Australia Post price increases

Australia Post price increases

Australia Post has announced that, from 2 October, it will be changing the price of some products by an average of 2.8%. In a statement issued today (5 September), Australia Post said that the pricing changes (for which read, increases) will “ensure” the company “can continue to invest in its large and trusted delivery network”.

Australia Post added: “For most products this is the first price increase in over 12 months.

“We recognise that pricing changes are not easy for our customers and we have worked hard to keep prices unchanged on a large number of popular products, including on our parcel post satchels and seasonal domestic greeting card postage. We are also reducing the price of postage for a range of international parcels to New Zealand and Great Britain, and will continue to offer more than five million Concession Card holders up to 40 per cent off a range of products and services. There is no change to domestic stamp prices.”

For further information, visit https://auspost.com.au/about-us/news-media/important-updates/price-changes-effective-october-2

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