7-Eleven postal outlet worker Rhonda Sam measures a Christmas parcel for Joanne Paddison (left). With the countdown to Christmas the lineups are long and busy with people sending out gifts and cards.

Postal outlets kept busy with parcel shipping season

Postal outlets kept busy with parcel shipping season as the countdown to Christmas unfolds.

7-Eleven postal outlet worker Rhonda Sam measures a Christmas parcel for Joanne Paddison (left). With the countdown to Christmas the lineups are long and busy with people sending out gifts and cards.

 

 

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