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A guide to comparing energy in NSW
Updated 24 April 2025
David Koch shares how to find energy savings in New South Wales
Find out why you shouldn’t always go with a Standing Offer.
David Koch
Economic Director
Video Transcript
If your energy bill looks bigger than the opera house and has you wailing louder than the performers inside, don’t switch off, switch over. Compare the Market surveyed more than a thousand Aussies and found over half had been switching off to save, when instead, they should be switching over. Turning off lights or using the aircon less could save you a dollar or two. But by far, the best way to save is by comparing energy plans to make sure you’re on a competitive deal.
Yet, almost ten percent of households in New South Wales are currently on the Default Market Offer, meaning they could be paying more than they need. Our experts at Compare the Market have these tips to help you choose the right electricity and gas plans. Number one, keep your energy bills on hand. That way, you can compare plans based on your actual usage.
You’ll get more accurate estimates to help you find good value. Two, compare your electricity and gas separately. If you have both, purchasing separate plans from different providers will often work out cheaper. Number three, if you’re eligible, change to a smart meter to take advantage of off peak periods with a time of use tariff and improve the ability to monitor your energy usage.
Number four, keep an eye out for the comparison percentage against the Default Market Offer. That’s the maximum price energy retailers can charge residents and small businesses on a standing offer. The bigger the percentage, the better, but remember some retailers may have other deals and bill credit offers on top of the discount. And you don’t have to wait until your next bill’s due.
Switching to a new electricity provider can take as little as two business days, which means you can potentially take advantage of your new rate sooner. Meanwhile, gas suppliers will change over from your next billing date. It’s quick, it’s free, and Compare the Market makes it easier than you could imagine.
Avoid build shock and get comparing today with Compare the Market.
Expert tips for finding the right energy plan for you
Get the top tips on finding a suitable NSW energy plan from our energy expert, Meredith O’Brien.
Meredith O'Brien
Head of Energy
Choosing different electricity and gas retailers
While it may be convenient, you don’t need to use the same energy retailer for your gas and electricity. In fact, you may be able to find cheaper options by signing up to plans with different providers.
Smart meters
You could take advantage of a time of use tariff by switching to a smart meter. These tariffs can help spread the usage of non-time critical large appliances from peak demand times to off-peak times, which could potentially save you money. However, time of use tariffs aren’t for everyone, so it’s worth considering your household’s usage before you switch.
No disruptions
Switching providers does not disrupt your energy supply, and it can take as little as two business days to be transferred to your new provider.
Choosing the right NSW energy plan for you
Why compare energy quotes online with us
- Take advantage of cheaper plans. Market offers are competitive plans that often include discounts or lower rates. However, the rates may increase, or your discount may expire or you may be rolled onto a more expensive plan (a standing offer plan) once the benefit period ends.
- Review your property’s tariff. Different tariffs have an impact on the way you’re charged for electricity. Depending on your situation, you may consider getting a smart meter installed, and your tariff reconfigured to access electricity plans that are better suited to your needs.
- See if your energy provider offers any discounts. Discounts can help you make long-term savings on your energy bill for your home. These discounts will either be guaranteed (e.g. discounts are applied regardless of your circumstances) or conditional (e.g. you must pay via direct debit).
Use our free NSW energy comparison service to compare a range of plans.
How does the energy market work in NSW?
In New South Wales (NSW), energy providers can offer competitive market plans and set their own rates meaning energy customers can choose their own retailer. The most important things to know are:
- NSW is deregulated, meaning competitive market offers are available for customers to choose from.
- Prices and incentives vary between providers – which is why comparing is important.
- If you don’t choose an energy plan, you’ll be automatically placed onto a default plan, otherwise known as a standing offer, which is generally the most expensive plan a retailer can charge for electricity.
- You can bundle electricity and gas plans or get separate plans from different providers – bundles are convenient but separate plans may save on your energy bills.
Energy providers and distributors
Energy distributors in NSW
Distributors are the energy companies that connect your residential or business property to powerlines, poles, gas pipelines and meters. Who your distributor is depends on the area in which you live.
