Educators to be honoured in special frontline heroes stamp issue

Australia Post has released a new set of stamps honouring those who have continued to serve and protect their fellow Australians in the face of the global pandemic, and the associated challenges that came with it.
The Frontline Heroes commemorative stamp issue pays tribute to healthcare workers, educators, Australian Defence Force members and police, and essential services including postal workers, supermarket staff and deliverers of food and other essential items.
Nicole Sheffield, Australia Post Executive General Manager Community & Consumer, said the stamp designs pay tribute to the brave individuals who have been “saviours to us all” through the last 12 months, “caring for our most vulnerable and helping us cope with the many impacts of COVID-19”.
The series represents the everyday heroes who continue to keep the country moving by providing important services to the community, including educators who have been quick to adapt to online learning.
“Healthcare workers have tested millions, Australian Defence Force and the police services have helped monitor our borders and quarantine arrangements,” Ms Sheffield said, “ and our posties, delivery drivers and supermarket staff have kept businesses running and provided access to essential products and services, and we thank them together with all Australians for their continued efforts.”
The five $1.10 stamps were designed by The Australia Post Design Studio and illustrated by Robert Elliott. Associated products include a minisheet, stamp pack, maxicards and first day cover.
The stamps and associated products are available now at participating Post Offices, via mail order on 1800 331 794, and online at auspost.com.au/stamps, while stocks last.
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