I'll get straight to the point, the Australia Post angels at this outlet are polite, friendly,…read moreprofessional, but above all they will have you served, get you what you want and have you on your way, a lot faster and with less fuss than most other post offices around here. They do get quite busy, I think it's because those from Broady and Oak Park know it will be less stressful to drive the extra couple of kms to Glenroy. Morning before lunch, and mid afternoon (long enough after lunch but before the masses exit work for the day) are the best times to go to avoid the crowds. But even when it is busy the staff are so capable you're wait in the queue is likely to be minimal.

I cannot stand going to this post office. Yes, some of the staff are nice but its always packed…read more There is never enough staff for the amount of people coming in and when the line suddenly starts to move and get shorter, the staff all start disappearing out the back. I hate that my parcels are directed here if I happen not to be home to accept a delivery. It means I have to pick it up from this post office which in most cases takes around 20-30 mins. Avoid at all costs in my opinion.

The postal worker is not working properly. He does not deliver orders because he does not want to…read moreput the box at the door and is satisfied with putting a receipt in the mailbox to be received at the post office.

If you're in a rush for something important, it's best not to try and slip in here first; even if…read morethe place is free of other customers. I've never been to a post office where it has taken so long to get a simple money order. After 15 minutes of standing at the counter watching the franchisee tapping away at her computer processing my request; I politely asked how much longer it was going to take, (holding my 10kg baby was getting a tad painful by that stage). For my impatience I then received an equally polite lecture on the intricacies and difficulty of putting a money order through the system. Sure, the franchisee is nice enough and she probably is trying her best, but I don't have the time, (nor the energy to hold my beautiful bundle) to wait 20 minutes for a money order - particularly when I was the only customer! Maybe my patience is all being used on my children, but I'd prefer to drive the extra five minutes to the Glenroy Post Office. You might have to wait in a queue for five minutes but even with the drive time added to the wait time, you'll still be ten minutes up and not seething by the time you're creasing up that money order.