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The Border Mail has served Albury-Wodonga and the New South Wales–Victoria border region since 1903. United Press secures named, approved features on bordermail.com.au, live within 14 days of your approval or a 100% refund.
Audience figures from ACM’s Border Mail media page, checked October 2026. Network details from our publication network listing for bordermail.com.au.
Earned or guaranteed. You can pitch a genuine local story to the Border Mail’s newsroom in Wodonga. Editors decide what runs, so there is no guarantee.
Or you can book a guaranteed feature. The Border Mail is in our publication network: we agree the placement in writing before you pay, write the article with you, and once you approve it, it goes live on bordermail.com.au within 14 days. If the agreed article is not published, you receive a full refund.
Our network lists a typical turnaround of about one week, a do-follow link and no sponsored label. We confirm these terms in writing for your article.
Albury sits in New South Wales and Wodonga in Victoria, separated by the Murray River. The Border Mail covers both cities as one community, along with the towns and farms of north-east Victoria and the southern Riverina.
That makes it unusual: a single feature can reach readers and businesses on both sides of a state border.
Reach as described by the publisher, ACM.
Source: The Border Mail history.
According to ACM, the audience is close to evenly split between men and women, and spread across every adult age group. Many are families, grocery buyers and people planning travel, so features about local services, food, health and tourism tend to suit the paper.
For a business, that means a broad local audience rather than a niche one.
Audience by age, from ACM’s Border Mail media page.
Regional Australian titles are a good fit when you have a real local connection. These are the stories that work best.
Farm technology, equipment and services for the region’s farming communities.
Exports, imports and partnerships with north-east Victoria’s wine and food producers.
Travel brands linked to the Murray River and the nearby alpine region.
New clinics, digital services or employers opening on the Border.
Working in these sectors? See our food and drink PR, wine and spirits PR and travel PR.
These ACM titles are also in our publication network and listed as do-follow. We confirm terms before you book.
Titles available through our network, not a list of past clients. Want news to reach more media? Use our press release distribution service.
“British farm technology trial gets under way on the Border”
“Local wines head to London shelves in new import deal”
“New telehealth service aims to cut travel for Border patients”
Illustrative plans with example headlines. They are not client results.
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Pitch a genuine local story to the newsroom, or book a guaranteed feature through a publication network. With United Press, the placement is agreed in writing, you approve the article, and it goes live on bordermail.com.au within 14 days of your approval or you get a full refund.
In Wodonga, Victoria. It serves Albury in New South Wales and Wodonga in Victoria, plus the surrounding region.
It is published by Australian Community Media (ACM). The Mott family owned it for more than a century before agreeing to sell to Fairfax in 2006.
ACM lists a monthly digital audience of 295,911 and a monthly cross-platform audience of 401,227 for The Border Mail.
Our network lists Border Mail features as do-follow and not marked as sponsored. We confirm the link terms in writing before you book.
Yes, best with a real local link, such as customers, a partner, a trial, an office or an event in the region.
There is no fixed price. Every campaign is planned around your goal and the titles you need. Share your goal and budget in the form below for a personalised plan.
Tell us about your business and your link to the Border region. We will send a free plan with the angle, timing and any other Australian titles that fit.
The Border Mail is in our partner inventory. These are the facts we check before we quote, taken from the publisher’s current listing.
Companies that sell, hire or raise investment in Australia, and founders who want a recognisable news title on their “as seen in” list.
Figures from the publisher’s listing in our partner inventory, checked 29 September 2026.
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