Mr Nol

Quote from Australian law National Classification Code (link https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2013C00006 ).
Note the section that says "appears to be". This means even young looking adults of any age, even if they're beyond their teens can't be depicted. If they want to be bastardy about it, pretty much all Eroge falls into this category since 2D artwork tends to make all characters look young and most Eroge is set in high school which is underage in Australia.
Refused classification are Publications that:
(a) describe, depict, express or otherwise deal with matters of sex, drug misuse or addiction, crime, cruelty, violence or revolting or abhorrent phenomena in such a way that they offend against the standards of morality, decency and propriety generally accepted by reasonable adults to the extent that they should not be classified; or
(b) describe or depict in a way that is likely to cause offence to a reasonable adult, a person who is, or appears to be, a child under 18 (whether the person is engaged in sexual activity or not); or
(c)  promote, incite or instruct in matters of crime or violence

Yes, as many have said our custom will look at the cover and decide if it safe or not, but if you are really unlucky and get some stubborn old guy or feminism than they will certainly check the content on the disc out. Yes, violence against children or look-alike children in any form of medium is count as child abuse here and if you get caught importing these stuff you will get fined  and pedo will be in your record and if worst come to worst is a Jail time  thb Canada, Germany and Norway have it worst on this subject.
This is what written on the website about our import rule  from http://www.border.gov.au/Busi/Impo/Proh
 
Description:
Includes publications, films, computer games and any other goods that describe, depict, express or otherwise deal with matters of sex, drug misuse or addiction, crime cruelty, violence, terrorist acts or revolting or abhorrent phenomena in such a way that they offend against the standards of morality, decency and propriety generally accepted by reasonable adults.
 
HACK, you can't even use DMM to download hentai game digitally unless you use VPN of a third party (like me) to buy game from there, it such a pain in the ass how some sensitive the higher up here is. 
Our politician still live in the 50's or so they said, yes haha it really is full of man child here lot of sjw.

I remember that one user here like title them for Kara no Shoujo 2 after True Ending, and I'd try to search it, but no luck. Until right now, when I browse randomly and suddenly found that. Here's the title screen theme for Kara no Shoujo 2 after True Ending.

So guys what are your top ten bgm lists for vns?
mine is;
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so what do you guys think? 
what are your top ten lists?

Lass's Xdays series.
A partnership with bugsystem and black cyc wouldnt be horrible either  

I always knew you Aussies were fucking crazy.

Rewrite is All-Ages. No problem in importing that.

I'm Australian myself. When I go on vacation in Japan I buy my titles, install them on the laptop and copy the iso images off the DVDs and then much to people's horror... throw the packaging and disks in the bin before I leave the country... and I don't even touch loli stuff. I don't trust any of this stuff to get past Australian customs.

I purchased Tokeijikake no Ley Line -Asagiri ni Chiru Hana- from dl getchu and it worked just fine. That's all of my experience with them though.
   

You can support VN industry by buying digital. And you also support translators, even though Western localisation companies might appear to you as shitty (that's another debate).

Australia is about as anal as it gets with respect to this. Derg's advice is spot on and applies to Australia as well. Basically if anything looks remotely loli, it's illegal by Australian laws, even if it says "thousand year old faeries" on the front cover. However they almost never open packaging unless there is a strong degree of suspicion for something much more harmful  and if the cover is relatively innocuous then they're never going to stick the DVD in and install it and check it out. Download versions theoretically they could come into your home and raid it if they're looking for something in particular but realistically this is out unless someone has been ratting you out for drug running/gun smuggling/terrorism/slave trading/child pornography rackets and the federal police here have too much more important stuff than waste their time on that. Nonetheless if it's illegal in Australia, you are treading a fine line. If they intercept what you buy at customs, at best they'll confiscate it, at worst you'll be branded a paedophile and have your activities watched and restricted for the rest of your natural life.
To sum it up: Go for boobs.

I had a similar issue with Norwegian laws a while back, and spoke to a lwayer about it.
Here is what I concluded: (here is the whole thread.)
You really should stick with digital VNs if you think physical editions might cause problems. Don't risk jail time for VNs, it's not worth it.

Alright. Thank you very much for your explanation it really help me decide on what to do from now on. It really sad that we are being punish for some fictional stuff, the law kinda suck sometime, I guess all I can do is go to Japan after all.
Thank you again