Welcome to Australia Post’s Collectables, a central resource for stamp collectors and philatelic enthusiasts across the globe. Our aim is to provide an information hub supporting the latest philatelic news, views and events from across Australia and the rest of the world.

What’s more we are interested in you and your collecting experiences. We would love to hear from you to showcase your stories on the site. Everything from information about your collections, your expert commentary on specialist areas of philately, your views on recent news/events, anything you want to share that demonstrates your passion for the popular hobby is welcome. Even a philatelic event you would like to share with the community has a place on the Australia Post Collectables website.

Your feedback is important to us. Please send us any comments you have about this site or our products.

Meet our philatelic team

Cheryl

National Product Manager

Under Cheryl’s direction, a team of talented people bring each new stamp to life - from research to design, production to release, Cheryl oversees it all end-to-end.
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Tony
Manufacturing & Distribution Manager

Getting our stamps printed and shipped is Tony's game. Whether they're going straight to collectors, or out to Post Offices across the country, Tony and his team make it happen.

 

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Lynette
Head of Design

Our design studio is where the magic happens - where our stamps come to life. As an art director, Lynette’s role is to lead a team of in-house designers, and to balance creative output with the needs of our business, partners, and collectors.
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Louisa
Collector Services Manager

Louisa is here to make your stamp collecting experience a great one. She's responsible for managing our philatelic marketing, advertising, and PR.
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About Philatelic

Stamp collecting is one of the world's most popular hobbies. In Australia alone there are over 1 million stamp collectors, of all ages. Our stamp designs reflect important moments in Australian history and culture, and celebrate the environment in which we live. It takes 2 years for most stamps to come to life from the initial idea.

Find out more about how we select stamp themes.