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International Stamp Design Competition
Submit your idea for a chance to win 10 BLP stamps, an exclusive commemorative item and a minisheet of your design when it’s released (2025).
Open to all ages, abilities and nationalities.
From the Postmaster
Hi, I'm Miro Jones and I'm postmaster of the Bermagui Local Post. I founded BLP in March 2022.
I deliver mail on my 1960s Malvern Star bicycle to people in Bermagui, a small seaside tourist/fishing town on Yuin land in New South Wales, Australia. ⓘ
BLP produces unique stamps and postcards, which you can buy from our online store or one of our drop-off points.
To learn how to send mail with BLP, visit one of our drop-off points.
Why use BLP?
Unique stamps and postmarks
At BLP, we produce our own postage stamps to frank your mail as proof-of-purchase. Our stamps highlight unique aspects of Bermagui and commemorate significant local and global events. View a list of all past issues at our stamps page.
BLP also uses custom hand-carved postmarks to cancel the stamps.
To receive updates about our stamps, postmarks and postcards, subscribe to The Pigeon, our bi-monthly newsletter.
Environmentally friendly
All BLP's mail is delivered on bicycle.
We also print our postcards on recycled paper.
Low cost
With Australia Post, you pay $1.50 for any domestic letter, whether it's to your next-door neighbour or the other side of the continent!
BLP charges 40c for all local mail. That's 70% cheaper than Australia Post!
How does it work?
Sender buys a stamp from a drop-off point or online
Sender applies the stamp to a letter or card and posts it at one of the drop-off points
Bermagui Local Post delivers the letter or card to the recipient via bicycle
The Pigeon
The Pigeon is Bermagui Local Post's official newsletter. Subscribe to receive bi-monthly posts, as well as notifications whenever new stamps are available.
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