Jobs are disappearing and work is becoming transactional, a business futurologist says.

A chronic ankle injury has finally forced Kiwis and West Tigers wing Taniela Tuiaki to retire.

Haydn Shore - life as a bike park manager

Togs, togs, togs ... undies - remember the advertising image of a beachgoer in swimming togs walking up the beach into a shopping centre?

Voluntourism catching on with holidaymakers and companies.

The No Country For Old Men star wasn't sure what he wanted to do when he started off his working life and so decided to try his hands at a number of jobs, and even bared his body at one point.

Three years after the death of her lover Heath Ledger, actress Michelle Williams has an Oscar nomination. The Hollywood star talks candidly to Tim Teeman about grief, her daughter, her mania for cleaning — and her new film.

Companies are looking to lift staff to meet growth plans.

Books can help explain the challenge of transitions, says Margie Elley-Brown

It takes a lot to shock John Humphrys. But when Justin Webb, his co-host on 'Today', revealed that he was the secret love child of the Welshman's old BBC colleague, the newsreader Peter Woods, even Humphrys was taken aback.

New Zealand's support staff has received a boost in star wattage with the signing of former South African speed great Allan Donald.

Warehouse chief says he is disappointed at speculation

In The Black Swan Nassim Taleb describes a black swan as a significant unexpected random event that has a large impact. The question is, how do we best position ourselves to benefit from or minimise the negatives of such events?

Often people I meet seem genuinely curious about what it's like to work in the advertising industry.