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Boxing: Tua wins backyard brawl
New Zealand heavyweight boxer David Tua barely raised a sweat despite being taken the distance by American Demetrice King in South Auckland tonight.
Whatever happened to ...
The crème de la crème of 6th form academia went head-to-head on our television sets in the 1981 final of It's Academic. Three decades later, Otahuhu College team member Alan Perrott went in search of his teammates and rivals.
Where there's a will...
Success can be a state of mind. Dionne Christian talks to a trio of New Zealanders who had the determination to make their dreams come true.
Cooking up a storm
If the young talent rising in the food ranks is anything to go by, our restaurant scene is about to get a whole lot more exciting. Viva's restaurant reviewer talks to three chefs ready to shake things up.
Older workers choosing work over retirement
Many older workers are choosing work over retirement and often it's not for the money.
Three fold increase in doctors heading to Oz - recruiters
A medical recruitment company claims to have seen a 300 per cent rise in New Zealand doctors leaving to find better pay in Australia in the last year.
<i>Gill South</i>: For some chief executives, it's more than a job - it's a vocation
Engage your head and your heart, bosses advised.
Chris Rattue: We cannot afford Nonu's stupidity
The Ma'a Nonu who turned up on Friday is the one Graham Henry should think seriously about deleting from his World Cup plans.
Tapu Misa: So many positives in the life of a soldier
Secure job, training, no student loan, chance to see the world, how could any parent object?
Normal 9-5 jobs dying off
Jobs are disappearing and work is becoming transactional, a business futurologist says.
League: Tuiaki forced to retire
A chronic ankle injury has finally forced Kiwis and West Tigers wing Taniela Tuiaki to retire.
Off the beach, into the office
Togs, togs, togs ... undies - remember the advertising image of a beachgoer in swimming togs walking up the beach into a shopping centre?
<i>Your business:</i> Giving travellers a chance to help out
Voluntourism catching on with holidaymakers and companies.
Javier Bardem once worked as a stripper
The No Country For Old Men star wasn't sure what he wanted to do when he started off his working life and so decided to try his hands at a number of jobs, and even bared his body at one point.