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Seems like an echo of the story spun by banks as their excuse for closing branches - an endless cycle. Reduce services so less people can use the service and then claim this reduced patronage as an excuses to further reduce services. But, given I have a day job, anything I sell after 9pm doesn't get posted until the morning of the second day.
It won't affect me, luckily. Our street post box Sunday clearance time was brought forward from 6pm to 3pm earlier this year, with weekdays remaining at 6pm. The notice on the box now says that weekday times are changing from 6pm to midday, but says nothing about Sunday; I infer that Sunday collections may be gone.
The lady who pops the office mail into the box on her way home will now get to knock off half an hour earlier if they want to get it out that day. A lot of the postboxes around here have sheets on them saying they're changing the clearing time from 6PM to 5PM. Pretty sad that even in city and metro areas they are cutting back. It's also pretty sad that the Australia Post bean-counters still only consider mail to be nothing more than paper letters and that eBay and the like doesn't exist whatsoever.
Good thing Australia Post hasn't found a way to physically stop items from being placed in the boxes after they've been emptied. Of course, if that happened then AP would complain that no-one is using the postboxes and they would start removing them en masse just like the big four banks did and are still doing with their free-to-use ATMs. My local post office a five minute walk is in the middle of a huge shopping centre Eastland.
The closest postbox to it is in the carpark of said huge shopping centre. While the post office does have both red and yellow postboxes, they are wooden boxes on wheels and are left inside the post office itself. From The Desk Of Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for. He did ring RM up and they were not bothered. I did post my letter in another postbox on the estate and it was empty. So why aren't RM emptying a very busy postbox for two days? Pretty sure some randoms on the internet aren't going to be able to answer that question!
Why not ask RM if you're that bothered? Obviously, nobody here will know for sure what the deal is, who's off sick, or whatever. Something that may play a factor is in the technical sense 'buffering' - maybe the local sorting office is for whatever reason sickness, breakdown, insufficient capacity from underinvestment be overwhelmed, and is unable to take more mail in until it has got rid of some.
Rather than leaving sacks in piles hindering the repair work, they've elected some boxes to buffer the mail load. I have no idea, but it's unlikely to be something they ideally want to happen in fairness, I'm sure they'll want it clear as soon as practical too? By Chris Dawson December 18, - am. Kim Jarman. Save an entire day on delivery?
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