Officeworks Catalogue This Week

Officeworks Black Friday notice: what the listing is and isn't

If you're hunting for an Officeworks catalogue this week, the entry we hold is a bit unusual. It's titled Officeworks Black Friday Notice, covers 8 October to 27 November 2026 and is a single page. That's a notice about the sale period, not a printed booklet of every printer and pencil case, and our data has no repeating release weekday for the retailer. Officeworks sells almost everything on its website with prices that update, so the paper catalogue question matters less than it used to. Use the notice as a heads-up and check the site for the products you actually want. The wider Australia catalogues and specials hub shows what other retailers have running through the same weeks.

Officeworks price match: it's really a price beat

Searches like officeworks price match amazon and how to officeworks price beat point at the same thing. Officeworks' Price Beat Guarantee, as set out in search results for its own page, will beat a competitor's lower price on an identical product by 5 per cent, in store or online, with exclusions. The item must be stocked by both retailers, and a guide's list rules out cashback and coupon offers and commercial quantities. A later community post, which we could not match to Officeworks' own wording, mentions a limit of two products per customer per competitor offer and exclusions for bundles, pricing errors, ex-display, refurbished and grey-import goods. When the competitor price is online, freight to your address gets factored in. The official terms page didn't open for us, so confirm the current wording and how to claim before you queue.

Officeworks returns: 30 days, or a year with OnePass

The standard policy, per the returns page in search results, gives a refund or exchange in store only if you return the item within 30 days, with proof of purchase and in a re-saleable, unused condition with original packaging. Government ID is required for items over $50. Exclusions include software and downloads, activated prepaid services, gift cards and phone recharge cards, special orders, custom Print and Copy products, and trading cards and blind boxes. Australian Consumer Law still applies on top for faulty goods, and Wikipedia notes the ACCC and state agencies jointly administer it.

OnePass changes the maths. The Officeworks help page says members can change their mind within 365 days for items bought on or after 5 September 2023, for a refund or in-store exchange, but technology and perishable goods are excluded from the longer window. You need your receipt and membership, and it isn't handled by phone.

Is OnePass worth it for the weekly shop at Officeworks?

OnePass is the paid membership shared with Bunnings, Kmart, Target and Priceline. Search results from Officeworks' OnePass page list free standard delivery on eligible online orders with no minimum spend, five times Flybuys points on in-store and click and collect orders, and 365-day change of mind returns, at $4 a month or $40 a year after a 30-day trial. A six-month free trial ran for sign-ups between 14 April and 14 May 2026, but Bunnings' media centre listing shows that window has closed. One help article says Black Friday Early Access purchases are eligible for free standard delivery and the long returns window if they meet the OnePass criteria, though the page was undated. Searchers also type officeworks rewards, officeworks everyday rewards and officeworks rewards or flybuys; on what we saw the link is to Flybuys, not Everyday Rewards.

Opening hours, Sunday trading and public holidays

Officeworks hours are set store by store. The rules behind them vary: Wikipedia's shopping hours article says NSW, Victoria and Tasmania require non-essential shops to close on Christmas Day and Good Friday and until 1pm on Anzac Day, with NSW and Tasmania also closing on Easter Sunday. South Australia is still regulated for larger supermarkets, Western Australia has special rules for chain supermarkets, and the ACT and Northern Territory let shops open on any public holiday. The article warns that parts rely on older sources, so use the store page for the day you plan to go. A SmartCompany Anzac Day 2025 guide backs up the 1pm NSW and Victorian cut-offs.

Who's behind Officeworks?

Wikipedia says Coles Myer established Officeworks in 1994, with the first store in Richmond, Melbourne, and Wesfarmers owns it today alongside Bunnings. The same entry lists 176 stores as of June 2026, including 54 in Victoria and 52 in New South Wales, each carrying more than 30,000 products. House brands include Ampersand, Born, Kadink, Otto and Studymate, and services cover printing, copying and laminating, plus home tech help through Geeks2U. Revenue for 2025 was reported as A$3.57 billion.

Other stores to compare

Officeworks lives with the auto, sports and leisure catalogues hub on AdsSOS. For craft supplies and stationery overlap, try Spotlight catalogue this week, and for school-holiday outdoor gear see Anaconda weekly specials or BCF catalogue specials.