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Mandurah Mail offers two main ways to stay updated: a Newsletters & Alerts sign-up for breaking news and daily headlines delivered to your inbox, and a Today's Paper section where you can read the latest edition online. Both are accessible directly from the site's homepage navigation. If you want email updates, look for the "Newsletters" link under the Quick Links or Network sections; if you prefer browsing the full edition, use "Today's Paper."
What Mandurah Mail Publishes
Mandurah Mail is a local news outlet covering Mandurah, Western Australia. Its content is organised into these sections:
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| News | Local and national news, including breaking stories |
| Sport | Local and regional sport coverage |
| Noticeboard | Community notices |
| Entertainment | Arts, events, and lifestyle |
| Tributes & Funerals | Death notices and tributes |
| Lifestyle | Features and living content |
| Classifieds | Advertisements and listings |
| Sponsored | Paid or partner content |
The site also carries syndicated content from AAP (Australian Associated Press), visible under "Press Releases from AAP."
How to Subscribe to Newsletters and Alerts
- Go to the Mandurah Mail homepage.
- Find the Newsletters & Alerts section — it appears in the Quick Links and Network areas of the page.
- Follow the sign-up prompt to register your email.
- Choose the updates you want. The site advertises two specific options:
- Breaking News alerts — sent as news happens.
- Daily Headlines — a summary delivered straight to your inbox.
The site describes this as: "Get the latest Breaking News alerts and Daily Headlines straight to your inbox."
Managing Your Subscription
Once registered, you can manage your preferences through your account:
- Click My Account in the top navigation to view or change your details.
- Use Logout to sign out of your session.
- The Account link in the navigation bar takes you to your profile settings.
The homepage shows a personalised greeting ("Good afternoon") when you are logged in, confirming your session is active.
Reading the Latest Edition Online
If you prefer not to subscribe to emails, the Today's Paper link — listed under Quick Links — lets you "Read the latest edition online." This gives you the full paper in a digital format without needing email alerts.
Other Ways to Stay Connected
Beyond newsletters, the site's Network section links to:
- ViewJobs — job opportunities across Australia.
- Video — video news content.
- Heartbeat of Australia — results from the outlet's research initiative.
These are separate from the news and newsletter functions but form part of the site's broader content offering.
What to Expect
Newsletter delivery frequency depends on which option you choose: breaking news alerts arrive as events unfold, while daily headlines come once per day. The sign-up process requires an email address, and managing your preferences requires a logged-in account. The site does not state whether the newsletters are free or paid, so check the sign-up page for any terms before subscribing.