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Store Name Address Suburb AIREYS INLET NEWSAGENCY GREAT Store Name Address Suburb AIREYS INLET NEWSAGENCY GREAT OCEAN RD AIREYS INLET VIC 3231 APW Nextra 29-35 Louis St Airport West Shopping CentreAirport West VIC 3042 Airport West News & Lotto 53 McNamara Ave Airport West VIC 3042 DUNDAS NEWSAGENCY 188A Bridport St ALBERT PARK VIC 3206 ALBERTON NEWSAGENCY SOUTH GIPPSLAND Hwy ALBERTON VIC 3971 BECKERS NEWSAGENCY PTY LTD 551 Dean St ALBURY NSW 2640 B O & H E PRESTON 518 Olive St ALBURY NSW 2640 ALEXANDRA NEWSAGENCY 82-84 GRANT STREET ALEXANDRA VIC 3714 ALLANSFORD NEWSAGENCY 137 Ziegler Pde ALLANSFORD VIC 3277 Alphington News 734 Heidelberg Rd ALPHINGTON VIC 3078 Altona Meadows Newsagency Shop 24, Central Sq Shop Centre ALTONA MEADOWS VIC 3028 Altona Gate Newsagency Shop 1, Altona Gate S/C 124-134 MillersAltona Rd North VIC 3025 HARRINGTON SQUARE N/A 12 Harrington Sq ALTONA VIC 3018 ALTONA EAST NEWSAGENCY 63 THE CIRCLE ALTONA VIC 3018 ALTONA NEWSAGENCY 84-86 PIER STREET ALTONA VIC 3018 ANGLESEA NEWSAGENCY 89 GREAT OCEAN ROAD ANGLESEA VIC 3230 APOLLO BAY NEWSAGENCY 177 GREAT OCEAN ROAD APOLLO BAY VIC 3233 ARARAT AUTHORISED NEWSAGENCY 98 Barkly St ARARAT VIC 3377 HARRIS' NEWSAGENCY 158 BARKLY ST ARARAT VIC 3377 HIGHDALE NEWSAGENCY 969 High St ARMADALE VIC 3143 Ascot Lotto and News 217 Ascot Vale Rd ASCOT VALE VIC 3031 Ascot Vale Newsagency 208 Union Rd ASCOT VALE VIC 3032 Newsexpress Ascot Vale 208 Union Rd ASCOT VALE VIC 3032 Showground Lotto & News 320-380 Epsom Rd ASCOT VALE VIC 3032 ASHBURTON NEWSAGENCY 209 High St ASHBURTON VIC 3147 Ashwood Newsagency 503 WARRIGAL ROAD ASHWOOD VIC 3147 ASPENDALE N/A 129 Station St ASPENDALE VIC 3195 AUBURN SOUTH NEWSAGENCY 289 AUBURN ROAD AUBURN SOUTH VIC 3122 AVENEL NEWSAGENCY 2 Longwood Rd AVENEL VIC 3664 AVOCA NEWSAGENCY DD 126 High St AVOCA VIC 3467 Avondale Heights News and Lotto 5 Military rd AVONDALE HEIGHTS VIC 3034 AVONSLEIGH NEWSAGENCY MAIN RD AVONSLEIGH VIC 3782 AXEDALE NEWSAGENCY HIGH STREET AXEDALE VIC 3551 Bacchus Marsh Newsagency 138 Main St BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340 BAIRNSDALE NEWSAGENCY 21 Bailey St BAIRNSDALE VIC 3875 STOW'S AUTH N/A PTY LTD 212 Main St BAIRNSDALE VIC 3875 CARLISLE NEWSAGENCY 143 Carlisle St BALACLAVA VIC 3183 BALLAN NEWSAGENCY 133 Inglis St BALLAN VIC 3342 Williams Ballarat 917 Sturt St Ballarat VIC 3350 Nextra Bridge Mall 68-70 Bridge Mall Ballarat VIC 3350 BALMORAL