Below you sign on the dotted line, be aware of all of the fees and charges associated with your new mobile phone plan.
Vodafone has expanded its business mobile product range with a new suite of plans designed for businesses that need 10 connections or more. Known as Business Advance, all plans come with Vodafone's new endless data inclusion.
The Nokia 3.1 is a no-frills device that feels a little too basic to be anything more than someone's first smartphone, but is nonetheless good for the price.
Optus and TravelSIM Australia have launched a new mobile service designed for international travellers and students in Australia. The plans offer generous data and affordable prices but for international calls, they're not the best deal in town.
Catch Connect is hoping to woo new customers with double data on long expiry recharges.
Telstra's new range of personal plans no longer appear to include shareable data.
Telstra has launched a new range of postpaid plans, including one with unlimited GB of mobile data and no speed cap, and more with "peace of mind" data. But some of the plans offer better value than others.
You'll be able to get the Android One powered Nokia 3.1 from August 2.