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Father’s Day in Australia is more than another date on the calendar. It’s a chance to celebrate the dads, grandads, stepdads, partners, carers, mentors and father figures who have taught us, supported us, made us laugh and been there when it mattered.
In 2026, Father’s Day in Australia falls on Sunday, 6 September. Unlike many countries that celebrate Father’s Day in June, Australians mark the occasion on the first Sunday of September, just as spring begins.
And while there’s no single “Aussie way” to spend Father’s Day, one thing is certain: Australians love making the day personal. It might be breakfast with the family, a backyard barbecue, lunch at Dad’s favourite pub, an outdoor adventure, a quiet afternoon at home or simply handing him a thoughtfully chosen present with a heartfelt card.
So, if you’re wondering where to get Father’s Day gifts in Australia, here’s some inspiration to help make Dad’s day a memorable one.
For many Australian families, Father’s Day isn’t about creating an extravagant celebration. Often, the best moments are the simplest ones.
Breakfast in bed, firing up the barbecue, heading out for lunch, visiting the beach or park, getting the whole family together, or spending time doing one of Dad’s favourite activities can all turn an ordinary Sunday into something special.
Gifts remain a big part of the celebration too.
Research from the Australian Retailers Association and Roy Morgan ahead of Father’s Day 2025 found that around 4.7 million Australians planned to purchase Father’s Day gifts, with an estimated $720 million in total spending. Those planning to buy were expected to spend about $145 each on average.
Australians are also embracing a mixture of physical gifts and experiences. ANZ's analysis of Father’s Day spending highlighted categories including dining out, clothing and accessories alongside other retail purchases, showing that celebrating Dad can be just as much about what you do together as what you wrap up for him.
There’s no universal “perfect gift for Dad”.
Some dads want something practical. Some love a good laugh. Some would happily spend hours around the barbecue, while others would rather relax with a coffee, work on their garden, add something new to the man cave or head off on their next adventure.
A good Father’s Day gift should reflect who Dad actually is.
Before you start shopping, ask yourself:
What does Dad enjoy doing in his spare time?
Is there something he uses regularly that could use an upgrade?
Does he prefer practical gifts, sentimental presents or something funny?
What would he probably enjoy but never think to buy for himself?
Is there a hobby, room or activity that is unmistakably “Dad”?
Once you start thinking about his personality instead of simply looking for something labelled “Father’s Day gift”, finding the right present becomes much easier.
If you’re looking for a destination where you can explore plenty of gift possibilities without having to shop from countless different places, Roni’s Father’s Day Collection is a great place to start.
Roni’s has brought together a broad selection of Father's Day gift ideas suitable for dads, grandads, husbands, partners, fathers-in-law and other special father figures.
From practical presents to gifts that are simply fun, the Roni’s Father’s Day Collection includes ideas across categories such as:
For the dad who loves entertaining, relaxing with his favourite drink or proudly displaying his collection, consider mugs, glasses, flasks, bar accessories, beverage dispensers, coasters and other entertaining essentials.
Kitchen and BBQ gifts
Know a dad who considers himself king of the kitchen or master of the barbecue? Kitchenware, cooking accessories, serving pieces and useful gadgets can make excellent presents he’ll genuinely use.
Give Dad's favourite corner of the house, games room, garage or man cave a little more personality. Roni’s Father’s Day Artful Gifts may include distinctive clocks, wall décor, signs, candles, key holders and other character-filled pieces.
Novelty gifts
Not every Father’s Day present needs to be serious.
For the dad who’s always cracking jokes, a funny novelty gift can sometimes get a bigger reaction than the fanciest present in the room.
Gifts for Dad’s hobbies
Fishing enthusiast? Home entertainer? Coffee drinker? Traveller? Gardener? Sports lover? Look for something connected to what he already enjoys. A gift associated with a favourite hobby shows that you know what makes him happy.
Everyday practical gifts
Sometimes the gifts Dad uses over and over again become the favourites. Drinkware, travel accessories, homewares, kitchen essentials and useful lifestyle products can make thoughtful choices without being overly complicated.
Roni’s current Father's Day range spans gift categories including kitchenware, BBQ accessories, barware, mugs, drinkware, home décor, novelty gifts, travel accessories and lifestyle products, with selections depending on current availability.
Still stuck? Start with the type of dad you’re shopping for.
If Dad proudly takes charge whenever the barbecue is fired up, build his gift around cooking and entertaining.
Think BBQ accessories, servingware, drinkware or something useful for outdoor entertaining. Then make the gift even better by letting him put his feet up while somebody else handles the cooking on Father’s Day!
There are dads who drink coffee…and dads who take coffee very seriously.
A quality mug, coffee accessory or something for his morning routine can make a useful present. Pair it with his favourite coffee beans or make him breakfast on Father’s Day morning.
Barware is a classic Father's Day category for good reason.
Beer mugs, glasses, flasks, beverage accessories, dispensers and coasters are practical options for dads who love hosting friends or enjoying their favourite drink at home.
Does Dad deliver the same joke every year?
This is your opportunity for revenge.
Funny mugs, cheeky accessories, novelty gifts and humorous home décor can make Father's Day feel lighthearted and personal.
Dad’s special corner deserves special attention.
Look for clocks, decorative signs, wall art, storage pieces or accessories relating to his favourite sport, music, hobby or interest.
You know the one.
