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    Our intelligence services are on the hunt for employees ... to help make New Zealand safe and secure

    Our intelligence services are on the hunt for employees ... to help make New Zealand safe and secure


    The NZSIS and GCSB is putting out the message that Kiwis can have a career in the field - even if they're not a James Bond

    NZSIS Director-General Rebecca Kitteridge says they're looking for a wide range of recruits.

    She says they want to bring in more women, and different ethnicities.

    About 170 positions will be opening across the agencies over the next year.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    Business:
    The Labour Party is calling for a probe into the Public Service Commission's ads about Thursday's mega-strike action 18:37

    Entertainment:
    Aaron Phypers has accused Denise Richards of making "false accusations" leading to his arrest 18:30

    Environment:
    Turbulent weather's still evolving across the country - for a second chaotic day, with one person dying after being hit by a fallen branch in Wellington 18:07

    Law and Order:
    Parents and caregivers are being reminded to keep close to their kids around water - even near water features that seem lower risk 18:07

    Entertainment:
    Roman Kemp says coming off antidepressants has been "difficult 18:00

    Entertainment:
    Kerry Katona wants to have children with her toyboy lover Paolo Margaglione 17:30

    Politics:
    Cross-party support for law to ensure young people's safety 17:27

    Entertainment:
    David Gilmour says he will never perform with former Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters 17:00

    Entertainment:
    Playing Bruce Springsteen in a new biopic took a terrible toll on Jeremy Allen White 16:30

    Law and Order:
    Water Safety New Zealand's urging councils to look at the risks of all open water, after the inquest into a toddler's death 16:17


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