Domestic delivery updates
Parcels
No delays*
No significant delays.
No delays
No significant delays. Check your mail delivery days using the Address & Postcode Finder.
* Additional working days delay on top of our normal delivery targets.
Courier parcels and mail
Last updated: 10:30am, 4 February.
There are currently no significant delays in our network.
Additional resources for the latest information:
- MetService Weather Warnings and Watches
- Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency: Road Closures
- Civil Defence: National Emergency Management Agency
Waitangi Day delivery times
Our team will be delivering to a different schedule over Waitangi Day weekend.
| Mail, Rural & ParcelPost Delivery | Courier Delivery | |
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| Tuesday 3 February |
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| Wednesday 4 February |
Longer Courier overnight & Courier Economy service times |
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| Thursday 5 February |
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| Friday 6 February |
Waitangi Day |
Waitangi Day |
| Saturday 7 February |
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| Sunday 8 February |
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| Monday 9 February |
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| Tuesday 10 February |
Courier items: Courier (next working day) parcels sent on Thursday 5 February will be targeted for delivery on Monday 9 February.
Courier Economy items: Courier Economy parcels sent on Thursday 5 February will be targeted for delivery on Monday 9 February and Tuesday 10 February.
PO Box Lobbies: PO Box lobbies will be closed on Friday 6 February.
Perishable Goods: All Perishables sent on Thursday 5 February with a Saturday delivery label applied will be delivered by Saturday 7 February. Delivery for Perishable items sent on Thursday 5 February without a Saturday label won’t be attempted until Monday 9 February.
Delivery Target: Delivery targets are a guide only and we do not guarantee that your item will reach its destination within the delivery target. Delivery to and from rural or remote areas may take longer. For the purpose of delivery targets, the day in which an item is accepted by us is day zero. If you post an item or hand it over the counter in an NZ Post store after that day’s final clearance, or on a Saturday or Sunday, day zero will be the next working day.