Unlock online sales opportunities with eBay x Podium Join our eBay x Podium webinar to discover how dealerships and parts businesses can reach more buyers, grow online sales and deliver a better customer experience. Hear from Justin Tettis of Speed Parts as he shares his experience using eBay and Podium together, including what's worked, what's changed and how both platforms support his day-to-day business operations. What you'll learn: Where the online parts opportunity is, and how it differs for dealerships and independent sellers How to use eBay to reach more buyers and turn your existing stock into online sales How Podium helps you respond quickly to every enquiry across eBay, phone, website and text, so you don't lose buyers to slow replies How to deliver a fast, professional experience that builds trust, earns reviews and brings buyers back Practical lessons from Speed Parts on running eBay and Podium together Whether you're looking to grow an existing online parts business or take your first step into online sales, you'll come away with a clearer picture of the opportunity and how to make the most of it. Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send the webinar recording straight to your inbox. When: Wednesday 11 November at 12pm AEDT Register now Unlock online sales opportunities with eBay x Podium Join our eBay x Podium webinar to discover how dealerships and parts businesses can reach more buyers, grow online sales and deliver a better customer experience. Hear from Justin Tettis of Speed Parts as he shares his experience using eBay and Podium together, including what's worked, what's changed and how both platforms support his day-to-day business operations. What you'll learn: Where the online parts opportunity is, and how it differs for dealerships and independent sellers How to use eBay to reach more buyers and turn your existing stock into online sales How Podium helps you respond quickly to every enquiry across eBay, phone, website and text, so you don't lose buyers to slow replies How to deliver a fast, professional experience that builds trust, earns reviews and brings buyers back Practical lessons from Speed Parts on running eBay and Podium together Whether you're looking to grow an existing online parts business or take your first step into online sales, you'll come away with a clearer picture of the opportunity and how to make the most of it. Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send the webinar recording straight to your inbox. When: Wednesday 11 November at 12pm AEDT Register now Changes to our Gift cards policy New restrictions on selling gift cards on eBay are going live. What you need to know From 12 November, the following items will no longer be allowed on eBay: Collectable, empty, used, unactivated or expired gift cards Digital gift cards and gift card codes eBay gift cards Gift certificates and vouchers with a monetary value Merchant and service gift cards Open-loop and prepaid payment products Prepaid gaming cards and gaming-platform gift cards Store credit and credit issued for returned merchandise Existing eBay gift cards remain valid and can continue to be used for eligible purchases on eBay.com.au . Next steps If you sell these types of products, you will unfortunately no longer be able to list them. We recommend you end your listings prior to the updated policy taking effect. Listings that do not comply with our policies could be subject to removal. This change to our Gift cards policy helps reduce the risks of potential fraud and misuse of gift cards, and supports a safer buying and selling experience on eBay. Changes to our Gift cards policy New restrictions on selling gift cards on eBay are going live. What you need to know From 12 November, the following items will no longer be allowed on eBay: Collectable, empty, used, unactivated or expired gift cards Digital gift cards and gift card codes eBay gift cards Gift certificates and vouchers with a monetary value Merchant and service gift cards Open-loop and prepaid payment products Prepaid gaming cards and gaming-platform gift cards Store credit and credit issued for returned merchandise Existing eBay gift cards remain valid and can continue to be used for eligible purchases on eBay.com.au . Next steps If you sell these types of products, you will unfortunately no longer be able to list them. We recommend you end your listings prior to the updated policy taking effect. Listings that do not comply with our policies could be subject to removal. This change to our Gift cards policy helps reduce the risks of potential fraud and misuse of gift cards, and supports a safer buying and selling experience on eBay. Updates to the eBay.com.au User Agreement We’re updating the eBay.com.au User Agreement. The updated User Agreement will take effect on 11 November, 2026. What's changing? The main changes relate to the introduction of prepaid labels for eligible domestic orders. When an eligible item sells, sellers without a Pro plan must ship the item using the prepaid Australia Post label provided by eBay. The shipping cost is paid by the buyer directly to eBay, or charged to the seller if the seller offers free shipping to the buyer. Sellers