NEWSAGENCY 5 Glendinning St BALMORAL VIC 3407 BALNARRING NEWSAGENCY SHOP 3 BALNARRING VILLAGE BALNARRING VIC 3926 BALRANALD NEWSAGENCY BALRANALD BALRANALD NSW 2715 GREYTHORN NEWSAGENCY 272 Doncaster Rd BALWYN NORTH VIC 3104 BURKEMORE NEWSAGENCY 1060 BURKE & BELMORE RD BALWYN VIC 3103 BANNOCKBURN NEWSAGENCY SHOP126 High St BANNOCKBURN VIC 3331 Banyule Newsagency 44 GREVILLE RD BANYULE VIC 3084 BARHAM NEWSAGENCY 36 NOORONG ST BARHAM VIC 3732 BARMAH NEWSAGENCY MOIRA-LAKES ROAD BARMAH VIC 3639 BARNAWARTHA NEWSAGENCY 37 High St BARNAWARTHA VIC 3688 MOBIL BAROOGA NEWSAGENCY 37 Vermont St BAROOGA NSW 3644 Barwon Heads Newsagency 43 Hitchcock Ave BARWON HEADS VIC 3227 BASS NEWSAGENCY 63 HADE AVENUE BASS VIC 3991 BAXTER NEWSAGENCY 80 BAXTER TOORADIN ROAD BAXTER VIC 3911 BAYLES NEWSAGENCY GENERAL STORE LOT 3 MAIN STREET BAYLES VIC 3981 BAYSWATER NEWSAGENCY SHOP 21 MOUNTAIN HIGH S/C 7-13 HIGHBAYSWATER ST VIC 3153 UPPER BEACONSFIELD NEWSAGENCY EMERALD RD BEACONSFIELD UPPER VIC 3808 Beacy Sub News 12-14 Princes Hwy, Beaconsfield VIC 3807Beaconsfield VIC 3807 BEAUFORT NEWSAGENCY 66-68 NEIL STREET BEAUFORT VIC 3373 SEAVIEW NEWSAGENCY 336 Balcombe Rd BEAUMARIS VIC 3193 BEECHWORTH NEWSAGENCY 26-28 Camp St BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 BELL PARK NEWSAGENCY 21-23 Milton St BELL PARK VIC 3215 BENALLA NEWSAGENCY 45 BRIDGE ST BENALLA VIC 3672 BENAMBRA NEWSAGENCY GIBBO STREET BENAMBRA VIC 3900 Market News Mitchell St (Bendigo Marketplace) BENDIGO VIC 3550 City Central Newsagency 5 Queens St BENDIGO VIC 3550 Bendigo Centre Newsagency 10 Bath Lane BENDIGO VIC 3550 Strath Village Newsagency S10 Strath vill SC Condon & Edwards StsBENDIGO VIC 3550 CHESTERVILLE NEWSAGENCY 299 Chesterville Rd BENTLEIGH EAST VIC 3165 Patterson Newsagency 51 Patterson Road Bentleigh VIC 3204 BENTLEIGH N/A 386 Centre Rd BENTLEIGH VIC 3204 CENTRE NEWSAGENCY 395 Centre Rd BENTLEIGH VIC 3204 BERRIGAN FUELS AND NEWS 26 Chanter Street BERRIGAN NSW 2712 BERWICK NEWSAGENCY 29-31 High St BERWICK VIC 3806 BEULAH NEWSAGENCY 68 Phillips St BEULAH VIC 3395 BEVERIDGE NEWSAGENCY P/O HOUSE BEVERIDGE VIC 3753 BIRCHIP NEWSAGENCY 53 Cumming Ave BIRCHIP VIC 3483 BIRREGURRA NEWSAGENCY MAIN ST BIRREGURRA VIC 3242 BLACK ROCK NEWSAGENCY 606 Balcombe Rd BLACK ROCK VIC 3193 BLACKBURN SOUTH N/A (M-F 108 CANTERBURY ROAD BLACKBURN SOUTH VIC 3130 BLACKBURN NEWSAGENCY 116 South Pde BLACKBURN VIC 3130 Blairgowrie Newsagency 2825 POINT NEPEAN HWY BLAIRGOWRIE VIC 3942 BONNIE DOON