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Choose the delivery business that's right for you

Explore the differences between Street Mail and Roadside Delivery to identify the business that's right for you. Have a look at the available opportunities and check the details for each service so you know what’s required. 

If interested, use the contact details to request more information about tendering for the service.  

  • Street Mail Delivery

    Deliver letters, parcels and other mail to homes and businesses in neighbourhoods and regional towns, building trusted relationships with the people you see every day. 

    Before heading out, you'll organise your deliveries in route order, then start your round and deliver to houses and businesses in your area. 

    Along the way, you'll scan items, collect signatures where needed and provide great service to your community. 

    Depending on the service, deliveries can be made by car, van, SUV or motorbike and you may require one person or a small team. 

  • Roadside Delivery

    Keep communities connected across Australia by delivering letters, parcels and other mail to regional, rural and remote locations. Some routes also include transporting mail between Australia Post facilities. 

    A typical day involves preparing your deliveries, planning your route and heading out on the road. Depending on the service, you'll scan items, drop them to regional letterboxes or post offices - rather than to the customer’s door - and provide reliable service to customers along the way.  

    Depending on the service, this work will need a SUV, ute or van and may require one person or a small team. 

Every delivery matters

People count on Australia Post deliveries for different reasons. It might be medicine arriving when it’s needed most, a small business sending its latest order or a birthday present on its way to someone special.  

As a Delivery Partner, you’ll help your community and build a business of your own.  

Have a look at the available opportunities and use the contact details to request more information about tendering for a service that you think is a great fit.