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The eCommerce market in Australia has grown complex, with online consumer spending increasing. The value of eCommerce sales reached $37.1 billion in 2013 and is projected to increase 8.6% annually. Lower prices, convenience of shopping from home, and more selection are the most important reasons Australians shop online. Mobile eCommerce transactions have increased 448% since 2010.
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