NZ Post Collectables

15/05/2026

The All Whites are set to return to the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 16 years next month!

We've got some new stamps to mark the big occasion - available now from https://collectables.nzpost.co.nz/

The just-announced 2026 squad will be just the third men’s New Zealand side to compete at the tournament, following the debut 1982 side and the iconic 2010 team, who went undefeated in South Africa.

Go team!
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06/05/2026

Our May 2026 stamp issue on Foraging explores edible plants that are easily identifiable and commonly found throughout Aotearoa New Zealand.

With artwork illustrated in beautiful detail by artist Erin Forsyth discover the wild, edible offerings of our beautiful backyard with these Foraging commemorative stamps.

Foraging offers a fun and rewarding way to connect with nature, and Aotearoa New Zealand is home to a bounty of edible flora. It’s important to forage safely – only pick plants you are sure you can identify using multiple sources (it’s best to leave mushrooms to the experts!); avoid sites that may be polluted, private property and reserves; and to keep it sustainable, take no more than one-third of a plant.

To complement the stamp issue, we've released a limited number of A3 Kawakawa art prints signed by Erin, and a set of six beautiful greeting cards, all available now at www.collectables.nzpost.co.nz

23/04/2026

Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage is re-opening the National War Memorial to visitors, who will be welcomed back inside the memorial on Anzac weekend for the first time in six years.

This month we issued Anzac Traditions, a set of four stamps that reflects on the rituals people have participated in since the first Anzac Day: https://collectables.nzpost.co.nz/anzac2026

New Zealanders will gather across the country on 25 April to mark Anzac Day 2026, coming together in remembrance of all those who have served the nation in times of war, conflict, and peace support operations.

10/04/2026

Each year, Anzac Day on April 25th marks the anniversary of the landing of Australian and New Zealand soldiers – the Anzacs – on the Gallipoli Peninsula of Türkiye in 1915, during the First World War.

The first New Zealand Anzac Day was observed in 1916, the year following the landing, with parades of returned servicemen from Gallipoli and other campaigns, and sombre memorial services. In 1921 Anzac Day became a full public holiday. Since then, the annual commemorations remain an important time for local communities to make sense of the suffering and loss experienced during New Zealand’s wartime engagements.

Anzac Day traditions have evolved through the years to acknowledge all our military personnel who have served, and the diverse experiences of war. Yet many features of the original Anzac commemorations are still practiced.

Find out more about Aotearoa New Zealand's Anzac Day traditions with our April stamp issue, available now at www.collectables.nzpost.co.nz/anzac2026

18/03/2026

In another dimension (Whanganui)… the NZ Post Collectables
office is overcome by the power of the Rocky Horror Show currently sweeping the land and taken on a Time Warp adventure ⚡

[feat. the Chocky Horror Block of delicious raspberry milk chocolate, courtesy of Wellington Chocolate Factory ]

03/03/2026

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most successful local film.
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Hunt for the Wilderpeople stamps and collectables are available now: https://collectables.nzpost.co.nz/wilderpeople

Writer and director Taika Waititi first came in contact with the Hunt for the Wilderpeople project in 2005, and the film was eventually shot across a five-week period in the New Zealand winter months of May and June 2015. Filming took place in a variety of stunning locations across New Zealand, ...

04/02/2026

Are you ready to give yourself over to absolute pleasure? 🫦

Just as the Rocky Horror stage show returns to NZ shores, we’ve got a special batch of raspberry milk chocolate slabs from the lab at

Made here in NZ, this very limited edition bar will make you shiver with antici…pation 🍫

Only available from www.collectables.nzpost.co.nz

13/01/2026

Celebrate the Year of the Horse in 2026 with stamps and gold collectables.

Celebrate the Year of the Horse with stamps and gold collectables.

03/12/2025

Audiences will next return to Pandora with 20th Century Studios' Avatar: Fire and Ash, opening exclusively in New Zealand and Australian cinemas on December 18, 2025, featuring stunning visuals, new clans, environments, and creatures.

To celebrate, NZ Post is issuing a special commemorative sheetlet of stamps, featuring stunning images from the new film.

https://collectables.nzpost.co.nz/fireandash

Advance tickets for Avatar: Fire and Ash are now available for purchase wherever tickets are sold.

05/11/2025

Our November stamp issue explores the biosecurity defence system that protects Aotearoa against pests, diseases and other biological threats.

As an island nation, we’re free from many of the nasties found elsewhere in the world. Our pristine natural environment is part of our national identity and a drawcard for international tourists. We expect it to be protected.

The good news: New Zealand has a world-class biosecurity system. So far, we’ve kept out major biological threats, like foot and mouth disease, eradicated invasive pests, and managed to keep people safe from rabies.

While Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) plays a key role, biosecurity in New Zealand is a team game involving many different players - from government agencies to industry groups, scientists, Māori organisations and everyday Kiwis. The Department of Conservation works to protect native species from invasive threats, regional councils manage pest control at a local level, and industry bodies help develop response plans for sector-specific risks. Even businesses and travellers have a part to play, following biosecurity rules and keeping an eye out for anything unusual.

Find out more about our November stamp issue on biosecurity here: https://collectables.nzpost.co.nz/biosecurity