“Best iron” in Australia is less a single champion and more a steam-powered popularity contest.
Look for 2400–3000 W heaters, at least 35–55 g/min continuous steam with a 150–250 g shot, and a ceramic or stainless soleplate that glides like a penguin on lino.
Auto‑off safety, strong anti‑calc for hard water, and vertical steam are handy, and a pointed tip helps with buttons and collars.
Traditional irons run about AUD $40–$250, while steam generator stations jump to roughly AUD $300–$800 if you iron like it’s a contact sport.
Brands like Philips, Tefal, Braun and Sunbeam often review well; pick the one whose weight and handle feel right in your hand, then skim recent user reviews for reliability.
If the board still wobbles, that’s not “patina”, it’s a new board you need.
Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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