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Can any Aussies enlighten me on this:

As I'm selling some Praetorians and Sisters of Battle soon, and my relatives who live in Aus' will be visiting the UK over Christmas, I decided to take advantage of how much you guys are (apparently?) ripped off over there for warhammer prices, and offer all my listings with no charges for international delivery to Aus' - as my relatives would take them back on the plane to Syndey and post them on if the winning bids came from Aus' - however I cant understand your postage system - can someone give me a rough idea how much you pay to send parcels internally, so I can get an idea how much discount I should be offering - am I to understand Australia even has a 'pay on receipt' option I could be taking advantage of here?

Hopefully at least one Aussie sees this. Cheers!

Anywhere from $7 to $30 for most packages I've sent, but large packages can be quite a bit more. They use either weight or "cubic weight" (LxWxH in meters x250), whichever is higher, and distance to calculate the price. Prices are here http://auspost.com.au/parcels-mail/parcel-post.html

You'll have to use the calculater to get exact numbers unless using prepaid satchels.

Satchels would be the easiest method for packaging and sending, but the bags aren't that big.

Cheers, I'll use an estimate for my eBay listings. Do you know if this would actually work out cheaper for people in Australia though? I'm not sure how much more warhammer is there?