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Travel boom as Kiwis escape for long weekend
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Local talent fills the Covid-19 void
Travel woes and quarantine will see local actors snap up roles in blockbuster productions.
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Axed senior Kathmandu manager claims Covid-19 restructure was unfair
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Campaign urges Kiwis to buy a job
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Huge spike in real estate enrolments as Covid-19 job seekers retrain
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'Devastated:' More than 1300 Air NZ staff to lose jobs
'Air New Zealand values its staff less than its profit and shareholders': worker
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Job losses and closure for Playcentre Aotearoa unless funding increases
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Budget 2020: Unemployment seen peaking at 9.8% in September
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Wage subsidy scheme extended by 8 weeks - who's eligible?
Govt's wage subsidy scheme extended by eight weeks - which companies can claim it?
Go NZ! iTicket founder creates click and collect platform for cafes
New gig for boss of iTicket as his event ticketing business grinds to a halt.
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Companies are reviewing long-term work from home policies as workspaces change.
Doughboats venture provides perfect bubble outing when we get to level 2
Second chance for "Doughboat" business that launched just before Covid-19 lockdown.
How our work lives could change post-Covid 19
One hour of working from home can produce as much work as three hours in the office.
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Inter-regional travel bans could prevent ski fields from opening
Ruapehu Alpine Lifts is 'pushing really, really strongly' for the ski fields to open.
'Carnage' for retailers under alert level 3 - sales down 80 per cent
Sales slump 80 per cent and online trading won't come to close to helping narrow the gap.
Tourism plea: Open up under level 2 to help save industry
Domestic travel essential to keep struggling tourism businesses going.
Two days to go: 20 essential things to know about level 3
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Want a job? There are plenty of opportunities despite Covid-19 lockdown
Jobs in NZ's primary industry are ripe for the picking during all levels of lockdown.
Covid-19: Top tips for job seekers during lockdown
There are no excuses for a poor CV with lockdown providing opportunity to get it right.
Focus on skills, not role, in tough new job market
Your existing skills could be repurposed for entirely new jobs.
Should you keep up your job search during lockdown?
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The free financial support you can access if you've lost your job
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Crime scene cleaners called in for Covid-19 jobs
Crime scene cleaning experts have been called in to do Covid-19 sanitation services now.
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There are practical steps you can take to soften the blow of redundancy to Covid-19.
Full house to ghost tables: Virus dines out on hospo success
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New post-pandemic infrastructure group to spark $10m-plus projects
Infrastructure projects of $10m-plus in the new group's orbit.