using prepaid labels will also be subject to the applicable eBay shipping Terms and Conditions . We’ve also updated the User Agreement to reflect the introduction of eBay balance . Where applicable, your use of eBay balance is also subject to the separate eBay balance Terms and related financial services documents . We’ve also added a new section on eBay Live, which addresses existing information about the requirements and terms that apply to your use of eBay Live. You can review the updated User Agreement here. If you do not accept the changes, you should adjust your eBay activity or close your account before the updated terms take effect. If you would like to choose your own shipping methods, please subscribe to a Pro plan . Thanks, eBay Updates to the eBay.com.au User Agreement We’re updating the eBay.com.au User Agreement. The updated User Agreement will take effect on 11 November, 2026. What's changing? The main changes relate to the introduction of prepaid labels for eligible domestic orders. When an eligible item sells, sellers without a Pro plan must ship the item using the prepaid Australia Post label provided by eBay. The shipping cost is paid by the buyer directly to eBay, or charged to the seller if the seller offers free shipping to the buyer. Sellers using prepaid labels will also be subject to the applicable eBay shipping Terms and Conditions . We’ve also updated the User Agreement to reflect the introduction of eBay balance . Where applicable, your use of eBay balance is also subject to the separate eBay balance Terms and related financial services documents . We’ve also added a new section on eBay Live, which addresses existing information about the requirements and terms that apply to your use of eBay Live. You can review the updated User Agreement here. If you do not accept the changes, you should adjust your eBay activity or close your account before the updated terms take effect. If you would like to choose your own shipping methods, please subscribe to a Pro plan . Thanks, eBay We’re updating our Payments Terms of Use At eBay, we’re committed to making our policies clear and our services easy to use. We wanted to let you know that we’re updating our Payments Terms of Use , effective from 3 November 2026. We’re revising the Payments Terms of Use to better describe the payment services we provide to you. As part of this revision, we’re making changes to how your funds from selling on eBay can be used. From 3 November 2026, eBay balance will become part of the Free Selling experience. What you need to do You’ll need to review the eBay balance Terms and Conditions, the Combined Financial Services Guide and Product Disclosure Statement, and Target Market Determination on the eBay balance page . These documents contain important information about eBay balance. If you do not agree to the proposed changes, you may terminate these Payments Terms of Use, pursuant to Section 10 (“Term, Termination”) , at any time before 3 November 2026. If you have any questions about these changes, please contact us . Thanks for being part of the eBay community. We’re updating our Payments Terms of Use At eBay, we’re committed to making our policies clear and our services easy to use. We wanted to let you know that we’re updating our Payments Terms of Use , effective from 3 November 2026. We’re revising the Payments Terms of Use to better describe the payment services we provide to you. As part of this revision, we’re making changes to how your funds from selling on eBay can be used. From 3 November 2026, eBay balance will become part of the Free Selling experience. What you need to do You’ll need to review the eBay balance Terms and Conditions, the Combined Financial Services Guide and Product Disclosure Statement, and Target Market Determination on the eBay balance page . These documents contain important information about eBay balance. If you do not agree to the proposed changes, you may terminate these Payments Terms of Use, pursuant to Section 10 (“Term, Termination”) , at any time before 3 November 2026. If you have any questions about these changes, please contact us . Thanks for being part of the eBay community. Size Standardisation for Apparel & Footwear is now live Our new standardised sizing for Apparel & Footwear is now live in Australia, helping buyers find the right items more easily when they search and filter by size. Previously, the same size could be entered in different ways, such as “Medium”, “M” or “Size M”. Standardising these values helps your listings match the size filters buyers use. What this means for your listings We’ve automatically updated listings where there was a clear size match, such as “Medium” to “M”. Listings with a missing, unclear or unsupported size value may now be placed On Hold until the size is updated. If this happens, it only affects the listing and doesn’t mean there’s an issue with your account. What you need to do Review your active listings and update any listings with a missing or unsupported size. Select the exact brand or manufacturer size when it’s available Choose the closest suitable standardised size if your exact size isn’t available Add the exact brand size to your listing title