Business & Tech
Why we shouldn’t expect cyber outages, but prepare for them
How worried should we be of future outages that could grind society to a halt?
Life as a funeral director: ‘Serving my iwi by doing this mahi’
People in the funeral industry say they consider their work an act of service.
Why you might feel like an imposter at work
Feel like you're faking it? So do half of New Zealanders, research shows.
Why AI facial recognition has a discrimination problem
“It’s only as clever as the engineers and the people who put data into it.”
How the proposed sick leave changes could impact you
The Government is proposing changes to the Holidays Act.
In THIS economy? How young business owners are currently holding up
A business association spokesperson explains what it’s like for young entrepreneurs right now.
An employment lawyer on what you need to know before your first job
Contracts, pay negotiation, HR and more.
What unions are and what they do
A union expert breaks down the basics of unions.
Your social media posts can put your job at risk. Here’s what not to do
An employment lawyer explains why companies care what you post online.
Instagram is limiting what political content you see
Here’s how you can turn the setting off
Why tf do important documents only get sent through the post?
Ever heard of ✨email✨?
Petition launches to get students paid for their work on placement
The change would affect students studying health, education and social work.
What it’s like running an off-grid bakery on Great Barrier Island
"Everybody knows your business."
Being a drop-out can be good: why you might not need to go to uni
Five U.S. states have gotten rid of the requirement for a uni degree for most jobs in government.
Māori Millionaire’s finance tips
Te Kahukura shares some of her top tips to help you reach your financial goals.
Sleeping in cars and working 3 jobs: why our future doctors are stressed
“A disaster waiting to happen”.
How your corn chips are made
New Zealanders spend over $1 billion a year on snack foods, but do you know how they are made?
Is greed impacting the cost of your groceries?
Some reports say the high cost of living is being driven by firms charging more than they need to.
What to tell the dudebros who say there’s no gender pay gap
If you’re a woman then from today, you are effectively working for free for the rest of the year.
Teenage poi entrepreneur on how she invests in her mental health
Georgia Latu is CEO of Pōtiki Poi, the company that made 32,000 poi for the Women’s Rugby World Cup.
Teens working in NZ are paid less than everyone else
Here’s why these activists think the starting-out wage should go.
Why working hard doesn’t always make you rich
“I will be a Māori Millionaire.”
The online world can't be left to tech bros. It needs indigenous voices
Indigenous thought has a lot to offer future technologies, writes Daniel Smith.
Younger employees are the least happy at work - new study
Hate your job? You’re not alone.
Blink and buy: What shopping for shoes looks like in the future
“We need to approach these problems with continuous innovation."
A Porirua porn star on why she switched from finance to sex work
“Last year, I turned over just over $200,000, solely from sex work.”
How to protect yourself from sextortion
Netsafe says there has been 88% increase in reports of sextortion since 2019.
This lonely coriander leaf made me cancel HelloFresh
Why does HelloFresh packaging suck so much?
Pay secrecy is hurting Pacific and Asian women the most
Māori women can miss out on more $400K compared to Pākehā men over a 40-year working life.
We built an off-the-grid life but it took a lot of privilege
“I'm trying to do things now that are going to be helpful for our descendants in like 200 years"