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What does a Netflix flight attendant have to do for $595,000?

"The people on board expect the highest levels of service".

It’s not us, it’s you: How to tell if you’re being ‘quiet fired’

Telegraph: You've probably heard of 'quiet quitting'. Here's the bosses' equivalent.

Why Labour's Youth MP doesn't want children

The Maungakiekie MP feels right at home being in charge of the youth portfolio.

Seven days of chaos: TVNZ and the end of Kamahl Santamaria

Broadcasting star's career unravelled over one dramatic week.

'The system is broken': Kids falling out of school puts demand on Alternative Education

Alternative education space in Northland is filled with over-capacity and minimal funding.

Man caught with child sex abuse publications fights to keep his name secret

Man files appeal against refusal to grant him permanent name suppression.

'He always chose to live, and to live fully': Man believed to be NZ's oldest dies aged 107

Pioneering heart doctor escaped death aged 28 in Karachi military hospital during WWII.

'He looked down the sights at me': Cop shot at in pursuit

Passenger accused of deliberately assisting a driver to aim a gun at pursuing police

Local Focus: Rotorua's male midwife says gender is irrelevant

One of only eight male midwives across the country. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Meghan at 40: Is she about to enter her power decade?

Camilla Tominey's take on the Duchess of Sussex celebrates her significant birthday.

'A culture of acceptance of misconduct': The MediaWorks review

Maria Dew QC's independent report on MediaWorks, here's what you need to know.

Women still more likely to report the news than appear in it

There is still a huge gender gap in the media, writes Massey University's Susan Fountaine.

'Fear for livelihood': Student nurses open up on 'anxiety'

Student nurse numbers have been recorded at a near-decade low over fears of ill treatment.

Bubble trouble: Aussie 'predators' offer big dollars to lure Kiwi labour

Australian recruiters are offering big money to lure Kiwi workers across the ditch.

Nurses strike: 'I try to cry at home, I go to work afraid'

For eight hours, 1400 Northland nurses stopped work to ask for a better deal.

Nurses to go on strike: 'Offer from DHBs not addressing issues'

Union organiser: Staff are at breaking point and constantly worried about patient safety.