I have just ordered 240 of these extra small satchels, it was free postage as I spent $60.

I just received this email from Aus Post for all users of MyPost Business...

New Extra Small padded mailer and 250g domestic parcel rate option

From 1 July 2025, we're introducing a new Extra Small option for Parcel Post and Express Post in retail and MyPost Business. For Australia Post packaging, a new Extra Small padded mailer will be available as part of our flat rate range, so you can send up to 5 kilograms within Australia. If you're using your own packaging, a new postage rate will be available for parcels 250 grams or less.

Oh...and of course the annual price increase...😖

The following price changes will apply:

  • a weighted average increase of 1.95% across all Domestic Parcel services
  • a weighted average increase of 3.25% across International Parcel services
  • MyPost Business pickup services will increase by 1.95%.

These adjustments will help us manage rising processing and delivery costs while continuing to provide a sustainable delivery service. We're also investing in new facilities nationwide, increasing our parcel efficiency with automation, and creating market-leading digital experiences for parcel receivers.

pnc75
Community Member

I could be wrong, but I thought parcel price increases usually happened later in the year. (October or November?)

 

I do know that all letters are increasing in cost in June. So they're double dipping this time. 

$9.70 for 250g isn't much of an offer  😢

Still better than $11.15.

 

The AP mailers don't seem to be available as yet.

How comes that everyone is saying to ignore the 250gm because it can hold 5kg please?

 


@grannytakesatrip17 wrote:

How comes that everyone is saying to ignore the 250gm because it can hold 5kg please?

 


 

Probably because they are for items up to 5kg and some stock has a misprint of 250g, as others have already stated 

 

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DBM. Mistake.

Yes, despite what ebay says, I'd be reluctant to take the risk. AP is usually (well, always) pretty strict.