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New Zealand's finance bosses have ambitious plans
New Zealand's top money men and women are not satisfied with reaching the peak of their financial career - many also want to be the
New Zealand's top money men and women are not satisfied with reaching the peak of their financial career - many also want to be the
A Massey High School student has secured a place at a prestigious music college, the same institution that sparked the careers of John Mayer, Imagine Dragons and Quincy Jones.
Employers are being challenged to take on 500 unemployed young people in the next 50 days to give young New Zealanders a break into their first jobs.
The chance to take the top job was 'too good to be true', Inland Revenue boss Naomi Ferguson tells Tamsyn Parker.
John Funnell was the search-and-rescue pilot who has saved the lives of thousands of victims, clocking up a staggering 19,000 hours of flight time.
All Black Aaron Smith faces a tough road to shake the shame of his sex scandal.
The Trumps of NZ have expressed mixed opinions on the US presidential candidate - one wants to sue him for defamation, one thinks he's what the US needs.
WATCH: Successful New Zealand fashion designer, Kharl WiRepa from Rotorua opens up about his life before and after his addiction to meth.
Support helps women get to the top, but so does taking your chances, an aspiring CEO tells Tamsyn Parker.
Getting into debt early and spending more than you earn can set you up for a life time of poor financial decisions.
Natasha Hoyland used to be a homebody. Now she is forging a career as a stand-up comedian, a path she credits to YWCA's Future Leaders programme.
Even in the long-established tea and coffee trade, there's still room for innovation.
Friends, family, colleagues, colleagues' family members - nosy nurse looked at their medical notes.
Whanganui 21-year-old Patrick Richardson has celebrated his formal commissioning as a Royal Navy Officer on parade at Britannia Royal
It is a tough task for teenagers to make sound decisions about their career path.
Labour wants careers advice to be more professional.
COMMENT: Is it too much to ask that both parents take equal responsibility for their children? Or that their workplaces support them equally?
Auckland's sky-high house prices were the catalyst for a former advertising executive to chuck in a 20-year career and pick up tools.
You wouldn't think giving kids good career advice was an overly difficult job; and yet, here we are.
Providing these opportunities not only strengthens the knowledge and skills of their employees, but also helps retain their top talent.
Arne Sorenson recently shared his views on what employers are looking for in their new hires at an event at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business.
Negative attitudes and perceptions of discrimination against part-time employees remain strong.
Danielle Wright discovers that it's not so much what degree you do as just doing a degree that counts
In the past, apprenticeships were often seen as something for people who didn't get good enough grades to go to university. Times have changed, reports Danielle Wright
Do you have a work bestie? A pretty straightforward (if paraphrased) question you'd think, but it still made me sit back and think. By Alan Perrott
For many school-leavers university is a great option. It can lead to rewarding careers.
January is a great time to re-assess your life and career progress, ask "Am I enjoying my job and career?