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$200 off Return Flights to Auckland or Wellington (First 1,000 Eligible Passengers) @ Qantas

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$200 off Return Flights to Auckland or Wellington (First 1,000 Eligible Passengers) @ Qantas
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Ni l s on 09/03/2026 - 09:19 qantas.com (1681 clicks)
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NORTHNZ200
$200 off Return Flights to Auckland or Wellington @ Qantas

Promo Code: NORTHNZ200

Qantas is offering $200 off return flights from anywhere in Australia to Auckland or Wellington. Discount applies per adult and per child passenger (infants excluded). Limited to the first 1,000 eligible passengers so get in quick!

How to Redeem:
1. Search for a return flight to Auckland or Wellington on Qantas
2. Click "Add a promo code" and enter NORTHNZ200 before selecting your flight (or enter it on the payment page)
3. Complete payment via credit/debit card, BPAY, PayID, PayPal, or other methods

Key Conditions:
- 📅 Book by: 15 March 2026 (11:59pm AEDT) or until sold out
- ✈️ Travel window: 9 April – 30 June 2026
- 👥 Capped at first 1,000 eligible passengers
- Must be a Qantas marketed and operated return flight
- Not valid on Classic Flight Rewards, Points Plus Pay, Travel Credits, Travel Pass, or in conjunction with other offers
- Valid on flights only — excludes hotels, car hire, and optional extras

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  • BatmanAU on 09/03/2026 - 09:49
    +6

    Cheap flights, just make sure you get a small loan to be over in NZ

    • YasimKudomi Pape on 09/03/2026 - 10:43
      +3

      I may as well go to Japan since our dollars is so strong

      • BatmanAU on 09/03/2026 - 11:31
        +3

        Even Thailand now that Japan has added extra tourist taxes

      • wizzlesticks on 09/03/2026 - 11:36
        -2

        The AUD is extremely weak, historically. It's just that the Yen is even weaker, and has been tanking for years now.

        • YasimKudomi Pape on 09/03/2026 - 11:42
          -1

          Thanks, so go Japan and avoid Singapore!

        • Wolf460 on 09/03/2026 - 13:39
          +1

          Even compared to USD, it's not historically low, historical low was 0.51 USD per AUD, it's at 0.70 USD. All currencies tank compared to USD at times of uncertainty anyways but AUD has been rebounding in the last few months, was at 0.60 USD per AUD April last year

          • wizzlesticks on 09/03/2026 - 14:43

            @Wolf460: You've misunderstood my point. It's historically weak now - not at an all-time low which you have confused it with. For example, if you look at the past 20 years, the AUD has typically averaged between 75 to 78 US cents. That is what makes it historically weak. Against the EUR, the long term average has been closer to 0.65. Today, it's sitting just above 0.60.

  • Fredfloresjr on 09/03/2026 - 09:50
    +6

    $200 savings for your $8 per L petrol.

    • andyfc on 09/03/2026 - 11:31

      2.50 NZD in Christchurch at Caltex for 91 ULP….. thats 2.13 AUD, basically the same as Melbourne right now.
      (edit: that was about a month ago, probably like AUS, its gone up to ~2.80NZD , so 2.30 AUD)

      • quick-dry on 10/03/2026 - 02:33

        on Sunday I paid 2.51NZD in Auckland, so 2.17AUD.

        There were cheaper stations showing on Gaspy, but I was filling up on the way back to the airport and only needed to put in a few litres to top off so it was one I happened to go past. Outside AKL it was a bit more expensive, but nothing that was vastly shocking compared to when I was there a few weeks earlier.

  • ham0718 on 09/03/2026 - 10:00
    +9

    It's funny the first two comments on this post say how expensive NZ is, but I've found the opposite when holidaying there vs in Australia the last few years. Sure, petrol is more expensive, and some food items are. But, literally everything else we've done as a family is cheaper than Australia, and that's without even factoring in that $1AUD gets you almost $1.20NZ.

    The last two years we've done a 7-10 day driving trip during the Easter holidays in NZ, and this year we're going to Great Ocean Road instead… comparing to NZ, for our trip in a few weeks, car hire is nearly double, booze is 50% more expensive, all accommodation is 50% more expensive for similar quality and all the touristy things are all the same or more expensive.

