We’re welcoming ANZ to Bank@Post, joining Commonwealth Bank, NAB and Westpac in offering everyday banking services at participating Post Offices across Australia.
This means more Australians can now access their bank accounts and manage their money at their local Post Office, no matter where they live.
With ANZ on board, all four major banks are now part of the Bank@Post network, helping us continue to support communities with trusted, face-to-face banking services.
It’s another step forward in making banking more accessible, especially in regional and remote areas
Australia Post registered our first Disability Action Plan in 2012. But it wasn’t until 2017 that we undertook the self-assessment and scored 23 out of 100.
“The Index has helped us clearly understand what we needed to prioritise to move forward,” Sharon says. “I'm particularly proud of what we achieved in implementing the 2020-2022 Plan. Our whole-of-business approach is working really well.”
According to Megan Jones, the Australian Network on Disability’s Marketing and Communications Manager, many of its members are deeply committed to improving their disability confidence. But, she adds, putting a strategic paper and plan into action is often daunting, time-consuming and requires consistency.
Bringing accessibility initiatives to life
This is where Australia Post really shone by putting several learnings from its plan into solid actions and outcomes.”
Learn more about what Australia Post is doing to build awareness and improve diversity and inclusion in the workplace and in our community.