and description when you’ve selected the closest match For example, if you’re listing a Ted Baker Size 3 and that size isn’t available, select the closest suitable standardised size and clearly include “Ted Baker Size 3” in the title and description. You can also add measurements to help buyers understand the fit. This helps your listing appear in the right size filters while giving buyers clear information about the item’s exact size. Can’t find an exact size? Some brand-specific, niche or infrequently used sizes may not have an exact supported equivalent. Choose the supported size that best represents your item, then add the original or brand-specific size, fit notes and measurements in your title, description or optional item specifics . For example, a brand may label an item “One Size” , even though it fits more like an XS/S. Choose the supported size that best represents the item, then add “Tagged One Size; fits like XS/S” in your title or description. What if my listing has more than one size? For listings with multiple size variations, use the appropriate standardised size for each variation. You can include additional sizing information elsewhere in the listing where needed. For existing Apparel and Footwear listings covered by this update, eBay checks the required Size field. If that field contains a supported size, information in additional fields such as EU Size or UK Size won’t affect the size check or cause your listing to be hidden for this reason. How do I know which listings are affected? You’ll be notified by email if a listing is hidden from buyers. You can also visit the Issue Resolution Centre in Seller Hub to view any outstanding issues, see which listings are affected and follow the steps to resolve them. Good ’Til Cancelled listings remain hidden from search until you select a supported size. How should I list different types of Fashion items? Choose the supported size that best represents your item, then add any additional fit, label-size, regional-size or measurement details buyers may need. Shirts and tops: Select the closest supported size and note if the item runs large, has a slim fit or is oversized. Jeans and pants: Use the supported waist size where available and add the inseam measurement. Dresses: Choose the closest supported dress size and add bust, waist and length measurements where fit may vary. Jackets and coats: Select the closest supported size and describe the fit, such as tailored, relaxed or oversized. Shoes: Select the appropriate supported regional size, such as US, UK or EU. Add the size shown on the shoe where helpful. Bras: Use the supported band-and-cup size where available. Add the label or brand-specific size when needed. Children’s clothing: Select the closest supported age or size and add age, height or weight guidance where relevant. Will my original or tagged size still matter? Yes. The standardised size helps buyers find and compare your item using eBay’s shopping filters. You can still include the original, tagged or manufacturer-specific size elsewhere in your listing where it provides useful additional context. Need more help? Visit our Size Standardisation Help Page for more information, listing advice and answers to common questions. Size Standardisation for Apparel & Footwear is now live Our new standardised sizing for Apparel & Footwear is now live in Australia, helping buyers find the right items more easily when they search and filter by size. Previously, the same size could be entered in different ways, such as “Medium”, “M” or “Size M”. Standardising these values helps your listings match the size filters buyers use. What this means for your listings We’ve automatically updated listings where there was a clear size match, such as “Medium” to “M”. Listings with a missing, unclear or unsupported size value may now be placed On Hold until the size is updated. If this happens, it only affects the listing and doesn’t mean there’s an issue with your account. What you need to do Review your active listings and update any listings with a missing or unsupported size. Select the exact brand or manufacturer size when it’s available Choose the closest suitable standardised size if your exact size isn’t available Add the exact brand size to your listing title and description when you’ve selected the closest match For example, if you’re listing a Ted Baker Size 3 and that size isn’t available, select the closest suitable standardised size and clearly include “Ted Baker Size 3” in the title and description. You can also add measurements to help buyers understand the fit. This helps your listing appear in the right size filters while giving buyers clear information about the item’s exact size. Can’t find an exact size? Some brand-specific, niche or infrequently used sizes may not have an exact supported equivalent. Choose the supported size that best represents your item, then add the original or brand-specific size, fit notes and measurements in your title, description or optional item specifics . For example, a brand may label an item “One Size” , even though it fits more like an XS/S. Choose the supported size that best represents the item, then add “Tagged One Size; fits like XS/S” in