02 February 2026
7 trends you can’t ignore from the 2026 eCommerce Report
Explore online shopping trends from the Australia Post eCommerce Report, plus practical takeaways you can use to drive growth now
Need help with Australia Post? Here’s how to get answers quickly and easily - whether you’re tracking a parcel, managing returns or just have a question.
During eCommerce peak season or when it’s business as usual, knowing how to quickly get the Australia Post help and support you need can be crucial. Whether you’re tracking a customer’s parcel, enquiring about a return, want to recall an item or have another question, we want you to find an answer as quickly as possible.
Last year’s peak sending season set a new record, delivering almost 103 million parcels in November and December, up 3.1% from last year.1 That works out to 2,800 parcels delivered to Australian households every minute.2
With so much activity in our network, we want to make sure our business customers can get in touch if they need us, to help keep their parcels on the move.
If you’re a MyPost Business or eParcel Contract customer, visit the Australia Post website, MyPost Business portal or Business Support Portal for help topics and contact options.
MyPost Business customers:
eParcel Contract customers:
StarTrack customers:
Tracking parcels made easy using the AusPost App:
Encourage customers to download the app for a smoother delivery experience.
App users can:
The AusPost app empowers shoppers to manage and track their own deliveries with ease, offering greater visibility of their parcels throughout the network.
With 82% of shoppers across all generations5 saying that accurate delivery tracking and updates will be important to them over the next five years, the AusPost app helps meet this growing expectation -enhancing customer satisfaction and reducing delivery-related enquiries.
Fewer support queries during peak season? That’s a win for your team and a better experience for your customers.
The Australia Post website:
Newsletter:
If you still have questions, reach out to our support team on the below details (Monday to Friday, excluding national public holidays).
Business Customers:
From Overseas:
StarTrack:
Accessibility:
Quick tips for getting Australia Post support
Encourage customers to use the AusPost app to reduce queries and improve their experience.
This article was originally published on 11 September 2023 and has been updated with new information.
Learn how MyPost Business can help you save time and money on parcel sending.
1 Australia Post parcel data (1 November – 31 December 2024).
2 Calculation based on Australia Post deliveries during the period 1 November – 31 December 2024 over 12-hour days, excluding Sundays and public holidays.
3 Terms and conditions apply. The service is only available for deliveries to an address that is accessible and to a requested delivery location where it is safe to leave parcels. Parcels that do not require a signature will be left in a place our delivery drivers deem to be safe. Learn more about having your parcel left in a safe place.
4 Parcel redirection is only available for parcels in transit and addressed to a street address. Additionally, the shipping information provided by the sender must include your registered email address, mobile number, or other details that allow us to match the parcel to your MyPost account. Changing your delivery address may result in a delay in delivery, depending on the location. Learn more about redirecting parcels in transit.
5 Trends shaping the future of eCommerce, McCrindle Research commissioned by Australia Post, January 2025
Writer and Editor
Lauren Thompson is a content manager at Australia Post, specialising in eCommerce and small business content for Australian businesses. She leads thought leadership informed by research, data and industry insights, translating complex topics such as online retail growth, delivery, logistics and payments into clear, practical guidance. Known for her concise, credible writing style, Lauren helps Australian businesses make confident decisions and grow sustainably.
02 February 2026
Explore online shopping trends from the Australia Post eCommerce Report, plus practical takeaways you can use to drive growth now