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A global survey shows fewer younger workers have their eyes on the corner office. Audio

A survey of 150 New Zealand organisations found that 44 percent of those targeted in the past two years paid up. Audio

A new survey shows around a third of diagnosed New Zealanders worry they might lose their jobs if they can't get the medication they need. Audio

Teachers and principals are calling the situation "dire", according to a new report. Audio

Wellington mayor says project has been given the green-light, and it appears Little did not understand council process. Audio

Batteries for electric vehicles are notoriously difficult to recycle. Audio

Pope Leo XIV has stood up for helping migrants, equality for women, climate change, John Dew says. Audio

Politicians should not be allowed to decide who can practise, the Medical Council warns. Audio

There's been a 17 percent rise in fires started from lithium ion batteries used in phones, hearing aids and power tools, an insurer says. Audio

Poor performance reporting, difficulty tracing what government spending actually achieves and the erosion of trust in the public sector have been key concerns of outgoing Auditor-General John Ryan. Audio

The Banking Association has updated its code of practice to help stop customers becoming victims. Audio

Consumers are also being hit in the pocket by daily fixed charges on gas, on top of their electricity charge, Consumer NZ says Audio

数据显示，新版投资移民签证在实施两周的时间里就收到了数十份申请。

Dozens of applications have been received since the introduction two weeks ago. Audio

A ship run by Schmidt Institute was heading for Bellingshausen Sea when an iceberg broke clean, exposing 510 square kilometres of previously inaccessible ocean. Audio

Nathanial Swain says keeping classes together and providing additional specialised support for those struggling ensures the best overall learning outcome. Audio

Health experts and former politicians want transparency and accountability to 'end hidden lobbying'. Audio

"The things that she is recommending won't actually do anything much to address critical risks." Audio

Prisoners eligible for parole are having to wait longer for an early release because of under-resourced rehabilitation and reintegration programmes. Audio

The average flock size in the Malte Brun area last year was twice that seen two years before. Audio

A Wellington woman charged for broadband internet she was not signed up to for more than two years says telecommunications companies need to make their systems fairer. Audio

New Zealand was a relatively wealthy country, but very little gets left behind in wills for charity. Audio

Some are making frozen meals last three days or not eating at all as the cost of living bites. Audio

A woman dropped off her bowel screening test into one of the boxes - only to realise two weeks later it was never sent. Audio

A freshwater scientist is adamant slated changes to the rules around releasing treated sewage into waterways is a backwards step, but the regulator says it will bring much-needed consistency to… Audio