Australian Postal Corporation Act 1989
18Specific postal and postal related powers
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18 Specific postal and postal related powers
Australia Post has power, for or in connection with the performance of its functions: (a) to supply packet and parcel carrying services; and (b) to supply philatelic and associated services; and (c) to supply courier services; and (d) to supply electronic mail services; and (da) to supply: (i) carriage services (within the meaning of the Telecommunications Act 1997); and (ii) content services (within the meaning of that Act); and (e) to supply document exchange services and contract mail management services; and (ea) to supply mail house services (which may include, for example, the provision of a mail order service and the doing of things incidental to the provision of such a service); and (f) to supply funds transfer services; and (g) to supply postal services (including philatelic and associated services) for Norfolk Island, Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands and foreign countries; and (h) to supply any services other than postal services to or on behalf of the Commonwealth, the States and Territories, foreign countries and other persons; and (j) to manufacture postage stamps and other goods for use in connection with postal services.