NEWSAGENCY MAROONDAH Hwy BONNIE DOON VIC 3720 BOOLARRA NEWSAGENCY 9-11 TARWIN STREET BOOLARRA VIC 3870 BOORT NEWSAGENCY 82 Godfrey St BOORT VIC 3537 BORONIA MALL NEWSAGENT Shop 1 Boronia Mall floriston Rd BORONIA VIC 3155 BORONIA VILLAGE NEWSAGENCY SHOP 22A 163 BORONIA ROAD BORONIA VIC 3155 KERRIMUIR NEWSAGENCY 515 Mileborough Rd BOX HILL NORTH VIC 3129 BOX HILL SOUTH NEWSAGENCY 870 Canterbury Rd BOX HILL SOUTH VIC 3128 NEWSLINE NEWSAGENCY CNR MAIN & MARKET ST ENTER OFF HOPEBOX HILL VIC 3128 Braybrook Newsagency 127 South Rd BRAYBROOK VIC 3019 BRIAR HILL NEWSAGENCY 3&4/111 MOUNTAIN VIEW ROAD BRIAR HILL VIC 3088 BRIGHT NEWSAGENCY DD 28 Ireland St BRIGHT VIC 3741 BRIGHTON EAST NEWSAGENCY 613 HAMPTON ST BRIGHTON EAST VIC 3187 MIDDLE BRIGHTON NEWSAGENCY 75-77 Church St BRIGHTON VIC 3186 BRIGHTON BEACH NEWSAGENCY 110 Were St BRIGHTON VIC 3186 GARDENVALE NEWSAGENCY 168 Martin St BRIGHTON VIC 3186 NORTH BRIGHTON N/A 324 Bay St BRIGHTON VIC 3186 BRIM NEWSAGENCY SWAN STREET BRIM VIC 3391 BROADFORD NEWSAGENCY 67 High St BROADFORD VIC 3658 Brunswick East 167 Lygon St Brunswick VIC 3056 Brunswick News 650 Sydney Rd Brunswick VIC 3056 PRINCES HILL NEWSAGENCY 7 - 9 WESTON STREET C/- LYGON MEDIABRUNSWICK VIC 3056 Grantham Newsagency 34 Grantham St BRUNSWICK WEST VIC 3055 BRUTHEN NEWSAGENCY 54 Main St BRUTHEN VIC 3885 BUCHAN NEWSAGENCY 52 MAIN STREET BUCHAN VIC 3885 BUFFALO NEWSAGENCY BUFFALO VIC 3958 BULLEEN NEWSAGENCY SHOP 29 BULLEEN PLAZA 85 MANNINGHAMBULLEEN VIC 3105 THOMPSON ROAD NEWSAGENCY 123A Thompsons Rd BULLEEN VIC 3105 BUNDOORA NEWSAGENCY 7 Copernicus Cres BUNDOORA VIC 3083 BUNGAREE NEWSAGENCY AUTH GENCY BUNGAREE VIC 3352 Buninyong News 501 Warrenheip St Buninyong VIC 3357 Burnside Lotto & News 14/15-25 Westwood Drive Burnside VIC 3023 BURWOOD EAST NEWSAGENCY 16 Burwood Hwy BURWOOD EAST VIC 3151 BUXTON NEWSAGENCY MAROONDAH Hwy BUXTON VIC 3711 BUXTON GENERAL STORE 2187 MAROONDAH Hwy BUXTON VIC 3711 BYRNESIDE NEWSAGENCY BYRNESIDE BYRNESIDE VIC 3617 Cairnlea News & Lotto Cnr Furlong & Cairnlea Drive Cairnlea VIC 3023 Camberwell West LPO 408 Burke Rd Camberwell VIC 3124 Through Road Newsagency 118 Through Rd Camberwell VIC 3124 Camberwell Road Newsagency 516 Camberwell Rd Camberwell VIC 3124 BURWOOD AUTH. NEWSAGENCY 1394 Toorak Rd CAMBERWELL VIC 3124 CAMBERWELL MARKET NEWSAGENCY 513 Riversdale Rd CAMBERWELL VIC 3124 CAMPERDOWN NEWSAGENCY 211 Manifold St CAMPERDOWN VIC 3260 CANN RIVER NEWSAGENCY GENERAL STORE CANN RIVER VIC 3890 CANNONS