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Grey Lynn not ready to send off post office

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Fri, 10 Jun 2011 7:25a.m.

More than 50 people in Grey Lynn attended a meeting last night

More than 50 people in Grey Lynn attended a meeting last night

An Auckland community is the latest to make it clear they won't be giving up their local post shop without a fight.

More than 50 people in Grey Lynn attended a meeting last night to express opposition to NZ Post's plan to scrap the office.

Local Soala Wilson says the post office is the centre of the community and provides flow on business to surrounding shops.

Dunedin residents have also been protesting the proposed closure of Princes St post office.

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15 Jun 2011 04:56p.m.

R. Alexander wrote:

tell your MP and the CEO of NZ Post you want to keep your Post Office, get going on rounding people up to also write to those people and say they need the Post Office. Free post to the Prime Minister, or email address is online. good luck

10 Jun 2011 03:07p.m.

Kathy davie wrote:

We have heard just recently that we are to loose our POst office Etc in Avondale Auckland as well Used by approx 66 people a day. Bad news for the people and business in the area.Have not heard any of our Representative MP's say a word.