Electricity in NSW is transmitted by three distributors: Ausgrid, Endeavour Energy and Essential Energy, each is responsible for a particular region (network) of the state. You can find the energy company in NSW that’s responsible for distributing your energy below. They can also be located on the first page of your energy bill.
| NSW Electricity distributor | Distribution zone |
|---|---|
| Ausgrid | Sydney, the Central Coast and Hunter Valley regions |
| Endeavour Energy | Great Western Sydney, the Blue Mountains, the Southern Highlands, Illawarra and the South Coast region of NSW |
| Essential Energy | The regional and rural areas of NSW |
| NSW Gas distributor | Distribution zone |
|---|---|
| Jemena Gas Networks | Illawarra, Sydney, Central Coast, the Blue Mountains, the Highlands, Hunter, Riverina, Central West and Orana |
| Evoenergy | Queanbeyan, Bungendore (Palerang), Nowra |
| Australian Gas Networks (Wagga Wagga Gas Distribution Network) | Bombala, Culcairn, Cooma and Wagga Wagga |
| APA Group (Central Ranges System) | Tamworth |
Note that this list of distributors and distribution zones for electricity and gas networks in NSW is subject to change and accurate as of January 2025.
Electricity providers in NSW
Energy providers are companies that bill you for your energy consumption. There are many electricity providers in NSW to choose from and you can switch between them as often as you’d like, although this may incur exit fees if you’re on a fixed rate plan.
N.B.: We don’t compare energy products from all electricity retailers on this list as we don’t compare all brands in the market, or all products offered by all brands. Information about the partners we currently compare is available here.
- 1st Energy
- AGL
- Amber Electric
- Ampol Energy
- Alinta Energy
- CovaU Energy
- Diamond Energy
- Dodo
- Energy Locals
- EnergyAustralia
- ENGIE
- Future Power
- GloBird Energy
- Kogan Energy
- Momentum Energy
- Nectr
- Origin Energy
- OVO Energy
- Pacific Blue
- Powershop
- Red Energy
- Sumo
- Tango Energy
The information provided above is based in the postcodes of 2000, 2250 and 2300 with distributors Ausgrid and Endeavour and is accurate as of 3 December 2024. Data sourced from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER).
Electricity and gas providers in NSW
The following retailers can offer both electricity and gas to NSW residents; however, they may not necessarily offer both in certain suburbs.
N.B.: We don’t compare energy products from all retailers on this list as we don’t compare all brands in the market, or all products offered by all brands. Information about the partners we currently compare is available here.
- AGL
- Alinta Energy
- CovaU
- Dodo Power & Gas
- EnergyAustralia
- GloBird Energy
- Origin Energy
- Red Energy
- Simply Energy
- Sumo
* The information provided above is based in the postcodes of 2000, 2250 and 2300 with distributors Ausgrid and Endeavour and is accurate as of 3 December 2024. Data sourced from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER).
Electricity providers in Sydney
Sydney has multiple electricity providers that offer plans for you to choose from, some greener than others. You can see which electricity providers retail energy in Sydney by reviewing the list below.
N.B.: We don’t compare energy products from all electricity retailers on this list as we don’t compare all brands in the market, or all products offered by all brands. Information about the partners we currently compare is available here.
- 1st Energy
- AGL
- Amber
- Ampol Energy
- Alinta Energy
- CovaU Energy
- Diamond Energy
- Dodo
- Energy Locals
- EnergyAustralia
- ENGIE
- Future Power
- GloBird Energy
- Kogan Energy
- Momentum Energy
- Nectr
- Origin Energy
- OVO Energy
- Pacific Blue
- Powershop
- Red Energy
- Sumo
- Tango Energy
The information provided above is based in the postcode of 2000 and is accurate as of 3 December 2024. Data sourced from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER).
Electricity providers in Central Coast/Gosford
Roughly in the middle between Sydney and Newcastle is the Central Coast. You can see which electricity providers retail energy in Central Coast by reviewing the list below.
N.B.: We don’t compare energy products from all electricity retailers on this list as we don’t compare all brands in the market, or all products offered by all brands. Information about the partners we currently compare is available here.
