G'day Josh,

You should be a-ok, although a pump to assist deflation if you are also leaving bedding inside might be a good idea.
Being a 1550mm wide swag, double camp mats are around the 132cm mark, so you'll have a fair bit of left over room unless you go specifically for a Queen.  Exped, Blackwolf and Oztrail all do a queen size mat that is worth checking out the utilise the full internal space.
Hope that helps! 

G'day Anthony,

There's not, sorry - the 1550 swags are abit to wide for any stretchers currently on the market.

G'day Daniel,

Grab some swag awning poles - they would be the way to go, and come in a set of two.

G'day Daniel,

Yep!  The lights run off a USB A connection, so you shouldn't have any issues with a Powerbank that has 7W output or greater.

G'day Rebecca,

Darche use composite poles, they're the only brand in our range with this style, and Oztrail use an alloy pole which is the classic swag pole material with segments for tension distribution.
The composite poles can be more forgiving with tension issues, but theres no reason why alloy poles wouldnt last years if set up correctly.

G'day Bec,

The Oztrail Sundowner is largely exclusive to Snowys with the exception of some smaller retailers in QLD.  These are an amazing swag and whilst they're relatively new they have fast become popular.
Both swags have the same head height internally, but the Sundowner is wider at 1.55m, over the Bandit at 1.4m
They are both similar in external design, with the Sundowner having some additional features such as a "sky roof" windows, internal lighting system, and a large functional storage pannel.

You'd be happy with either swag I'd say, but the Sundowner pips the bandit slightly with the bigger size and additional features.

G'day Jules,

We don't sell the spare pole set at this stage, but you can grab them directly from Oztrail here.