SEE OUR CURRENT NETWORK CAPACITY
Network Status
network status dashboard
Last update : 2026-07-08 08:15
Location, City
Status Level
Auckland
Standard
Hamilton
Standard
Tauranga
Standard
Palmerston North
Standard
Wellington
Standard
Nelson
Standard
Christchurch
High Pressure
Dunedin
Standard
Other Networks
Status Level
Inter Island Ferry
Standard
North Island Roads
Standard
South Island Roads
High Pressure
Dangerous Goods
Standard
CAPACITY INDICATOR
Standard
Our network is operating normally across New Zealand.
Collections & Deliveries
- Business as usual
- No delays expected
High Pressure
Freight volumes are higher than usual. Some delays may occur.
Collections
- Mostly business as usual
Deliveries
- Priority: from 90 mins
- Standard: 2–3 hours
- Economy: all-day delivery
Very High Pressure
Our network is under significant pressure. Medical and Necessities of Life customers will be prioritised.
Collections
- Economy temporarily unavailable
- Standard & Priority only
- Jobs booked after 2pm move to next-day delivery*
*Excluding Necessities of Life
Deliveries
- Major delays expected
- ETDs unavailable
- Medical deliveries prioritised
Network Contingency
Significant restrictions are in place to protect critical medical deliveries.
Collections & Deliveries
- Medical jobs only
FAQ
Our Network Status Framework allows you to see how each area is operating and performing. Every Branch within our network has one of four Status levels assigned to it. This allows you to understand possible impacts on your business and your customers.
Changes in staff or courier contractor numbers, freight volumes, weather, government regulations etc. Other things that may impact the Status level of our network are supply chain disruption, extreme weather, acts of god etc.
Every working day, we make relevant updates on our online dashboard and online booking dashboard (sudden major changes in our network mean we may update it more frequently). Our Network Status Dashboard shows what status applies for each of our branches across the country. We recommend you bookmark this page on your browser.