- 1st Energy
- AGL
- Amber
- Ampol Energy
- Alinta Energy
- CovaU Energy
- Diamond Energy
- Dodo
- Energy Locals
- EnergyAustralia
- ENGIE
- Future Power
- GloBird Energy
- Kogan Energy
- Momentum Energy
- Nectr
- Origin Energy
- OVO Energy
- Pacific Blue
- Powershop
- Red Energy
- Sumo
- Tango Energy
The information provided above is based in the postcode of 2250 with distributors Ausgrid and Endeavour and is accurate as of 3 December 2024. Data sourced from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER).
Electricity providers in Newcastle
Newcastle has a range of electricity providers offering plans to Newcastle residents. You can see which electricity providers retail energy in Newcastle by reviewing the list below.
N.B.: We don’t compare energy products from all electricity retailers on this list as we don’t compare all brands in the market, or all products offered by all brands. Information about the partners we currently compare is available here.
- 1st Energy
- AGL
- Alinta Energy
- Amber Energy
- Ampol Energy
- CovaU
- Diamond Energy
- Dodo
- Energy Locals
- EnergyAustralia
- ENGIE
- Future Power
- GloBird Energy
- Kogan Energy
- Momentum Energy
- Nectr
- Origin Energy
- OVO Energy
- Pacific Blue
- Powershop
- Red Energy
- Sumo
- Tango Energy
The information provided above is based in the postcode of 2300 and is accurate as of 5 December 2024. Data sourced from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER).
Who is the best solar energy provider in NSW?
The best energy provider in NSW for solar will depend on what you need. For example, a good feed-in tariff may be secondary to your usage rates that you can rely on to work with your solar panels to power your home. Alternatively, you might want a higher feed-in tariff where you get paid more by your provider for any excess electricity your solar panels create.
However, even if an electricity provider in NSW has a great tariff for your solar system, it’s important to consider that:
- This plan may have a higher daily supply charge compared to other energy plans
- The electricity you do use from the grid may also be charged at a higher rate than other plans available to you.
Comparing the cheapest electricity in NSW
Cheapest electricity in Sydney
Your electricity bill amount will depend on how much you use, and the usage charges in your energy plan. We’ve listed price comparisons for electricity plans in Sydney below.
| Provider/Retailer | Plan Name | Annual Cost (inc. discounts) | Annual Cost (excl. discounts) | Discount Benefit Period | Contract Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ampol Energy | Ampol Energy Powering On | $1,810.00 | $1,810.00 | Ongoing | None |
| Kogan Energy | Kogan Energy with free FIRST | $1,810.00 | $1,810.00 | None | None |
| Energy Locals | Home Classic Ausgrid Time of Use Seasonal | $1,810.00 | $1,810.00 | None | None |
| Dodo | Residential Market | $1,850.00 | $1,850.00 | None | None |
| 1st Energy | 1st Super Saver – Single Rate | $1,870.00 | $2,360.00 | Ongoing | None |
| Pacific Blue | Blue First | $1,870.00 | $1,870.00 | None | None |
| Momentum Energy | Nothing Fancy Electricity | $1,880.00 | $1,880.00 | None | None |
| Sumo | Sumo Spark | $1,900.00 | $1,900.00 | None | None |
| Red Energy | Living Energy Saver | $1,910.00 | $1,910.00 | None | None |
| OVO Energy | The One Plan | $1,950.00 | $1,950.00 | None | None |
| Powershop | Power House | $1,950.00 | $1,950.00 | None | None |
| CovaU | Freedom Residential Single | $1,980.00 | $2,270.00 | None | None |
| ENGIE | NSW- ENGIE Saver Plus elec | $2,010.00 | $2,400.00 | Ongoing | None |
| EnergyAustralia | Flexi Plan | $2,040.00 | $2,400.00 | 1 year | None |
| Origin Energy | Origin Go Variable | $2,050.00 | $2,050.00 | 1 year | None |
| AGL | Residential Value Saver | $2,100.00 | $2,100.00 | None | None |
| Amber Electric | CommBank Homeowner: Variable Prices (estimate only) | $2,130.00 | $2,310.00 | None | None |
| Alinta Energy | HomeSaver Select – Time of Use | $2,180.00 | $2,180.00 | None | 1 year |
| Tango Energy | eSelect | $2,190.00 | $2,190.00 | None | None |
| Diamond Energy | Everyday Renewable Saver | $2,230.00 | $2,280.00 | None | None |
| GloBird Energy | GLOSAVE Residential (Two Rate)-Ausgrid | $2,360.00 | $2,430.00 | None | None |
| Nectr | Nectr 100% Clean | $2,380.00 | $2,380.00 | None | None |
| Future Power | Market Offer – Ausgrid – RESI Anytime | $2,390.00 | $2,390.00 | 1 year | None |
The prices and information provided above are based on a house with two to three adults with no air conditioning, no controlled load or pool and in the postcode of 2000 and are accurate as of 3 December 2024. Data sourced from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER). Plans and prices are subject to change.
