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NZ Olympic team celebrates 100 years

NZ Post celebrates 100 years of the NZ Olympic team with stamps and coins – for the postponed Tokyo Olympics.NZ Post has released a series of stamps and coins to commemorate the postponed Tokyo Olympi… read more

Stamp production

Stamp production Stamps are complex collectables, and vary greatly in their design, printing methods, perforations and varieties. Stamp...… read more

Stamp collecting

Stamp collecting Stamp collecting is fun, relaxing, and popular for many reasons. You can collect stamps at no cost, as they come in your mail every day and can be easily swapped with friends...… read more

New Zealand Veterans

We first started thinking about how best to acknowledge Aotearoa New Zealand’s post World War Two veterans in 2019. William Russell, who had served in the Malayan Emergency (1948 – 1960), and a Vet… read more

The Scenic Definitive Great Walks

Aotearoa New Zealand has ten ‘Great Walks’ that include some of our most spectacular natural landscapes, unique wildlife and important historical sites. They traverse national parks and culturally sig… read more

Tis the season. Celebrating our annual festivals through stamps

This week we released the annual NZ Post Christmas stamps, continuing a long tradition that began 61 years ago. The first New Zealand Christmas stamp was produced in 1960 and depicted a reproduction o… read more

New Zealand Bear Hunt stamp release

In partnership with NZ Bear Hunt and New Zealand Red Cross, NZ Post Head of Stamps Antony Harris says the New Zealand Bear Hunt stamp issue celebrates one way we kept connections alive, while we were… read more

The history of philately

The history of philately The Spanish Royal Academy defines philately (which comes from the Greek words Philos, meaning friend, and Ateleia, meaning deliverance) as the "Art dealing with the...… read more
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