    Don't get me wrong, I know NZ is struggling with cost of living, and low wages compared to Australia, but holidaying over there vs Australia and it doesn't even come close in my opinion.

    • GordonD on 09/03/2026 - 10:19
      +12

      Don't get me wrong, I know NZ is struggling with cost of living, and low wages compared to Australia

      When even a former NZ prime minister decides she and her family have a better future in Australia, and migrates here, you know they've got a problem.

      • Jessie Ryder on 09/03/2026 - 10:46
        +1

        The exchange rate is $1.19, It's very cheap to holiday in NZ on Australian wages.

        • Eeples on 09/03/2026 - 11:11
          -2

          It’s not very cheap.

      • rodericb on 09/03/2026 - 14:38

        A classic case of creating a problem and finding a solution. Management 101 ha ha.

    • VladImpaler on 09/03/2026 - 11:26
      +1

      I agree, we're just back from a NZ driving holiday and the only 2 purchases that were higher than Oz were supermarket fruit and fuel (which was $1 per litre more). Everything else was cheaper than Oz even without factoring in the value of the exchange rate. We've started planning our next holiday as there is a lot we didn’t see, plus we enjoyed the slower pace and the friendly people.

    • BatmanAU on 09/03/2026 - 11:37
      -2

      I’m not comparing it to holidaying in my own country, as we don’t.

      And we as a family do things that cost and when you compare it to the same things or similar in other countries, NZ is very expensive.

    • gromit on 09/03/2026 - 17:35

      Agreed, while holiday hotspots like queenstown in peak season and fuel is expensive, generally it is cheaper to holiday there then here in Aus, especially with current exchange rate.

  • ussenterprize on 09/03/2026 - 10:08
    +7

    $1400 for two adults in July. What a joke.

    • Oh Daddy on 09/03/2026 - 10:10
      +2

      Yup not going to factor in school break etc but this offer is for Travel window: 9 April – 30 June 2026

      Average is coming out as $500pp return

      • ussenterprize on 09/03/2026 - 10:36
        +1

        I checked June as well. It comes up as $750pp with all 10 different taxes at checkout. They use the same planes (737s) that they use on other routes within Australia. Not super expensive but not worth the price. Will consider Japan over this.

        • SetTheFaqUp on 09/03/2026 - 14:44
          +1

          "10 different taxes at checkout"

          Won't be long until Vanessa figures out that she can charge the Iran tax.

  • Oh Daddy on 09/03/2026 - 10:14
    +8

    $500pp return is neither expensive nor cheap. It's just an average you consider when living in Australia.

    Not that I am a fan of Bali, but you can go there for the same cost with Qantas when the red tail sale is on.

    China Airlines has also destroyed the market with $500 return tickets for multiple locations across Asia, dropping down to $370 the other day return from Sydney.

    Plus when you factor in how far one dollar goes overseas, it's hard to justify deals like these and travelling in Oceania.

    • sinnerman on 09/03/2026 - 11:32
      +1

      destroyed the market by offering cheaper tickets?

      • Oh Daddy on 09/03/2026 - 11:48
        +3

        Destroyed the competition

        • SetTheFaqUp on 09/03/2026 - 14:43
          +4

          Destroyed the competition monopoly.

          • Oh Daddy on 09/03/2026 - 16:34

            @SetTheFaqUp: I personally don't believe there was a monopoly when it came to flying international.

            I have flown both air China and China Southern, it's in between low budget and full service. There's domestic duopoly which still exists.

            • SetTheFaqUp on 09/03/2026 - 16:50
              +1

              @Oh Daddy: Not a monopoly, but close.

              "Quiggin has referred to this as 'the closest thing we have to a privately owned monopoly';[2] a position echoed by ProfessorAlanFels, former ACCC chair, when he told the inquiry that this market share makes Qantas the 'dominant firm' which is very close to a monopoly and makes it likely they will set prices for the relevant industry.[3]"
              https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Sen…

              Goes further from a competition point of view

              "1.14Professor Rod Sims, also a former ACCC chair, gave evidence to the inquiry about the power that Qantas, and to some extent Virgin, have over the slots system at our major airports via Airport Coordination Australia (ACA), a private company majority owned by Qantas and Virgin. This incentivises them to keep slot prices high to keep out competition from new entries to the airline market, like Rex and Bonza. The airlines are then able to cancel flights to maintain high profits, while still maintaining a dominant market position."

