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Business as usual for Australia Post during COVID-19 restrictions

Australia Post will continue to operate as usual during government restrictions on non-essential activity to reduce the impact of COVID-19.

In a statement on its website, Australia Post reiterated that it remains fully operational across Australia.

Posties, delivery drivers and Post Offices will continue to operate.

Australia Post said that as at 22 March 2020, there are no confirmed cases in the Australian workforce of more than 80,000 people. 

The organisation is taking action to protect the health and safety of the workforce and its customers in relation to the spread of coronavirus, in line with Australian government regulations.

Australia Post operates more than 4,000 Post Offices and 220 delivery facilities across the country and has a large presence in regional and remote Australia, as well as access to the largest and most comprehensive dedicated air and road freighter network in Australia.  

Customers are also able to get their parcel delivered to a free 24/7 Parcel Locker, with more than 400 locations available.

However, delays are being experienced with deliveries to and from some international countries. A list of impacted countries can be found here

For updates on COVID-19’s impact on Australia Post’s service, bookmark this page

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  1. How about they cease return to sender charges during this period.

    Most of us may still have mags going out right now and with business in turmoil it would be nice if aus post lends us a hand.

    If they can’t cease return to sender prices can they at least just do them at print post rates rather than us paying full rate to get them back.

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