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Don't expect it to get to that kind of prie for a very long time because of where you live and it would probably be better to wait until the rx 480 gets released as the price of $200-$250 depending on the version you get would be better as it looks to be in the mid to high $400 range for you and it looks to be a great card.
Otherwise right now unless you are willing to wait a month or two to see what else is released you are stuck with that or the 1070 - 1080 for the new gen cards.
Your last option is if you can get the past gen cards those might be your best bet as some are still great cards and will work great for a few years easy.
Australian taxes strike again. Still - could be worse.
Good tip. They're around $800 AUD at the moment, which is actually pretty good. Given the power, and the fact a GPU is always the most expensive part down under.