The standard Skywatcher eyepieces will be fine to get you started for a few months - especially if you add a reasonable 2x Barlow to get a bit more magnification when viewing conditions permit.
The next thing I would outlay money on would be a basic set of eyepiece filters (to enhance planetary detail), including a neutral density lunar filter.
Once you have a few months of observing under your belt, you will be in a much better position to decide what other eyepieces and accessories you are interested in.
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Originally Posted by OzStarGazer
Re eyepieces, this is what the guy who wrote the review below said (just copied and pasted):
The Sky Watcher basic eyepieces, the Super 10 and the
Super 25 are actually quite good starter eyepieces,
with good eye relief but lack contrast - based
on a modified acromat (similar to a Kellner)
http://www.swindonstargazers.com/beg.../eyepieces.htm
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