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Shoppers struggling to find the perfect present as the big day nears will have until the day before Christmas eve to order gifts as retail giants ramp up deliveries. Amazon Australia has revealed its holiday order cut-off dates for last-minute shoppers in major cities. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Financial planner’s tips for savvy spending this Christmas. Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> Director of operations Mindy Espidio-Garcia confirmed some shoppers will be able to buy their last-minute presents up until two days before Christmas and receive them in time for the big day. This applies to Prime members in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Canberra, Newcastle and Wollongong, she said. For non-Prime members in metropolitan cities excluding Perth, orders need to be placed by December 21, or shoppers will need to choose a paid option for faster arrival. “While customers can shop now to take advantage of incredible dea...

A Melbourne man has claimed his car has been severely damaged by an Uber Eats driver’s vehicle after it rolled down a street during a food order drop-off. Wyndham Vale resident Alex Wilson posted about the incident on social media, which occurred late on Sunday night on Mermaid Cres. He shared a series of CCTV images, which appear to show the Uber Eats driver dropping food off at a neighbouring house at 9.51pm. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> Wilson claims that while the Uber Eats driver was delivering the food, the man’s vehicle began rolling down the street. “I’ve got him on multiple CCTV, he’s running after his car down the street,” Wilson said. “He (hadn’t) realised his car was rolling away.” A Melbourne man posted pictures online of damage allegedly done to his car by an Uber Eats driver. Credit: Facebook It was only on the following morning that Wilson noticed his black Toyota Yaris had been severely damaged, as he subsequently photos posted to soci...