The Stirling Post Office, in my opinion is all about the staff. They are just that good. I'm sure…read morethere's a specific word for the type and volume of good they are, I just don't know it. I'm sure the Germans have a word for it. It's pretty much like any other small Australia Post, but I always walk out feeling somehow enlightened or emotionally lifted. If I were to open a cafe or restaurant I'd offer them all jobs. It's not just the friendliness, it's the additional advice, the accurate knowledge and the simple, happy feel that they as a team give the place. I always enjoy going here. Just give me an excuse, I'm sure I need to send someone something...

Without a doubt the worst customer service I have ever received, from the owner no less. Never…read morepurchase a electrical device from this store as it will fail within a month and you will not receive a refund or replacement. What you will receive is a pack of lies and the runaround.

A small store considering that the queue for service can stretch out the door on busy days, the…read moreBlackwood Branch has the same strange array of items in store that most Post stores now have next to the envelopes and boxes. The staff are quite nice and helpful although I wish their were a few ore who worked the floor as the demand for attention at the teller is normally so strong I feel that if I ask a complicated question those behind me in the queue start boring holes into the back of my head with their eyes as I take up more time. Either way, the line does move and everyone stays happy. Yay!

I have had a few dealings with this Australia Post before, including to purchase travellers…read morecheques, organise passport photos and collecting parcels. I have found many of the staff to be very cold and give you the impression that you are ruining their day by bothering them with your enquiries. Given that Australia Post is not doing too well financially, you should be happy that you still have a job.

As post offices go this is definitely one of the more efficient ones. In my experience most of the…read moresmaller outlets are a little lost in time and seem to operate at half speed. I come to this post office fairly regularly and there is always a long queue but it seems to move pretty quickly. I was really impressed the other day when I went to post some Christmas items. The queue was even longer than normal and I was ready to start reading a novel on my Iphone when the next minute I looked up and I was at the front of the line; amazing efficiency. Someone, had obviously had the foresight to put on extra staff over the Christmas period. The downside for them was that I didn't have much time to look at the goodies for sale they conveniently place alongside the line where you queue. Usually, while I am waiting I get sucked in by the cute little things they have on offer that I usually buy for upcoming birthdays or just because they are there and I have time to browse. The service at the counter was equally as efficient and the staff were very friendly and were probably happy because they didn't have to deal with people who were ticked off for waiting in line for so long - everyone wins.

I've been in here to post a few things over the years, and one thing I like is they tend to scan…read moreregistered post items then and there so they are in the system and can be tracked. A surprising number of Aust Post outlets don't do this. I agree with Alison that the queue seems to move pretty fast, so don't be put off if it seems busy. They also have some pretty good gift ideas, and you'll see a lot of them as you move along in the line.

With all the up market shops on King William Road, its nice to find this one quaint little place…read morethat almost feels like it belongs to another era - that's how I feel about the Australia Post post office at Hyde Park. This is possibly the tiniest post office I've ever been to and it is a one man show. There seems to be just the one person on duty and he's made this his domain. While you can still access all the normal Australia Post services, you had just better hope there's not more than three other people ahead of you to post their letters because you simply won't get inside. I have heard people comment on some sort of rudeness in this particular post office but I have to stress that I've never experienced it and I find the service friendly and always helpful. Even if you just go and visit once, stop by at this tiniest of post offices just to experience the sheer cuteness of the place. I would be really interested to know if anyone knows of a smaller post office branch in an inner city location.

This Australia Post may be the tiniest one I've ever seen. There's room for about five people to…read morestand in it, and all you can really do is post things. There are no displays of cards and cookbooks and tennis rackets and washing machines that you can buy like all of the other Australia Post outlets these days (ok, some of those products may be exaggerated), but I like it that way. Though sparse and squishy, I love this post office. The lady who always seems to be behind the counter is friendly, efficient, and never too busy to patiently answer questions. This is the place to get in, conduct your business, and get out quickly. An ideal way to go about sending stuff in the mail.