Use this table when you want to quickly find and test an Australian public proxy. Start with the most recently checked rows, then compare uptime and latency before copying an address.
The list is collected from public proxy sources and cleaned by an automatic checker. It tests which entries respond, removes failed servers from the current results, and keeps the working proxies visible for copying or export.
Australian proxies may be listed from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Gold Coast, or other cities depending on what is available during the latest check. For other countries in the same region, visit the free proxies from Oceania page.
You can download the current Australia proxy list as JSON, TXT, or CSV. TXT is useful for simple IP:port import, CSV works well for sorting and filtering, and JSON is suitable for scripts, parsers, or custom tools.
Public proxies are not stable paid servers. Some entries may work for a short time, others may stay active longer, and speed can change after a successful check. Test more than one proxy before using it for any serious task.
Public Australian proxies can work for a quick check, but they are usually too shaky for regular use. If you need a bigger set of Australian IPs with better speed, steadier uptime, and reliable access to Australian websites, choose our paid Australia proxy plans.
