Pccasegear. They may not be the cheapest but their service is excellent and they seem to get the stock of new and in demand hardware.

I've tried to order from FrozenCPU before..their shipping costs are insanely higher than what you listed.

I don't think I tried to order much, but it was a few months ago so I can't recall what I tried to order.

raidmax98 

I hate getting ripped off, I got my mother board from the US and got my mate to ship it to me for about $70 extra. I saved $130.

 
I do not know how is in Australia but in Croatia they charge import tax than on top of that %16 VAT. I do not think you are being ripped off as much by retailer/etailer but you are definitely being ripped off by your own government.

Those are some pretty good prices from FrozenCpu. 
Note to those looking, there is no GPU catagory in their site.  They only carry these EVGA cards (no other GPU brands) so you need put 'eVga' in the search field to find them.
 
 
$50 bucks postage, but still over $150 cheaper than Australian e-tail/retail.
 
Now if there was some way we could use our EVGA bucks making the purchase, we would have a winner!
 

If you reside in Australia please take part in this poll. It's very important.

 
 
 
I shop at MSY - brick and mortar

I just bought my new EVGA GTX 670 4GB SC+ from FrozenCPU.com
Should have it next week I hope.

When can we hear feedback on this from EVGA?

I get most of my stuff from  www.ijk.com.au 
 
Other places I shop are 
www.itestate.com.au and www.msy.com.au
 
I wouldn't mind getting the cards directly from evga

I've posted up a couple of links at [H], not sure how many Aussie members they have but it all helps.
 
 

Just bought the EVGA GTX 680 Signature 2 off Amazon! Looking forward to getting it sometime soon. I normally buy from Umart (retail store) but in cases where the savings are ridiculous, I prefer to purchase from the US :P

I buy most of my parts from Newegg, and have a bank account in the states, and family that post stuff out to me. I always buy screens and cases locally in Australia...the former because of the warranty, and the latter because of size.
I will buy locally in aussieland when the cost is similar, Scorptec is my retailer I have been using for sometime, because I can actually go to their store. I note PC Case gear is the preferred totally online store atm though.
As far as EVGA's choices:- they can either leave things as they are........
choose an Australian outlet...........
or set up their own outlet.
There is much in the news of late concerning the overpricing to the Australian consumer products from overseas.especially in the IT area. Such is the injustice felt by the local population, that the governement has even become involved....writing some "please explain" letters to the worst offenders.
I fear if an Australian outlet is chosen, then the massive price inequities will continue.
EDIT: here is an example of what I am referring to. Under EVGA's "authorized dealers list" 
under Australia, one such distributor is MMT.com.au who list a 680 classified at $977 AUD. Converting that via XE, that is equal to $1002.75 USD as at 23rd July. Even VGA's own site only quotes a 680 classified at $659.99 USD. This represents a price of 151% as against EVGA's own home page.
An even more rediculous example can be seen by looking at the price of another authorized distributor....PB Technologies Ltd. Check the price here :-   . It lists the 680 classified for $1049 + GST AUD.
Oh...and if you really feel like spending money, then buy a 690  from PB Technologies. It's listed for $2199 +GST AUD. For those around the globe, Australia's GST rate is 10%, making a 590 from PB a whopping $2418.90 AUD or $2480.26 USD.
 

Any update on this?

Doesnt look like us Aussies have been heard....