your title or description. What if my listing has more than one size? For listings with multiple size variations, use the appropriate standardised size for each variation. You can include additional sizing information elsewhere in the listing where needed. For existing Apparel and Footwear listings covered by this update, eBay checks the required Size field. If that field contains a supported size, information in additional fields such as EU Size or UK Size won’t affect the size check or cause your listing to be hidden for this reason. How do I know which listings are affected? You’ll be notified by email if a listing is hidden from buyers. You can also visit the Issue Resolution Centre in Seller Hub to view any outstanding issues, see which listings are affected and follow the steps to resolve them. Good ’Til Cancelled listings remain hidden from search until you select a supported size. How should I list different types of Fashion items? Choose the supported size that best represents your item, then add any additional fit, label-size, regional-size or measurement details buyers may need. Shirts and tops: Select the closest supported size and note if the item runs large, has a slim fit or is oversized. Jeans and pants: Use the supported waist size where available and add the inseam measurement. Dresses: Choose the closest supported dress size and add bust, waist and length measurements where fit may vary. Jackets and coats: Select the closest supported size and describe the fit, such as tailored, relaxed or oversized. Shoes: Select the appropriate supported regional size, such as US, UK or EU. Add the size shown on the shoe where helpful. Bras: Use the supported band-and-cup size where available. Add the label or brand-specific size when needed. Children’s clothing: Select the closest supported age or size and add age, height or weight guidance where relevant. Will my original or tagged size still matter? Yes. The standardised size helps buyers find and compare your item using eBay’s shopping filters. You can still include the original, tagged or manufacturer-specific size elsewhere in your listing where it provides useful additional context. Need more help? Visit our Size Standardisation Help Page for more information, listing advice and answers to common questions. Authenticity Guarantee is expanding to include watches Get ready! Authenticity Guarantee is expanding to include eligible watches. If you list an eligible watch and it sells within the price range for complimentary Authenticity Guarantee, it'll be sent to our authentication centre where a team of professionally trained authenticators will verify it before it's sent to the buyer, at no extra cost to you. For watches listed in the optional Authenticity Guarantee price range, buyers can add authentication at checkout for a fee, at no cost to you as the seller. Which items are eligible? For eligible AU listings sold to AU buyers: *Watches must be listed in the Wristwatches category. Smartwatches, watch parts/accessories and customised watches are excluded. See T&Cs. Once authenticated, your item is shipped directly to the buyer using free tracked express delivery. If the buyer returns your item, it'll be inspected again by our authenticators before being sent back to you. With Authenticity Guarantee now available across more eligible categories, you can sell with greater confidence, knowing your items are backed by expert authentication, seller protection and a seamless delivery experience. Learn more about Authenticity Guarantee . Sell with Authenticity Guarantee Authenticity Guarantee is expanding to include watches Get ready! Authenticity Guarantee is expanding to include eligible watches. If you list an eligible watch and it sells within the price range for complimentary Authenticity Guarantee, it'll be sent to our authentication centre where a team of professionally trained authenticators will verify it before it's sent to the buyer, at no extra cost to you. For watches listed in the optional Authenticity Guarantee price range, buyers can add authentication at checkout for a fee, at no cost to you as the seller. Which items are eligible? For eligible AU listings sold to AU buyers: *Watches must be listed in the Wristwatches category. Smartwatches, watch parts/accessories and customised watches are excluded. See T&Cs. Once authenticated, your item is shipped directly to the buyer using free tracked express delivery. If the buyer returns your item, it'll be inspected again by our authenticators before being sent back to you. With Authenticity Guarantee now available across more eligible categories, you can sell with greater confidence, knowing your items are backed by expert authentication, seller protection and a seamless delivery experience. Learn more about Authenticity Guarantee . Sell with Authenticity Guarantee

