend and save up to 40 per cent off
July
$125 off luggage sets
Samsonite
Spend and save up to 40 per cent off
Strand
BEST HOME DEALS
Sheridan
Sheridan Outlet
50 per cent off bed linen, towels, robes and home fragrance
I Love Linen
Emma Sleep
Temple & Webster
Up to 40 per cent off sale
Bed Bath N' Table
25 per cent off for Mother's Day
James Lane
20-50 per cent off when you buy two or more items
Origin Mattress
Up to 35 per cent off sale
Canningvale
Up to 90 per cent off sitewide
Mocka
Up to 30 per cent off
KitchenAid
Shop the mid-season sale event
BEST TECH DEALS
Samsung
Bose
Up to 25 per cent off selected products
Lenovo
Up to 48 per cent off sale
BEST FASHION DEALS
Calvin Klein
Shoe Warehouse
Up to 50 per cent off sitewide
Meshki
Up to 50 per cent off sale
Glassons
Shop the clearance sale
Adidas
Shop the outlet sale
Under Armour
20 per cent off selected women's styles
Lorna Jane
Up to 40 per cent off sale
AJE ATHLETICA
Extra 20 per cent off sale items
AJE
Extra 20 per cent off sale
Country Road
Up to 50 per cent off selected styles
Gorman
20-50 per cent off everything
Princess Highway
Extra 20 per cent off the outlet sale
Dangerfield
Extra 20 per cent off the outlet sale
Nine West
$50 off full priced shoes
Coach Outlet
Buy one and get 40 per cent off, or buy two and get 50 per cent off
boohoo
40 per cent off almost everything
JAGGAD
40 per cent off sitewide
UGG Express
BEST HEALTH AND BEAUTY DEALS
The Ordinary
20 per cent off selected sets and collections
Adore Beauty
MCoBeauty
Shop the sale event now
Priceline
50 per cent off select makeup
Up to 50 per cent off fragrances for mum
Up to 50 per cent off vitamins
MAC Cosmetics
Up to 40 per cent off sale
Sephora
Up to 50 per cent off sale
LELO
Up to 50 per cent off sale
iHerb
20 per cent off supplements
20 per cent off tea
Lovehoney
Up to 50 per cent off sale
Oz Hair and Beauty
Up to 70 per cent off sale
Shaver Shop
Up to 80 per cent off sale
Laser Clinics Australia
50 per cent off laser hair removal and selected skin treatments
Wild Secrets
Up to 69 per cent off sale
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