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Dire shortage of te reo Māori teachers

'Simply not enough teachers', say schools.

What your body language says about you in a job interview

Fidgeting and clicking a pen are no-nos.

Will watching porn at work and stealing get you fired?

The threshold for losing your job can be quite high.

Pay surprise: Restraint at top, large to enormous rises for poorly paid

Wages were relatively steady for past year - but big changes ahead.

Are you honing the right skills for your future?

What you think your future bosses want may not be what they are looking for.

Bright Sparks: Calling all inventors

Previous winners have gone on to work for the likes of Google.

Future workspace about flexibility

Vodafone's new office gives staff a much greater variety of workspaces.

Sponsored: How to stand out in a crowded marketplace

Employers who go the extra mile to make employees happy will win.

Grant Verhoeven: Five steps to returning to work after a career break

It can be daunting to restart a career after raising children.

Theatre Month: A day in the life of a youth theatre coordinator

Nicola Arrow gets to combine her love of theatre with her love of teaching.

Take a holiday - it could save your life

This is probably the best career advice you'll hear all day.

Competition seeks nation's top young inventors

Previous winners have gone on to work for the likes of Google and Microsoft.

Think you can be a spy? Solve these codes

Spy agency is recruiting.

Nasa internships available for Kiwi students

Scholarships can also help pay the students' costs.

Robot carers: It's a matter of trust

As survival rates of crippling diseases increase, so will AI in hospitals.

Your first job: Five tips for workplace newbies

Welcome to the first day of the rest of your life.

Defence fight against sexual behaviour wins award

'If the military can do it, others can do it'.

It's a crap job - but someone has to do it

Members of a crack team can earn $100,000 each.