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A big payday looms for public sector board chairs – who gets what?

Caleb Simpkins joins his father's Max Simpkins' law firm in Rotorua.

The Government has recently widened the eligibility criteria for FamilyBoost.

The audio comes from a phone call to her bank, made on the evening of 23 January 2024.

David Bullock, 78, was killed on his last delivery before retiring.

One executive of a company partly owned by the Government took home $3.8m in a year.

The firm's staff numbers dropped by 756 to 5375 in the financial year – a 12% reduction.

Tim McKinnel is investigating ex-cop Jamie Foster's conviction.

Act's David Seymour says the time for hard questions is approaching.

Achieved targets and delivered strong result in a more challenging environment: CEO.

It's been worked on for several years and can process over 500k parcels at peak capacity.

The building is the largest infrastructure investment ever made by NZ Post. VIDEO / Michael Craig

After around 20 years of intensive development, the 109ha business park is now finished.

NZ Post has released a set of four stamps honouring Richard O'Brien's creation.

'NZ Post wishes to thank the Hawke’s Bay Today for bringing this issue to our attention.'

Ken and Noeline Murray met in 1947 and have been attached at the hip ever since.

While the NZ Post driver was not injured, he was left 'scared for his life'.

PLUS: Being AI finally finds three independent directors - and they're big names.

Vandals have ripped off the signs showing the boxes are closed, NZ Post says.

Nicola Willis says it’ll help businesses access $50 billion in contracts.

Local leaders want postal voting replaced with voting booths for future elections.

Customers can choose to have their groceries delivered by NZ Post or by Urgent Couriers.

The road was closed for nine hours, with a tanker spilling milk.

Robyn Bronlund-Stads sends mail to the same address monthly. She knows it's correct.

Mail going missing include a handmade bag, a heartfelt letter and cards to grandchildren.

Printer Webstar is owed $67,000, trade creditors $28,000; the total owed is $95,000.

Remember Localist, Flying Pig and Incis? Some people would rather not.

OPINION: 'Is NZ a First World country? I wonder.'

Scammers scale up their Christmas tricks, but another secretive group is watching them.