Deals on camping and Indian food

• OzBargain — the camping, camping-gear and tent tags, the quadcopter, video-camera, power-station and portable-refrigerator tags, the Indian and curry tags, its travel and outdoors categories, and its pages for Anaconda, BCF, Bunnings, Costco, Snowys and Tentworld, and its Apple brand page, which is usually where Apple pricing in this country surfaces first
• BIG4 Holiday Parks — the chain’s own deals page, and the deals page of each BIG4 park this site has a guide to — a park often lists offers the national page does not
• NRMA Parks and Resorts — the chain’s special offers, including its weekly special
• Discovery Parks — the chain’s own offers page, which lists each park’s dated offers state by state
• Lake Macquarie Holiday Parks — the council-owned group’s own deals page, covering its five parks on the lake — Belmont, Blacksmiths, Swansea, Wangi Point and Sails
• Holiday Haven — Shoalhaven City Council’s twelve parks, Burrill Lake among them. Its offers are usually open to non-members as well as members, which is rarer than it sounds
• ALDI Special Buys — camping and outdoor Special Buys, which go on sale on Wednesdays and Saturdays
• EatClub — discounted time slots at Sydney Indian restaurants
• Groupon — set-meal vouchers at Sydney Indian restaurants
• Wild Earth — its own sale listing and product pages, read in a browser because the site shows nothing useful otherwise
• BCF — its own sale listing and product pages, read in a browser, alongside its OzBargain page
• Tentworld — its own catalogue, read in a browser
• Reflections Holidays — its deals pages, read with care: old offers stay online with their dates long past
• Frugal Feeds — its restaurant and delivery offers, read in a browser. Mostly chains, so it seldom turns up an independent Indian restaurant
• Apple Australia — its carrier offers page, and the certified refurbished categories for Mac, iPad, Watch, Apple TV and accessories. Apple Australia has no refurbished iPhone category, so there is none to look for. Apple’s own price is also what a discount anywhere else gets measured against
• Amazon Australia — individual product pages, which its robots.txt leaves open. On current Apple hardware its price is often the lowest in the country. It shows no was-price, so every Amazon row here names Apple’s own price for the same build as the comparison
• Officeworks — product pages reached from a category page. They carry clean structured data for price and stock, which makes them the most dependable read on this list. We do not use its site search
• JB Hi-Fi — the Apple collections and the computer clearance list. JB Hi-Fi publishes no was-price anywhere, so nothing from here can be listed on the strength of its own page — it needs a named comparison, usually Apple’s price for the same build
• Harvey Norman — product pages, reached through category pages. Its catalogue and site-search paths are closed to automated reading
• The Good Guys — category pages only. Its robots.txt closes the product paths where the prices live, so a Good Guys price cannot be opened and checked, and so it cannot go up here
• Vodafone — its Apple phone pages, for handset offers that do not appear on Apple’s own carrier page
• Snowys — its clearance list and the product page behind every item, one page every five seconds as its robots.txt asks. Its product pages state both the saving and how many units are left
• Anaconda — its clearance pages. Anaconda closes its sale, hot buys, bargain buy and new-in pages to automated reading, and its clearance cards show a price with nothing to compare it against, so an item needs its own product page opened before it can be listed
• Paddy Pallin — its equipment clearance, which is gear rather than clothing
• Macpac — its clearance list. Its own discount badges are worked out against a members’ price, so we go by the was-price and say so
• 4WD Supa Centre — its sale pages, read in a browser because the site shows nothing without one
• CameraPro — its camera and drone prices, which is where the trip-camera rows come from
• Caravan and Camping NSW — its deals page, which collects park offers the chains’ own pages leave out

Seen a better deal, or one here that has gone? Tell us and we will check it the next morning.