I feel that just deleting my scammy spam emails is a waste of a possibly useful resource.
Does anyone know where they can be forwarded too, to be further investigated by security professionals???
For instance, the latest has 3 opportunities to click on the same link (highlighted at the bottom of the edited image, but not directly visible in the email browser) & clearly does NOT come from Australia Post who are quite happy to put my parcels in my PO box.
thanx for any suggestions
As Gmail is your email client then any phishing or junk mail that isn’t caught ending up in your inbox should be reported to them.
There is no built in mechanism to do so & presumably they have no interest in doing anything anyway 
(not being in the security business.)
It was in my Spam folder anyhow, not my Inbox
Thanks for your interest anyhow . . . . 8)
I feel that just deleting my scammy spam emails is a waste of a possibly useful resource.You dont have to do that, Gmail will auto-delete messages older then 30-days from Trash and Spam folder
You can also create filter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9Uhr7RhyiM