One of the solutions that was proposed for the Lower North Shore was identifying urgent parcels in a very distinctive way, for example, parcels containing medication for diabetes or epilepsy. Despite that proposal, it's clear that some parcels aren't reaching their destination or aren't reaching it in time. However, for people with epilepsy or diabetes, it's a matter of life or death.
What do we need to do to ensure that people get their parcels on time? It's true that this is a vast country, but we're talking about urgent situations where peoples' lives might be in danger.
Furthermore, these situations mean that the population in some areas is in decline, thereby putting those regions at a huge disadvantage.