The Latest Breaking News from Australia Post

The strength of consumers spending right now has many economists scratching their heads ahead of Christmas but a "reckoning" looms.

Australia's massive spending spree through recent sales means Australia Post will be under pressure to deliver gifts in time for the holidays.

The boss of Australia Post says a sign in a South Australian store saying it could not take Indian photos was "poorly executed" and has apologised to people offended by the wording.

The trucking industry says rail delays and damage in the eastern states are driving demand and prices up.

In the first major retrospective of the late Italian-Australian designer, the Powerhouse is taking a look back at the designs that defined an era of women’s fashion.

Australia Post is sending out the reserves, with everyone from the top brass down called to the frontlines for the Christmas rush.

Australians are expected to add to last year's $6 billion spend in the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, even with inflation at a 30-year high.

Australia Post has apologised “unreservedly” after photos of a very poorly worded sign in an Adelaide post office circled social media this week.The sign in the Rundle Mall shop’s window was meant to communicate that they didn’t have the right equipment and lighting to take photos that met the specifications…

A poorly worded post office sign stating the store "can not take Indian photos" has met a fierce backlash online, as Australia Post apologises and promises a full investigation.

The competition regulator has cleared Australia Post's plan to hike the cost of sending letters and packages and take the price of a stamp to $1.20.

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