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NZ Post and Aramex are expecting major delays in their delivery times following the change in alert levels across the country from today.>>

NZ Post will also shut down its Contract Logistics third-party logistics business by the end of June next year.>>

The online platform bridges the gap between social enterprises and potential buyers.>>

The growth of the EV community in NZ is made evident by the scale of the event this year.>>

NZ Post CEO David Walsh says the addition of this platform will help to increase New Zealand’s “clean, green and safe” reputation in China.>>

“Doing business sustainably is going to be key to New Zealand’s future economic success," says Climate Change Minister James Shaw.>>

The award recognises organisations that deliver quality products and services to help businesses maximise their endeavours.>>

NZ Post is committing to purchase goods and services from at least three social enterprises over the next 12 months.>>

With assistance from the EECA, New Zealand Post will purchase five electric vans...>>

The born-in-the-cloud Oracle partner has a workforce of over 100, and surprisingly, has only been in business since the beginning of 2016.>>

NZ Post will host showcases to talk about how they can help New Zealand businesses grow.>>

“The pace of API development shows no sign of slowing and our new APIs are generating unprecedented developer community and customer interest.">>

At Pace is specifically targeted at tradespeople who often need supplies delivered at short notice, NZ Post says. >>

New Zealand Post, the state-owned mail delivery service, increased first-half profit 41 percent after selling its Australian Couriers Please business.>>

Consumers switching to internet, email and social media for everything from paying bills to sending birthday greetings and keeping in touch>>

New Zealand Post is to extend a trial of customised mobility scooters that allow posties to deliver both parcels and letters, helping the state-own>>

The inaugural winners of the Ora Dreams grants have showcased innovation and entrepreneurship to help them get to where they are today.>>

Ora is a software platform designed to help SMEs grow by providing business owners with access to a range of tools and access to its business partners>>

Localist, NZ Post's upcoming Auckland directory service, says Yellow has created 'phoney' web addresses and 'brand-jacking' Localist's trademark. >>

Direct mail can be an invaluable component of a successful marketing campaign. >>