Changes to our Product safety policy – Toys and products containing sand | Water/gel beads New restrictions on selling toys and other products containing sand on eBay in Australia are going live. We're also reminding sellers about the safety of water/gel bead products , and we've updated our policy to provide clarity on how these may be listed on eBay. What you need to know From 14 September 2026, the following types of products will no longer be allowed to be sold in or shipped to Australia: Coloured sand Play sand, sandbox sand, kinetic sand, craft sand Sand-filled toys, stress balls and sensory products Weighted sand-filled products such as sealed doorstops Water beads aren't allowed in the Toys & Hobbies category and can't be advertised for children. They are only allowed if they are listed in the Home & Garden category as decorations for vases and centrepieces. These listings must also include the following disclaimer: Water beads should be kept away from children under 5 years of age, and older children or vulnerable adults should use them under close adult supervision only. Water beads expand and can block the gastrointestinal passage when swallowed, which can cause choking. Next steps If you sell toys containing sand or other or sand-filled products , you will unfortunately no longer be able to list them. We recommend you end your listings prior to the updated policy taking effect. Listings that do not comply with our policies could be subject to removal. If you sell water or gel beads , please take some time to ensure your listings are following the guidelines above. More information The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) has issued warnings and recalls in relation to children's sand products that may contain asbestos. For more information, you can visit the ACCC website: Customers warned of recalled children’s sand due to asbestos risks Decorative and coloured sand products with asbestos - Guidance for business Water beads, also known as gel beads, can expand up to 100 times their original size in water. If swallowed, water beads can lead to serious illness or internal injuries and also pose a choking hazard to young children. For more information, you can visit the ACCC website: Toys and water beads that expand in water guide Our Product safety policy helps ensure that important government regulations and safety standards are followed. Please ensure that you are familiar with our policy when selling on eBay. Changes to our Product safety policy – Toys and products containing sand | Water/gel beads New restrictions on selling toys and other products containing sand on eBay in Australia are going live. We're also reminding sellers about the safety of water/gel bead products , and we've updated our policy to provide clarity on how these may be listed on eBay. What you need to know From 14 September 2026, the following types of products will no longer be allowed to be sold in or shipped to Australia: Coloured sand Play sand, sandbox sand, kinetic sand, craft sand Sand-filled toys, stress balls and sensory products Weighted sand-filled products such as sealed doorstops Water beads aren't allowed in the Toys & Hobbies category and can't be advertised for children. They are only allowed if they are listed in the Home & Garden category as decorations for vases and centrepieces. These listings must also include the following disclaimer: Water beads should be kept away from children under 5 years of age, and older children or vulnerable adults should use them under close adult supervision only. Water beads expand and can block the gastrointestinal passage when swallowed, which can cause choking. Next steps If you sell toys containing sand or other or sand-filled products , you will unfortunately no longer be able to list them. We recommend you end your listings prior to the updated policy taking effect. Listings that do not comply with our policies could be subject to removal. If you sell water or gel beads , please take some time to ensure your listings are following the guidelines above. More information The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) has issued warnings and recalls in relation to children's sand products that may contain asbestos. For more information, you can visit the ACCC website: Customers warned of recalled children’s sand due to asbestos risks Decorative and coloured sand products with asbestos - Guidance for business Water beads, also known as gel beads, can expand up to 100 times their original size in water. If swallowed, water beads can lead to serious illness or internal injuries and also pose a choking hazard to young children. For more information, you can visit the ACCC website: Toys and water beads that expand in water guide Our Product safety policy helps ensure that important government regulations and safety standards are followed. Please ensure that you are familiar with our policy when selling on eBay. Important policy update: Airbags no longer permitted on eBay Effective September 24, 2026, airbags and airbag inflators are not permitted to be listed or sold on eBay by any seller. This policy applies across the entire airbag category. This decision was made following a comprehensive review of the risks these products may pose to eBay users. What’s not allowed on eBay? The following standalone components are no longer allowed: Airbags Airbag inflators (gas generators) Steering wheel airbag covers Outside the United States, all sellers may continue to list permitted airbag-related parts that do not contain an airbag or inflator (listed below). In the United States, the sale of these permitted parts is restricted to sellers who are currently pre-approved.Parts for airbags can continue to be listed by pre-approved sellers. Airbag control unit Airbag crash sensor (impact sensor) Diagnostic module Passenger sensor What you need to do Review your active, scheduled and draft listings in the affected categories Remove any listings mentioned above by September 24, 2026. You will have 30 days to comply with this new policy. If these listings are not removed by September 24, 2026, eBay will remove them on your behalf. Any listings you remove yourself, or that eBay removes for you as part of this update, will not negatively affect your account’s policy compliance history. Relisting these items may result in selling restrictions. Need help? You can review our Vehicle Related Policy on eBay Help, or contact our team if you have questions. We’re here to support you through this change. Thank you for your prompt attention to this update. — The eBay Team Important policy update: Airbags no longer permitted on eBay Effective September 24, 2026, airbags and airbag inflators are not permitted to be listed or sold on eBay by any seller. This policy applies across the entire airbag category. This decision was made following a comprehensive review of the risks these products may pose to eBay users. What’s not allowed on eBay? The following standalone components are no longer allowed: Airbags Airbag inflators (gas generators) Steering wheel airbag covers Outside the United States, all sellers may continue to list permitted airbag-related parts that do not contain an airbag or inflator (listed below). In the United States, the sale of these permitted parts is restricted to sellers who are currently pre-approved.Parts for airbags can continue to be listed by pre-approved sellers. Airbag control unit Airbag crash sensor (impact sensor) Diagnostic module Passenger sensor What you need to do Review your active, scheduled and draft listings in the affected categories Remove any listings mentioned above by September 24, 2026. You will have 30 days to comply with this new policy. If these listings are not removed by September 24, 2026, eBay will remove them on your behalf. Any listings you remove yourself, or that eBay removes for you as part of this update, will not negatively affect your account’s policy compliance history. Relisting these items may result in selling restrictions. Need help? You can review our Vehicle Related Policy on eBay Help, or contact our team if you have questions. We’re here to support you through this change. Thank you for your prompt attention to this update. — The eBay Team Updates to the eBay Discounts Manager Terms and Conditions At eBay, we’re committed to making our policies clear and our services easy to use. We wanted to let you know that we’re updating our Discounts Manager Terms and Conditions, which will be renamed the eBay Pricing and Discounts Manager Terms and Conditions, effective from 13 August 2026. We’re revising the eBay Pricing and Discounts Terms and Conditions primarily to clarify and reorganise the existing terms to make them easier to read and understand. We’ve also clarified the scope of the terms and conditions to include all related eBay tools and functionalities, and to clarify sellers’ responsibilities when using those tools. If you do not agree to the proposed changes, you should stop using the Discounts Manager and any relevant pricing tools governed by the eBay Pricing and Discounts Terms and Conditions, pursuant to Section 13 (Miscellaneous) , at any time before 13 August 2026. Thanks for being part of the eBay community. Updates to the eBay Discounts Manager Terms and Conditions At eBay, we’re committed to making our policies clear and our services easy to use. We wanted to let you know that we’re updating our Discounts Manager Terms and Conditions, which will be renamed the eBay Pricing and Discounts Manager Terms and Conditions, effective from 13 August 2026. We’re revising the eBay Pricing and Discounts Terms and Conditions primarily to clarify and reorganise the existing terms to make them easier to read and understand. We’ve also clarified the scope of the terms and conditions to include all related eBay tools and functionalities, and to clarify sellers’ responsibilities when using those tools. If you do not agree to the proposed changes, you should stop using the Discounts Manager and any relevant pricing tools governed by the eBay Pricing and Discounts Terms and Conditions, pursuant to Section 13 (Miscellaneous) , at any time before 13 August 2026. Thanks for being part of the eBay community. Product Safety Reminder: Asbestos in Children’s Products The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) continues to issue warnings and recalls in relation to children’s sand products that may contain asbestos. Further information on this is available here: Customers warned of recalled children’s sand due to asbestos risks . We are reminding users of the need to remain vigilant around these products and recalls. Our product safety policy strictly prohibits the listing of items that are banned, recalled or don't meet safety