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Coverage around the world on Indigenous issues for the week ending Dec. 4, 2022

Westpac Group has announced an extension of its partnership with Australia Post to continue offering over-the-counter banking services.

Australia Post has revealed why posties wont hide parcels in a safe place, even when requested by customers, but instead leave the little red slip.

Expands telco services.

A woman shared a thread on Twitter in which she narrated the incredible story of a gold ring that just won't stop coming back to her.

A Sydney couple said their engagement rings were accidentally knocked into a bin by an Australian Post staffer which has activated my second-hand anxiety

Australia Post is upgrading its tracking software for packages with a new platform built on Google Cloud. According to ZDNet, the nationwide mailing service is updating its “event management platform” after the online shopping boom of the last year. “What we saw in 2020 was that four out of five Australian households—so almost nine million households—were making an online purchase at some point during the year, and included in that number was more than 1.3 million households that pur...

‘You’ve hit me eight times... you’re going to jail’ An Australia Post employee has faced court after a fight about a wheelie bin inside a home erupted. Crime by Kara Sonter Premium Content Subscriber only An Australia Post employee has been convicted of domestic violence after a passer by heard him hurling abuse at his partner. Pine Rivers Magistrates Court heard the man was separated from his partner but still living under the same...

An Australia Post licensee has unleashed on the Prime Minister, saying his treatment of former CEO Christine Holgate was "disgraceful". Licensed Post Office Group head and licensee Angela Cramp said she was shocked and appalled by the former CEOs treatment and joined others in calling for the Prime Minister to apologise. Ms Holgate stood aside late last year after revealing she had used a company credit card in 2018 to gift four senior executives luxury Cartier watches, valued at $12,000, in...

An Australia Post licensee has unleashed on the Prime Minister, saying his treatment of former CEO Christine Holgate was "disgraceful". Licensed Post Office Group head and licensee Angela Cramp said she was shocked and appalled by the former CEOs treatment and joined others in calling for the Prime Minister to apologise. Ms Holgate stood aside late last year after revealing she had used a company credit card in 2018 to gift four senior executives luxury Cartier watches, valued at $12,000, in...