All States and Territories within Australia have different laws regarding the trading-in of second-hand merchandise.
See below to find out exactly what ID you'll need to bring the next time you want to Trade & Save!
We need to be able to confirm your age, identity and address by showing acceptable identification. If a document does not display a current residential address, a supporting document confirming the address must also be shown.
There are a limited number of acceptable forms of photographic ID. These are:
Some forms of non-photographic ID can also be used. These are:
In addition to ID requirements and confirmation of address, you need to be 17 years of age or older to trade second-hand goods in Queensland.
We will need to be able to confirm your name, identity, date of birth and address by providing acceptable photographic ID.
There are only a limited number of acceptable forms of ID. These are:
In addition to ID requirements, you need to be 16 years of age or older to trade second-hand goods in New South Wales.
We need to be able to confirm your identity by providing either one acceptable photographic identification, or two acceptable non-photographic identification documents (from different categories), listed below.
In Victoria, one form of photographic ID can be used. These are:
In Victoria, two current forms of non-photographic ID (from different categories) can also be used. These are:
In addition to ID requirements, you need to be 18 years of age or older to trade second-hand goods in Victoria.
We will need to be able to confirm your age, identity, and address by providing acceptable photographic ID.
There are only a limited number of acceptable forms of photographic ID. These are:
In addition to ID requirements, you need to be 16 years of age or older to trade goods at EB Games. Persons under 16 yrs must be accompanied by a consenting adult.
We will need to be able to confirm your age and identity by providing acceptable photographic ID.
In addition to ID requirements, you need to be 18 years of age or older to trade second-hand goods within Tasmania.
There are only a limited number of acceptable forms of photographic ID. These must total 100 points:
Each document is worth 70 points:
Each document is worth 40 points (preferably containing a photograph of the applicant):
Each document is worth 25 points
We will need to be able to confirm your age and identity by providing acceptable photographic ID.
In addition to ID requirements, you need to be 16 years of age or older to trade second-hand goods within South Australia.
There are only a limited number of acceptable forms of photographic ID. These must total 100 points:
Each document is worth 70 points:
Each document is worth 40 points (preferably containing a photograph of the applicant):
Each document is worth 25 points
We will need to be able to confirm your age and identity by providing acceptable photographic ID.
In addition to ID requirements, you need to be 18 years of age or older to trade second-hand goods within Northern Territory.
There are only a limited number of acceptable forms of photographic ID. These must total 100 points:
Each document is worth 70 points:
Each document is worth 40 points (preferably containing a photograph of the applicant):
Each document is worth 25 points
We will need to be able to confirm your age, identity, and address by providing acceptable photographic ID.
There are only a limited number of acceptable forms of photographic ID. These are:
In addition to ID requirements, you need to be 18 years of age or older to trade second-hand goods within the ACT.