About Our Town & Country Office National
Our Town & Country Office National is a locally owned and operated office products and furniture retailer that trades under the national Office National brand. The business supplies a wide range of office essentials including stationery, office furniture, office technology, business machines, and general workplace consumables, servicing both government and corporate clients as well as small businesses and home offices. It operates from at least two key locations—Alice Springs in the Northern Territory and Adelaide, South Australia—often described as furniture and home goods stores with substantial showrooms and storage to support immediate delivery.([au.localitybiz.com](https://au.localitybiz.com/22809338/our-town-and-country-office-national-adelaide?utm_source=openai))
A transaction described as “Our Town & Country Adelaide AU” on a card statement is likely a purchase of office supplies, desks, chairs, storage, printing supplies, or other business-related products from the Adelaide store at 258 Halifax Street, or an online/phone order billed through that branch. Government and council documents in Australia frequently list "Our Town & Country Office National" as a supplier for stationery, office equipment, and cleaning or workplace products, indicating that charges may also relate to contracted supply arrangements or bulk orders rather than a one-off retail purchase.([treasury.sa.gov.au](https://www.treasury.sa.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/518350/202005-CC-Statement-Reports-May-2020.pdf?utm_source=openai))
If you don’t recognize this charge, start by checking any recent purchases of office or school supplies, furniture, or business consumables made for your work, home office, or organisation, including orders placed by colleagues using a shared card. Look for invoices or order confirmations from “Our Town & Country Office National” or from Office National that reference the same transaction date and amount. You can also contact the store directly using the phone number on their website, provide the transaction date and amount, and ask them to look up the sale. If no matching order is found, you should then contact your bank to dispute the charge and request a card replacement in case of unauthorised use.