What's pink hair to do with ability at science? Absolutely nothing, says Siouxsie Wiles.

Benneydale kids learn about animal genetics on the farm. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Olivia Wensley has inspired hundreds to share their sexual harassment stories.

Ady McKenzie has a new career, and she's loving it.

Almost 90 per cent of lawyers have either experienced or witnessed harassment at work.

About 90 primary school teachers turned out to discuss their claims.

A couple of little, innocuous words could stand between you and your dream job.

Jane Wrightson is one of the people receiving an award from Massey University tomorrow.

Seeing people change, get well and live the life they want to is the most rewarding part.

COMMENT: 'Soft' skills of a general university degree are needed in today's careers too.

COMMENT: We are the generation of millennials hitting the dreaded "quarter-life crisis".

In 1958 he was a boy racer, in 2018 he's aiming to win a fourth New Zealand Grand Prix.

Renovated 130-year-old cottage is now home to a family-run business.

The story of four different Kiwis who've chosen to jump off the "normal life" path.

Comment: Jacinda Ardern baby puts pressure on employers to be more flexible.

Students switching from BA and BCom degrees to more job-rich fields such as IT.

Youth shows have seen new performers join local theatre. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Policeman Martin Carroll spends his time away from the patrol car crafting silverware.

Former Whanganui High school student talks about how she got where she is today.

A co worker was demoted when he asked for counselling after a relationship ended.

Joe Te Wharau uses 3D technology to create Māori art. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Kiwi women are lagging behind the US where one in three earn more than their husbands.

Joy and Graeme Atkinson have learned that kindness goes a long way.

Children's author Joy Cowley tops New Year Honours list with the Order of New Zealand.

Reportage of my departure from Seven Sharp has outdone itself in terms of sheer bollocks.

Research by Economic think tank BERL finds a surprising financial outcome for apprentices

A new study has revealed surprising statistics about workplace food fiends.

When she found herself "lying in her mum's arms in a foetal position", Bella quit her job.

Friends at work can make a long day go faster, but they aren't always a blessing.

Women left council to start natural health businesses. Made with funding from NZ On Air.