Shed Issue 90 late arriving in Australia

An update for all our Australian readers of The Shed.
Shipping schedules have been seriously disrupted with the COVID 19 Lockdown here in New Zealand therefore copies of Issue #90 won't arrive in Sydney until mid-June.
Expect to see copies in the shops and in subscribers' letterboxes about a week after 14 June. Our apologies for this lateness, let's hope this is a one-off disruption.

An update for all our Australian readers of The Shed.
Shipping schedules have been seriously disrupted with the COVID 19 Lockdown here in New Zealand therefore copies of Issue #90 won’t arrive in Sydney until mid-June.
Expect to see copies in the shops and in subscribers’ letterboxes about a week after 14 June. Our apologies for this lateness, let’s hope this is a one-off disruption.



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