CREEK NEWSAGENCY 26 Cannons Creek Rd CANNONS CREEK VIC 3977 CANTERBURY NEWSAGENCY 104 Maling Rd CANTERBURY VIC 3126 CARISBROOK NEWSAGENCY 20 Green St CARISBROOK VIC 3464 Carlton North Newsagency 711 Nicholson St Carlton North VIC 3054 RATHDOWNE NEWSAGENCY 410 Rathdowne St CARLTON NORTH VIC 3054 Neeto Holdings Pty Shop T17, CS Square SC 13-15 Lake St Caroline Springs VIC 3023 CARRUM DWNS subnews 13/100 Hall Rd (Shopping Centre) CARRUM DOWNS VIC 3201 Ballarto Road Newsagency Carrum Downs Plaza 335 Ballarto Rd Carrum Downs VIC 3201 CARRUM NEWSAGENCY 514 Station St CARRUM VIC 3197 CASTERTON NEWSAGENCY 77 Henty St CASTERTON VIC 3311 CASTLEMAINE NEWSAGENCY SHOP 1 45 MOSTYN STREET CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 CAULFIELD NEWSAGENCY 14 Derby Rd CAULFIELD EAST VIC 3145 BORDER NEWSAGENCY 631 GLENHUNTLY RD CAULFIELD SOUTH VIC 3162 JUNCTION NEWSAGENCY 69-71 HAWTHORN ROAD CAULFIELD VIC 3162 CHARLTON NEWSAGENCY 69-71 HIGH ST CHARLTON VIC 3525 CHELSEA HEIGHTS SUBNEWS 195 Thames Promenade CHELSEA HEIGHTS VIC 3196 CHELSEA NEWSAGENCY 403 Nepean Hwy CHELSEA VIC 3196 CHELTENHAM NEWSAGENCY 332 CHARMAN RD CHELTENHAM VIC 3192 CHILTERN IGA & NEWSAGENCY 68-70 Conness St CHILTERN VIC 3683 CHURCHILL NEWSAGENCY SHOP 2 HAZELWOOD VILLAGE CHURCHILL VIC 3842 CLAYTON NEWSAGENCY 345 Clayton Rd CLAYTON VIC 3168 CLUNES NEWSAGENCY 49 Fraser St CLUNES VIC 3370 COBDEN NEWSAGENCY 19A Curdie St COBDEN VIC 3266 COBRAM NEWSAGENCY 32 Punt Rd COBRAM VIC 3644 Batman Post & News 93 Gaffney Street Coburg VIC 3058 COBURG NEWSAGENCY 481-483 SYDNEY RD COBURG VIC 3058 COHUNA NEWSAGENCY 57 KING GEORGE ST COHUNA VIC 3568 COLAC EAST NEWSAGENCY 62 MURRAY ST COLAC EAST VIC 3250 BLANE'S NEWSAGENCY 162 Murray St COLAC VIC 3250 COLAC WEST NEWSAGENCY 420 Murray St COLAC VIC 3250 BEECH FOREST NEWS 5 Dennis St COLAC VIC 3250 COLBINABBIN NEWSAGENCY MITCHELL STREET COLBINABBIN VIC 3559 NELJO PTY LTD 104 Brolga Pl COLEAMBALLY NSW 2707 COLERAINE NEWSAGENCY 96 Whyte St COLERAINE VIC 3315 CONGUPNA GENERAL STORE 3603 KATAMATITE ROAD CONGUPNA VIC 3633 CORINELLA NEWSAGENCY 56 Smythe St CORINELLA VIC 3984 CORIO VILLAGE NEWSAGENCY Shop 57 Corio S'Cntre Bacchus Marsh RdCORIO VIC 3214 CORONET BAY NEWSAGENCY 100 Cutty Sark Rd CORONET BAY VIC 3984 COROP GENERAL STORE AUTH AGENCY COROP VIC 3559 COROROOKE NEWSAGENCY AUTH GENCY COROROOKE VIC 3254 GYLES NEWSAGENCY 65 Sanger St COROWA NSW 2646 CORRYONG NEWSAGENCY 43-49 HANSOEN
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