regulations. Listings of such items will be removed, and a sellers account may be restricted or even suspended. If you are listing sand products, the ACCC has published guidance for businesses, including on testing, available here: Decorative and coloured sand products with asbestos - Guidance for business | ACCC Product Safety . If you have purchased a recalled item, please stop using the product immediately, keep it out of reach of children and dispose of it safely. Additional information, including guidance on disposal from the Asbestos and Silica Safety and Eradication Agency, is available here: Advice for consumers with recalled sand products . Further background: The Auckland University of Technology has conducted research into coloured sand products that contain asbestos. The Environmental Health Standing Committee has published advice stating that testing to date indicates there is a very low risk to human health from these recalled products. This remains an evolving area and you can monitor for further updates about any change in this advice here . Product Safety Reminder: Asbestos in Children’s Products The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) continues to issue warnings and recalls in relation to children’s sand products that may contain asbestos. Further information on this is available here: Customers warned of recalled children’s sand due to asbestos risks . We are reminding users of the need to remain vigilant around these products and recalls. Our product safety policy strictly prohibits the listing of items that are banned, recalled or don't meet safety regulations. Listings of such items will be removed, and a sellers account may be restricted or even suspended. If you are listing sand products, the ACCC has published guidance for businesses, including on testing, available here: Decorative and coloured sand products with asbestos - Guidance for business | ACCC Product Safety . If you have purchased a recalled item, please stop using the product immediately, keep it out of reach of children and dispose of it safely. Additional information, including guidance on disposal from the Asbestos and Silica Safety and Eradication Agency, is available here: Advice for consumers with recalled sand products . Further background: The Auckland University of Technology has conducted research into coloured sand products that contain asbestos. The Environmental Health Standing Committee has published advice stating that testing to date indicates there is a very low risk to human health from these recalled products. This remains an evolving area and you can monitor for further updates about any change in this advice here . Our terms and conditions for using eBay Live eBay Live shopping events enable sellers to showcase and offer items for sale to buyers through livestreaming. We want to provide clear information about the terms which apply when using eBay Live and the policies which we have in place to help ensure a safe and trusted experience on eBay Live for everyone. What you need to know Buyers and sellers using eBay Live must follow our rules and guidelines when using eBay Live. We recently reviewed and updated our eBay Live policy to provide more extensive guidance on what content, behaviour and items are allowed on eBay Live. Sellers using eBay Live should be aware of our terms for selling on eBay Live, including our eBay Live selling fees . While these were previously communicated to invited sellers directly, we have now amended the Fees and services section of our User Agreement to include this information. Consistent with our User Agreement , only users aged 18 and over are permitted to participate in eBay Live. Next steps If you buy or sell on eBay Live, please take some time to familiarise yourself with our eBay Live policy . If you currently sell on eBay Live or you're interested in applying to sell on eBay Live in the future, please ensure you've read our information about the fees & terms for selling on eBay Live in our User Agreement . If you do not agree to these terms, you should not use the eBay Live services. To learn more about eBay Live, please visit our Help pages on livestream shopping and livestream selling and if you have any questions, please get in touch . We're here to help. As always, thank you for being part of eBay. Our terms and conditions for using eBay Live eBay Live shopping events enable sellers to showcase and offer items for sale to buyers through livestreaming. We want to provide clear information about the terms which apply when using eBay Live and the policies which we have in place to help ensure a safe and trusted experience on eBay Live for everyone. What you need to know Buyers and sellers using eBay Live must follow our rules and guidelines when using eBay Live. We recently reviewed and updated our eBay Live policy to provide more extensive guidance on what content, behaviour and items are allowed on eBay Live. Sellers using eBay Live should be aware of our terms for selling on eBay Live, including our eBay Live selling fees . While these were previously communicated to invited sellers directly, we have now amended the Fees and services section of our User Agreement to