Asking how Australians pronounce “either” is like asking which way the dunny roll should hang—there are two camps and both think they’re right.
You’ll hear both “eye-ther” and “ee-ther” across Australia, sometimes from the same person before their first flat white.
Both pronunciations are accepted by Australian dictionaries and broadcasters, so no one’s confiscating your sausage sizzle over it.
Pick the one that feels natural to your accent, stick with it, and carry on—language is a ute, not a museum piece.

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