              • Oh Daddy on 09/03/2026 - 17:03
                +1

                @SetTheFaqUp: Yeah so that applies to domestic. Not international, there have been various cheaper and better Airlines for decades, why would you want to fly Qantas or virgin?

                • SetTheFaqUp on 09/03/2026 - 17:05

                  @Oh Daddy: I don't.

                  At least Virgin is competitive on pricing.

                  Qantas with the same level of service charges a premium. Endless government and corporate spend continue to keep Qantas in its dominating position.

  • MaxHashrate on 09/03/2026 - 10:41
    +1

    Im so happy i did the big road trip around south island once the borders opened post covid… even then the petrol prices there was quite high….

  • Frozensage on 09/03/2026 - 10:52
    +4

    Think same price rather go japan

    • mattomatic on 09/03/2026 - 20:20
      -3

      Japan hates foreigners now. Expect to pay dual pricing and be scowled at for existing

      • Frozensage on 09/03/2026 - 21:22

        Have u been there recently or just reading social media?

        • mattomatic on 09/03/2026 - 23:56

          Have been going there every 2 or so years for the last 20 years and I was there last year staying with my Japanese friends who run a minshuku in Kyoto. We had a conversation about Sanseito and the general sentiment towards gaijin. Maybe it is because they are Japanese and therefore 'safe' to be in earshot, but they noticed a large upswing in nasty comments about foreigners from other Japanese. Maybe it is especially pronounced in Kyoto but the mood has changed dramatically even from 2023.

          • Lastchancetosee on 10/03/2026 - 10:53

            @mattomatic: Since we're using n=1, we were in Japan last year, and also caught up with Japanese friends.

            We found everyone unfailingly helpful, polite, and tourists were generally welcome.

            • Lastchancetosee on 10/03/2026 - 10:56

              @Lastchancetosee: I guess it depends on who you talk to. If you asked PH or a One Notion fan about our attitude to foreigners or tourists, I'd hope you'd get a very different response from the majority of Australians.

            • gromit on 10/03/2026 - 14:01

              @Lastchancetosee: We were there last year as well and found the same, no change, politeness and warmth is returned in abundance and locals always more than happy to help. However we did not go to Kyoto last trip and I have heard there is a lot of frustration there now with the excessive tourist numbers.

  • SetTheFaqUp on 09/03/2026 - 10:54
    +3

    AirNZ is usually at the same (or lower) after the $200 "discount".

    Not a bad airline too.

  • sneijder on 09/03/2026 - 11:28

    The discount is $100 per leg. So if you return after 30 June you only get $100 discount

  • rwt on 09/03/2026 - 12:48
    +5

    Not sure why everyone keeps saying New Zealand is expensive. I literally got back yesterday after doing the full trip from Queenstown to Auckland, and it averaged about $300 per day — that’s including car rental, the ferry, flights, 4‑star hotels, and meals.

    Honestly, Air NZ still feels like better value than this deal. No hidden nonsense, no “dial”, and they even have free Wi‑Fi on board.

    • SetTheFaqUp on 09/03/2026 - 14:42

      +1 for AirNZ.

    • CheapCoffee on 09/03/2026 - 20:55

      Just depends on the day selected to be honest - I was looking up some dates around April and Qantas is already cheaper even without the discounts.

      • quick-dry on 10/03/2026 - 02:50

        I go back and forth a lot, it sometimes feels like Coles and Woolworths as you figure out which one is cheaper for a given day and time.

  • Burger R on 10/03/2026 - 07:07

    Still $5++ after discount. I'll like to go but I can easily find same or cheaper deal to China now. Just the flight duration is longer but everything else is cheaper.

  • Moderatoralvian on 10/03/2026 - 09:33

    A reminder to include an expiry date in your deal posts whenever possible. In this instance, you wrote

    Key Conditions:
    - 📅 Book by: 15 March 2026 (11:59pm AEDT) or until sold out

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