Govt plans to stick with NZ Post
New Zealand Post will stay Government-owned, says Finance Minister Bill English, after news it is axing up to 500 jobs over three months.
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NZ Post to cut 500 jobs
New Zealand Post will stay Government-owned, says Finance Minister Bill English after news it is axing up to 500 jobs over the next three months.
Cook Islands soldier honoured in stamp
Grandson pays tribute to grandfather who fought with New Zealand Expeditionary Force in the Great War.
Postage price hike unveiled
The cost of sending letters within New Zealand will hit $1 from July.
NZ Post art collection for sale
New Zealand Post, struggling with falling mail volumes, has put its art collection up for sale.
NZ Post: Get your Xmas presents in on time
International parcels will need to be sent by early December and an early-bird special is on for people ready to send their mail before November 15.
Rural deliveries to be reduced
New Zealand Post is pulling out of six-day rural delivery in parts of Otago and Southland.
NZ Post job losses 'a kick in the gut'
Workers at Christchurch's New Zealand Post contact centre are devastated to learn their jobs soon won't exist.
NZ Post boosts profit 34pc to $143m
Chief executive Brian Roche said NZ Post starts $30m behind each year from the "structural decline" of the mail business.
1500 stolen letters, parcels found in house
Police spent four hours searching and sorting the stash of mail - the majority of it unopened.
NZ Post considers sale of Australian-based Converga
New Zealand Post is considering the sale of its mail and record management outsourcing unit, Converga.
300 posties gone, just one redundancy
Hundreds of posties will lose their jobs when mail delivery days are slashed next month, but just one compulsory redundancy is expected.
A new Kiwi coin for a new princess
A new coin is being minted in New Zealand to commemorate the birth of the royal princess.
Postie's stockpile found at home
A postie who stockpiled nearly 2000 pieces of mail at his house has been sacked from the job.
Mail cut to three days a week
New Zealand Post will decrease deliveries of post to three days per week from July, costing 400 posties their job.
Rusty's cat status scratches his vote
Rusty Hamlet can't vote after all, even though the Electoral Commission sent him voting forms.
Mail oddities addressed
An expensive designer handbag, a preserved scorpion, human ashes and an unwrapped tennis ball are some of the 100,000 "undeliverable" mail items sent via New Zealand Post that have been destroyed or sold in the past year.
Pedalling posties won't get the push
The state-owned enterprise has been trialling two vehicles and an electronic bike on selected Auckland routes as it considers overhauling home delivery practices.
NZ Post sells Aussie couriers business for A$95m
New Zealand Post has sold its Australian Couriers Please business to Singapore Post for A$95 million.
Dynamic Business: Young executive of the Year - Michael Lewis, NZ Post
Michael Lewis is a visionary young leader who is committed to growing people to deliver both their individual and organisational success.
Postie wins job back after probe fails
A postie fired after being suspected of being involved in a "significant drinking session" has won her job back after a botched inquiry.
Elderly postie run over by own vehicle
An elderly NZ Post rural mail contractor in Hokitika was seriously injured after being run over by her own vehicle last night.
Postwoman shot while making rounds
A wounded postwoman is believed to have been accidentally shot with a pellet gun while making her rounds in Northland yesterday morning.
NZ Post annual profit falls 12pc
New Zealand Post reported a 12pc fall in annual profit as shrinking mail volumes were offset by gains in its Kiwibank and parcel businesses.
Failure to deliver gets postie sack
An Auckland postie who left thousands of letters undelivered has been dismissed by New Zealand Post.
NZ Post apologises for security breach
New Zealand Post is apologising to customers following security problems with its online shopping service.
Posties get backpay after long fight
Former postie Linda Street pedalled the streets of Christchurch for more than five years on ever-increasing sized rounds, clocking up unrostered overtime.