BusinessTongan tech pioneer helps businesses level up using AIAfu Taumoepeau is changing the game for businesses using technology and artificial intelligence. Khalia StrongFri, 13 Dec
SummerYule regret it: Dos and dont's at the work Christmas partyWhile the office Xmas bash can be a great way to unwind, it's important to avoid ending up with the hangover of an HR investigation.Christine RovoiThu, 12 Dec
Health‘We’re overworked, we’re tired’: Nurses strike for better pay, safer staffingLena Emani-Manoa, of Auckland Hospital, advocates for fair and secure conditions as over 36,000 nurses protest their treatment in the healthcare system.Sariah MagaoaThu, 05 Dec
BusinessNational code of practice ‘big win’ for wharf workersNew safety standards at New Zealand's ports have been introduced to address the rate of deaths and injuries in the maritime sector.Khalia StrongTue, 03 Dec
OpinionWill's Word: Tailored employment support step in the right directionWilliam Terite backs initiative offering plans for job seekers, tackling barriers and boosting accountability.William TeriteMon, 02 Dec
BusinessFair News Bill: Expert warns small media outlets could suffer lossesGoogle has threatened to stop linking to news content in New Zealand if the proposed legislation to make offshore tech giants pay media companies is passed.Christine RovoiWed, 20 Nov
PoliticsWeekly report on benefit numbers droppedThe government maintains the key info will still be in the monthly and quarterly reports, but the Labour party is calling it a cover up as unemployment rises.Khalia StrongThu, 14 Nov
PoliticsUnemployment hits Pacific communities hard - LabourBarbara Edmonds is calling for immediate government action over job losses in key sectors and support for affected communities.'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 06 Nov
Society • TongaRSE workers still in hospital following bus crashAn investigation will look into what caused the bus to roll near Rotorua, prompting multiple airlifts to local hospitals. Khalia StrongMon, 04 Nov
NewsWhakaata Māori: Major changes afoot amid funding cutsOfficials warn that if unaddressed, job losses will be the least of the TV station's worries.Christine RovoiFri, 25 Oct