Cheapest electricity in Central Coast/Gosford
The Central Coast/Gosford area has two distributors, Endeavour Energy and Ausgrid. You can only choose an electricity plan from your distributor.
The cheapest plans for those with Endeavour Energy are:
| Provider/Retailer | Plan Name | Annual Cost (inc. discounts) | Annual Cost (excl. discounts) | Discount Benefit Period | Contract Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Energy Locals | Home Classic | $1,830.00 | $1,830.00 | None | None |
| Dodo | Residential Market | $1,850.00 | $1,850.00 | None | None |
| Kogan Energy | Kogan Energy for current First members | $1,850.00 | $1,850.00 | None | None |
| Ampol Energy | Ampol Energy Powering On | $1,860.00 | $1,860.00 | Ongoing | None |
| Pacific Blue | Blue First | $1,880.00 | $1,880.00 | None | None |
| Red Energy | Living Energy Saver (TOU Seasonal: N17) | $1,890.00 | $1,890.00 | None | None |
| 1st Energy | 1st Super Saver – Single Rate | $1,940.00 | $2,440.00 | Ongoing | None |
| Momentum Energy | Nothing Fancy Electricity | $1,940.00 | $1,940.00 | None | None |
| Sumo | Sumo Switch Residential | $1,960.00 | $1,960.00 | None | None |
| Powershop | Power House | $1,970.00 | $1,970.00 | None | None |
| OVO Energy | The One Plan | $1,980.00 | $1,980.00 | None | None |
| CovaU | Freedom Residential Single | $2,040.00 | $2,350.00 | None | None |
| EnergyAustralia | Flexi Plan | $2,080.00 | $2,440.00 | 1 year | None |
| Origin Energy | Origin Go Variable | $2,090.00 | $2,090.00 | 1 year | None |
| AGL | Residential Value Saver | $2,160.00 | $2,160.00 | None | None |
| Amber Electric | CommBank Homeowner: Variable Prices (estimate only) | $2,160.00 | $2,340.00 | None | None |
| Alinta Energy | HomeSaver Select – Time of Use | $2,210.00 | $2,210.00 | None | 1 year |
| Diamond Energy | Everyday Renewable Saver | $2,330.00 | $2,380.00 | None | None |
| GloBird Energy | GLOSAVE Residential (Flat Rate) – Endeavour | $2,420.00 | $2,500.00 | None | None |
| Future Power | Standing Offer – Endeavour – RESI Anytime | $2,400.00 | $2,440.00 | None | None |
| Nectr | Nectr 100% Clean | $2,440.00 | $2,440.00 | None | None |
The cheapest plans for those with Ausgrid are:
| Provider/Retailer | Plan Name | Annual Cost (inc. discounts) | Annual Cost (excl. discounts) | Discount Benefit Period | Contract Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ampol Energy | Ampol Energy Powering On | $1,810.00 | $1,810.00 | Ongoing | None |
| Kogan Energy | Kogan Energy with free FIRST | $1,810.00 | $1,810.00 | None | None |
| Energy Locals | Home Classic Ausgrid Time of Use Seasonal | $1,810.00 | $1,810.00 | None | None |
| Dodo | Residential Market | $1,850.00 | $1,850.00 | None | None |
| 1st Energy | 1st Super Saver- Single Rate | $1,870.00 | $2,360.00 | Ongoing | None |
| Pacific Blue | Blue First | $1,870.00 | $1,870.00 | None | None |
| Momentum Energy | Nothing Fancy Electricity | $1,880.00 | $1,880.00 | None | None |
| Sumo | Sumo Spark | $1,900.00 | $1,900.00 | None | None |
| Red Energy | Living Energy Saver | $1,910.00 | $1,910.00 | None | None |
| OVO Energy | The One Plan | $1,950.00 | $1,950.00 | None | None |
| Powershop | Power House | $1,950.00 | $1,950.00 | None | None |
| CovaU | Freedom Residential Single | $1,980.00 | $2,270.00 | None | None |
| ENGIE | NSW – ENGIE Saver Plus elec | $2,010.00 | $2,400.00 | Ongoing | None |
| EnergyAustralia | Flexi Plan | $2,040.00 | $2,400.00 | 1 year | None |
| Origin Energy | Origin Go Variable | $2,050.00 | $2,050.00 | 1 year | None |
