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NZ Post has produced commemorative stamps and coins to mark the anniversary of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II last September. NZ Post head of collectables Antony Harris says the release celebrates the life and legacy of the Queen, Britain's longest ...

Move over King Charles III… there’s another King about to hit the spotlight in New Zealand. Spencer, a pure-bred Cavalier King Charles spaniel, has been crowned winner of NZ Post’s Best Dressed pet and will feature on a special stamp collection ...

NZ Post has released its annual Market Sentiments report which shows a multichannel approach to shopping gaining popularity among Kiwi shoppers. The report, available for download online , showed Kiwis spent $6.07b online in 2022 – with 73% choosing ...

The eCommerce Market Sentiments Report 2023 is an annual look at how online retailers and shoppers saw the last year and what they are expecting and prioritising in the year ahead. We hope this report helps you grow your online business in 2023. In this ...

NZ Post’s eCommerce Spotlight report for the first quarter of 2023 shows Kiwis are tightening their belts in tough economic times. “Shoppers spent more than $1.36 billion on physical goods in the first quarter of 2023 (Q1 2023), a 22% drop in online ...

$1.70 Royal Visit: This photograph shows King Charles during the 2019 royal visit to New Zealand. He is pictured wearing a korowai at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds in the Bay of Islands. While at Waitangi he planted a pōhutukawa tree, as had his mother, ...

<img src='https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2304/4a223298ba9224cd99ef.jpeg' width='579' height='720'> NZ Post are giving Kiwi pet owners the opportunity to have their cherished companions appear on a new stamp collection ...

Aotearoa New Zealand’s first environmental group Forest & Bird is turning 100 this year and NZ Post is marking the milestone with a stamp release featuring exquisite watercolour artworks of flora and fauna. NZ Post worked with Forest & ...

Taking the easy apps first, NZ Post was able to score quick wins and deepen its cloud experience.

Chatbot to answer simple questions at first, freeing humans to deal with more complex issues.