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How did Health NZ spend $72m on contractors and consultants for a single IT project?
ANALYSIS: A test case for what can go wrong in infrastructure project planning.
Maori high-tech awards handed out at Spark Arena
Drone company takes award for top Māori company.
Opinion: Why we need to map the Māori tech sector and the report that backs it up
Dr Karaitiana Taiuru on the ground-breaking "Mapping the Māori Tech Sector".
The firm helping you get the top job
Crew Consulting founder Tom Sweeney explains why his firm is based in Dunedin and what it's like being an owner.
IT salaries dip as migrant talent arrives
Medium IT salaries are down 2 per cent on increasing international job applicants.
Govt research: Where all the jobs are
The Government says there are strong prospects for construction, infrastructure and the IT sector. But things look dim for actors, pilots and air traffic controllers.
New programme an industry disruptor
A programme anticipated to change the face of the IT recruitment industry has today been launched by two NZ business owners.
Surge in summer job listings - Trade Me
New figures show there's been a big hike in demand for jobs over the past year. So what vacancies are employers looking to fill - and where?
Restless workers exploit social media for new jobs
When Mark Gozzo got a request from a stranger to connect on LinkedIn, he considered it just another chance to expand his professional network. In a month's time, it had turned into a new job.
Dita De Boni: Cut, trim, slash, hack - it never ends
Getting rid of surplus back-office workers sounds logical enough, but there's always a hidden cost.
Aussie skills shortage prompts new Kiwi exodus fears
Fears of a resurgent skills exodus across the Tasman are growing after new research found a growing Australian skills shortage.
Accounting - the cool career
More secondary school and university students should consider accounting and finance as a career, says a recruitment specialist.
<i>Kate Ross:</i> The problem with social networking sites
Recruitment specialist Kate Ross shares the reservations she has about websites like Facebook and Twitter.