Heated mirrors have an integrated element in them so that the glass warms up and defogs/melts any ice/snow that forms on them. It doesn't get very warm, just warm enough to deice/defog. Not really needed in Australia I imagine unless you live in an Alpine climate (and as much as we up north like to give Victorian's ****, it's not all blizzard cold down there!).
Not sure that blue tint's legal in Australia, you'd have to check the ADRs. Make sure if you're ordering mirrors that you get ones suited to our mirror sizes (different markets have different sized mirrors to satisfy the local requirements), and that if you get assymetric mirrors where one is convex (to minimise the blind spot) that you specifically get RHD mirrors (as having the drivers mirror "warp" the view is bloody annoying - something I experienced on a hire-car Kia Rio!).
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