Trust me... that unit is very well loved amongst my track rat pack!
You will NOT be disappointed. Though it does take some getting used to, since you may not see a completely clear tube of fluid (to indicate no air), as you need to use a flexible rubber hose in conjunction with the supplied plastic pipe(s). This will be apparent when you first use it.
Depending on the quality of the rubber hose you use, there may be a small leak at the brake bleeder screw and between the rubber and plastic mating point. It is NOT because the pump doesn't provide adequate suction. I've tested it in the sense where I've attached it to the oil dipstick and have been able to suck the entire oil pan dry!
Sorry to sound like a paid advertisement, but I've spent so many years doing it the long and wrong way that by using this, it's like a freaking revelation....and I must spread the good gospel!
Forget spoon brake lines. If you're really insistent on paying top dollar for brake line bits...Get the Mugen micro-mesh or Endless.
Otherwise, I really like and have had excellent results with technafit. They are priced fair and I've had no troubles with fitment and quality. They also come in clear, black, red, blue protective PVC sheaths. I recommend clear as you ought to inspect them for signs of bulging/premature failure.
I know you're from down under, but just for reference, I had excellent service from this place:
Technafit Stainless Steel Brake Lines