“Don't waste your money on me!”
Challenge accepted.
Choose something useful enough that he can't complain: kitchenware, travel accessories, drinkware, tools, everyday home products or something he has been meaning to replace.
When Dad insists he needs absolutely nothing, don't try to find something enormous.
Choose a small but thoughtful gift and combine it with an experience.
Give him a present, then take him to breakfast. Pair a favourite mug with coffee together. Give him some new barbecue gear and organise a family BBQ.
The memory surrounding the gift often becomes more valuable than the gift itself.
One of the best ways to make Father’s Day feel different from an ordinary Sunday is to combine a present with time together.
You could:
Make Dad breakfast and surprise him with his gift at the table.
Organise a family BBQ or picnic.
Head to his favourite café, restaurant or pub for lunch.
Go fishing, hiking or for a drive somewhere he enjoys.
Watch his favourite sport or movie together.
Let the kids create homemade cards to accompany their presents.
Visit Dad or Grandpa and spend an uninterrupted afternoon catching up.
Recreate an old family tradition or favourite meal.
It doesn’t need to be complicated.
Father’s Day is ultimately about saying, “We appreciate having you in our lives.”
Father’s Day can celebrate far more than biological fathers.
Australian families come in countless shapes and sizes, and the day can be an opportunity to recognise a Grandad, Pop, Stepdad, husband, partner, foster father, father-in-law, uncle, guardian, mentor or another important person who has played a fatherly role.
You don't necessarily need a gift covered in the word “Dad”, either. Choosing something related to that person's hobbies and personality can make the present feel even more personal.
Nobody intends to forget Father's Day.
And yet, suddenly it’s Saturday afternoon.
If you’d prefer to have everything organised ahead of time, start browsing early. You’ll have more opportunity to compare ideas, build a gift bundle and organise the rest of the Father’s Day celebration.
You can browse Roni’s Father's Day gifts online, with Australia-wide delivery available, or visit a Roni’s store in NSW to explore gift ideas in person. Current products and availability can vary between locations.
Whether Dad loves cooking, entertaining, decorating his space, travelling, gardening, enjoying a favourite hobby or simply having a laugh, there are plenty of ways to find something suited to him.
There’s no rule saying Father's Day has to involve an expensive present or a perfectly planned day.
Australia’s Father’s Day celebrations are often at their best when they are relaxed, personal and centred on spending time together.
Cook Dad's favourite breakfast.
Fire up the barbie.
Book the family lunch.
Call Grandpa.
Write something meaningful in the card.
And choose a gift that tells him you actually know what he likes.
For plenty of affordable, practical, fun and thoughtful inspiration, explore the Roni’s Father’s Day Gift Collection and find a present worthy of one of the most important men in your life.
This Father’s Day, make Dad smile, make some new memories and make the day unmistakably his.
Father’s Day in Australia falls on Sunday, 6 September 2026. Australians traditionally celebrate Father’s Day on the first Sunday of September.
Australia follows a different Father’s Day date from countries such as the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, where the occasion is generally observed in June. In Australia, the celebration became established around the first Sunday in September and remains the date used today.
Celebrations vary from family to family. Popular ways to mark the occasion include breakfast at home or at a café, family lunches, BBQs, pub meals, outdoor activities, giving cards and gifts, visiting grandparents and simply spending quality time with Dad or another father figure. Australian spending data also shows a mix of retail gift purchases and experience-related spending around the occasion.
For Father’s Day 2025, Australian Retailers Association and Roy Morgan research estimated that around 4.7 million Australians would spend approximately $720 million on Father’s Day gifts, with those buying gifts planning to spend an average of around $145 each. Spending naturally varies according to household budgets and how people choose to celebrate.
Good Father’s Day presents depend on Dad's interests. Popular options can include barware, drinkware, BBQ accessories, kitchenware, coffee accessories, home décor, novelty gifts, travel essentials, hobby-related products and practical everyday items.
You can shop the Roni’s Father’s Day Collection online for a variety of Father's Day gift ideas. Roni’s offers Australia-wide delivery, or shoppers can visit Roni’s NSW stores.
Yes. Roni’s Father's Day range covers a variety of interests and gift categories, which may include barware, drinkware, mugs, kitchenware, home décor, novelty gifts, outdoor products, travel accessories and other lifestyle gifts. Availability may vary.
Absolutely. Father’s Day isn't limited to dads. Gifts can be given to grandfathers, stepfathers, partners, fathers-in-law, guardians, mentors or anyone who has played an important fatherly role in your life.
Try pairing a small, useful gift with quality time. A favourite mug with breakfast, BBQ accessories with a family cook-up, barware followed by an afternoon together, or a novelty gift accompanied by a handwritten card can make the celebration much more personal.
For more information about Father’s Day dates, Australian spending trends and how the occasion is celebrated, visit:
Timeanddate – Father’s Day in Australia – information about when Father’s Day is observed in Australia.
Australian Retail Council – Australian Father’s Day Spending – insights into Australian Father’s Day shopping and gift spending.
Roy Morgan – Father’s Day Research – research into Australian consumers and Father’s Day gift buying.
ANZ – Australian Father’s Day Spending and Celebrations – information about how Australians spend across gifts, dining and other categories around Father’s Day.
Roni’s Father’s Day Gift Collection – browse Father's Day gifts and inspiration for dads and father figures across Australia.
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