include this information. Consistent with our User Agreement , only users aged 18 and over are permitted to participate in eBay Live. Next steps If you buy or sell on eBay Live, please take some time to familiarise yourself with our eBay Live policy . If you currently sell on eBay Live or you're interested in applying to sell on eBay Live in the future, please ensure you've read our information about the fees & terms for selling on eBay Live in our User Agreement . If you do not agree to these terms, you should not use the eBay Live services. To learn more about eBay Live, please visit our Help pages on livestream shopping and livestream selling and if you have any questions, please get in touch . We're here to help. As always, thank you for being part of eBay. Introducing Extended Bidding: helping auctions reach their full potential From mid-August, we’re rolling out Extended Bidding on all auction items listed in Australia to help create fairer auctions and better outcomes for buyers and sellers. Extended bidding keeps the final moments of an auction open while bidding is active, creating a clear and confident close for both buyers and sellers. What is Extended Bidding? If someone places a bid in the final minute of an auction, we'll automatically extend the auction by a short period. This gives other interested buyers time to respond, instead of relying on who can place the fastest last-second bid. The result is a fairer auction where the winning bid better reflects what an item is worth. How It Works When a bid is placed during the final minute of an auction, the remaining time will reset to 60 seconds until all bidding stops. The auction continues until no more bids are placed during the final minute, giving everyone who's actively bidding the opportunity to respond. Why are we making this change? We are creating a level playing field that gives committed buyers a fair chance to place their best bid. Keep competition alive: Auctions end based on bidding activity, not a rigid clock, so competition can finish naturally. Stay in the action: When bidding heats up, buyers can respond instead of being outbid at the last second. Confidence at the close: The final moments of an auction are clear, visible, and decisive, so buyers and sellers understand exactly what’s happening as the auction ends. What this means for buyers Extended Bidding gives you more time to place your best bid when an Australian auction is about to end. Instead of missing out because someone bid at the last second, you'll have the opportunity to respond if you're still interested. What this means for sellers Extended Bidding applies to all auction items listed in Australia, including when those listings are seen by buyers in other markets. More time for active bidding can help your item reach its true market value. During our pilot, we saw stronger bidding activity and, in many cases, higher final sale prices on high-demand listings. Thank you for being a part of the eBay community. Introducing Extended Bidding: helping auctions reach their full potential From mid-August, we’re rolling out Extended Bidding on all auction items listed in Australia to help create fairer auctions and better outcomes for buyers and sellers. Extended bidding keeps the final moments of an auction open while bidding is active, creating a clear and confident close for both buyers and sellers. What is Extended Bidding? If someone places a bid in the final minute of an auction, we'll automatically extend the auction by a short period. This gives other interested buyers time to respond, instead of relying on who can place the fastest last-second bid. The result is a fairer auction where the winning bid better reflects what an item is worth. How It Works When a bid is placed during the final minute of an auction, the remaining time will reset to 60 seconds until all bidding stops. The auction continues until no more bids are placed during the final minute, giving everyone who's actively bidding the opportunity to respond. Why are we making this change? We are creating a level playing field that gives committed buyers a fair chance to place their best bid. Keep competition alive: Auctions end based on bidding activity, not a rigid clock, so competition can finish naturally. Stay in the action: When bidding heats up, buyers can respond instead of being outbid at the last second. Confidence at the close: The final moments of an auction are clear, visible, and decisive, so buyers and sellers understand exactly what’s happening as the auction ends. What this means for buyers Extended Bidding gives you more time to place your best bid when an Australian auction is about to end. Instead of missing out because someone bid at the last second, you'll have the opportunity to respond if you're still interested. What this means for sellers Extended Bidding applies to all auction items listed in Australia, including when those listings are seen by buyers in other markets. More time for active bidding can help your item reach its true market value. During our pilot, we saw stronger bidding activity and, in many cases, higher final sale prices on high-demand listings. Thank you for being a part of the eBay community.