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Newsreader Paul Brennan. Audio

Surf Lifesaver Grace Poole. Audio

We're going way down south to the Franz Josef Glacier, where Dale Burrows works as a professional glacier guide. Audio

Scuba instructor, Darren Spratt Audio

Pet photographer Tara Sutherland. Audio

Creating more jobs in rural regions has been touted as a way to help ease Auckland's housing crisis. Audio

Deborah Gray is one half of a husband and wife clowning team in Wellington. Audio

With Aaron Marriott, who owns a skydiving business. Audio

Jane Dixon from Golden Bay's Mussel Inn. Audio

We're in Christchurch at Orana Park, it's more a wildlife park than a traditional zoo and joining us is Alyssa Salton, the Head Keeper of Native Fauna. Audio

More and more jobs connected to the primary sector will be generated in cities and towns, not on the farm. Audio

Advertisements for jobs dipped slightly in October. Audio

The unemployment rate continues to fall, even as the working-age population and the number of jobs grow and wages inflation remains subdued. Audio

Low wages, a lack of security, and juggling work and families - all reasons a number of New Zealanders are unhappy in their jobs. Audio

ANZ Bank's latest assessment of job advertisements shows increased demand for workers. Audio

The future of a Canterbury adventure tourism company is in doubt after it was barred from using a Canterbury high country station by the station's new American owners. Audio

RNZ Auckland correspondents explore what political party policies might mean for NZ's biggest and most diverse city Audio

Claims ACC releases full case files to employers With Helen Kelly - President of the Council of Trade Unions, Karolin Potter - Christchurch community board member and Justice of the Peace, Ben… Audio

The Social Development Ministry is preparing to expand a Work and Income service model that came into effect last year which sees more intensive and individual case management for some people who were… Audio