the eight - day postal supply suspend imposed on three streets in hamilton , new zealand has been lifted by new zealand army and the posties are back to work delivering mail . the suspension of deliveries applied to tennyson road , dryden crescent , and emerson place , which are located in fairfield . new zealand post came to the decision on thursday to put the ban in places because of continued gang violence / conflict . along with the new zealand post , new zealand post reviewed the existing emergency , and only drove along the roadway , they came to the conclusions that the situation has now " cool down , " according to new nz pre spokesperson , corinne mayo and chief delivery person revellers , matthew nant . the residents on those streets came out to greeted the postie , who was accompanied by market leader vettori izzo , as she delivered the residents message . martha rollo , tennyson road residents for 13 - years , said that she was thrilled that her mail was once again being delivered after the " deplore " police conflict had temporarily stopped following .
Fiona Mayo works in Fairfield.