| AGL | Residential Value Saver | $2,100.00 | $2,100.00 | None | None |
| Amber Electric | CommBank Homeowner: Variable Prices (estimate only) | $2,130.00 | $2,310.00 | None | None |
| Alinta Energy | HomeSaver Select – Time of Use | $2,180.00 | $2,180.00 | None | 1 year |
| Tango Energy | eSelect | $2,190.00 | $2,190.00 | None | None |
| Diamond Energy | Everyday Renewable Saver | $2,230.00 | $2,280.00 | None | None |
| GloBird Energy | GLOSAVE Residential (Two Rate)-Ausgrid | $2,360.00 | $2,430.00 | None | None |
| Nectr | Nectr 100% Clean | $2,380.00 | $2,380.00 | None | None |
| Future Power | Market Offer – Ausgrid – RESI Anytime | $2,390.00 | $2,390.00 | 1 year | None |
The prices and information provided above are based on a house with two to three adults with no air conditioning, no controlled load or pool and in the postcode of 2250 with distributors Ausgrid and Endeavour and are accurate as of 3 December 2024. Data sourced from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER). Plans and prices are subject to change.
Cheapest electricity in Newcastle
The price comparisons for energy plans for Newcastle are listed below.
| Provider/Retailer | Plan Name | Annual Cost (inc. discounts) | Annual Cost (excl. discounts) | Discount Benefit Period | Contract Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ampol Energy | Ampol Energy Powering On | $1,810.00 | $1,810.00 | Ongoing | None |
| Kogan Energy | Kogan Energy with free FIRST | $1,810.00 | $1,810.00 | None | None |
| Energy Locals | Home Classic Ausgrid Time of Use Seasonal | $1,810.00 | $1,810.00 | None | None |
| Dodo | Residential Market | $1,850.00 | $1,850.00 | None | None |
| 1st Energy | 1st Super Saver – Single Rate | $1,870.00 | $2,360.00 | Ongoing | None |
| Pacific Blue | Blue First | $1,870.00 | $1,870.00 | None | None |
| Momentum Energy | Nothing Fancy Electricity | $1,880.00 | $1,880.00 | None | None |
| Sumo | Sumo Spark | $1,900.00 | $1,900.00 | None | None |
| OVO Energy | The One Plan | $1,950.00 | $1,950.00 | None | None |
| Powershop | Power House | $1,950.00 | $1,950.00 | None | None |
| CovaU | Freedom Residential Single | $1,980.00 | $2,270.00 | None | None |
| Red Energy | Living Energy Saver | $1,980.00 | $1,980.00 | None | None |
| ENGIE | NSW – ENGIE Saver Plus elec | $2,010.00 | $2,400.00 | Ongoing | None |
| EnergyAustralia | Flexi Plan | $2,040.00 | $2,400.00 | 1 year | None |
| Origin Energy | Origin Go Variable | $2,050.00 | $2,050.00 | 1 year | None |
| AGL | Residential Value Saver | $2,100.00 | $2,100.00 | None | None |
| Alinta Energy | HomeSaver Select – Time of Use | $2,180.00 | $2,180.00 | None | 1 year |
| Tango Energy | eSelect | $2,190.00 | $2,190.00 | None | None |
| Amber Electric | CommBank Homeowner: Variable Prices (estimate only) | $2,220.00 | $2,400.00 | None | None |
| Diamond Energy | Everyday Renewable Saver | $2,230.00 | $2,280.00 | None | None |
| GloBird Energy | GLOSAVE Residential (Two Rate)-Ausgrid | $2,360.00 | $2,430.00 | None | None |
| Nectr | Nectr 100% Clean | $2,380.00 | $2,380.00 | None | None |
| Future Power | Market Offer – Ausgrid – RESI Anytime | $2,390.00 | $2,390.00 | None | None |
The prices and information provided above are based on a house with two to three adults with no air conditioning, no controlled load or pool and in the postcode of 2300 and are accurate as of 5 December 2024. Data sourced from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER). Plans and prices are subject to change.
Energy prices, tariffs and rebates
How energy is charged in NSW
There are two primary costs that you pay for energy, which are:
- Supply charges. The costs set by the energy distributor to maintain the network and transport power or pipe gas to homes. This is charged daily regardless of whether you use any energy.
- Usage charges. These represent the amount of energy your home or business has consumed and is calculated by each kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity or each megajoule (MJ) of gas.
However, depending on your distribution network, energy provider and tariff structure (the rates that you’re charged for your energy usage), these charges will vary in price.
Types of tariffs in NSW
Customers in NSW have different gas and electricity tariffs that affect how you’re charged for your energy usage. NSW electricity customers have access to the following electricity tariffs:
- Single rate tariff. A tariff with the same usage rate regardless of peak or off-peak periods, meaning the time of use won’t impact the rate you’re charged for energy use.
- Controlled load. A lower electricity rate that is generally applied to larger household appliances operating during off-peak times (e.g. pool pumps or electric hot water systems).
- Time of use. Also known as peak and off-peak tariffs, a time of use tariff applies different usage charge rates for your energy usage at different times of the day (or even days of the week, depending on where you live). You’ll need a smart meter in order to take advantage of this tariff.
- Solar feed-in tariff. If you have solar panels, you may be able to take advantage of this tariff and be credited for any surplus electricity you supply back to the grid.
Customers in NSW may have access to the following gas tariffs, which can affect how you’re charged for your energy usage:
- Flat rate. A tariff with the same rate regardless of usage throughout the day.
- Block rate. A tariff that’s charged at one rate for the first block of usage (e.g. first 27 MJ for gas), then a different rate for the next block of usage.
What is the average energy bill in NSW?
The cost of electricity and gas in NSW will depend on:
- How much energy you use
- Your energy provider
- The distribution network
- The type of gas you use (i.e. LPG or natural gas)
- The efficiency of your appliances.
We can use the Default Market Offer (DMO) to get an idea of how much you could be charged for electricity. The DMO is based on the average energy usage and supply charges in your area.
| DMO prices for residential customers in NSW 2024-25 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Distribution zone | Residential prices without controlled load (CL) | Residential prices with controlled load (CL) |
| Ausgrid | $1,810 p.a. (based on annual usage of 3,900 kWh) | $2,509 p.a. (based on annual usage of 4,800 kWh + CL 2,000 kWh) |
| Endeavour Energy | $2,209 p.a. (based on annual usage of 4,900 kWh) | $2,787 p.a. (based on annual usage of 5,200 kWh and CL 2,200 kWh) |
| Essential Energy | $2,499 p.a. (based on annual usage of 4,600 kWh) | $2,931 p.a. (based on annual usage of 4,600 kWh and CL 2,000 kWh) |
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Source: Australian Energy Regulator, Australian Government. Final Determination: Default Market Offer Prices 2024-25. Accessed December 2024. |
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Electricity and gas concessions and rebates
Some NSW residents, such as concession card holders, will be eligible for a gas or electricity rebate from the NSW Government, regardless of which energy provider they’re with. You can find a list of electricity and gas rebates and concessions available across Australia in our handy guide.
Meet our energy expert, Meredith O’Brien
As the Head of Energy at Compare the Market, Meredith O’Brien believes in educating Australian customers about the everchanging gas and electricity market so they can adjust their energy usage habits and get the most out of their energy plans.
Meredith has six years within the energy industry, following 15 years of experience in financial services and is currently studying a Master of Business Administration. Meredith is a dedicated customer advocate who is passionate about empowering Australians to find the right products to suit their needs by removing the confusion from comparing.