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If a job’s worth doing, it’s worth doing well. It should gain the rewards of a pay rise, perhaps promotion. But if Jonny Currie meets his targets and achieves his job ambitions, he will find himself looking for a new role.

Under-fire tech giant Fujitsu has been awarded a huge public sector contract to manage many of Northern Ireland’s schools’ systems.

A campaigner seeking action over a foul smell from a landfill site is to take her case to the UK’s highest court.

A campaign to save one of Belfast’s famous old buildings may not have ended with success, but the man behind the Save Havelock House crusade hopes it’s still not too late for the demise of the Victorian building to be a watershed moment.

As developers moved in to begin demolition work at former UTV home Havelock House, they have promised to keep an eye out for two time capsules said to be buried at the site shortly after the TV station started broadcasting in 1959.

Mark Bain has the ultimate quiz looking back at many of the most newsworthy events of the year, across 10 categories. How well do you remember them?

Some families in Northern Ireland are paying over £3,000 a month for childcare costs — although providers are also struggling to stay in business, a survey has revealed.

Four voice actors from Northern Ireland are among 174 from across the UK who have helped to record a new audiobook to raise funds for Cancer Research UK.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has been told the restoration of Stormont “can’t come quickly enough” by teachers who have been left waiting three years for a resolution to an ongoing pay dispute.

The day-to-day running of a busy international airport is never going to be an exact science, and Graham Keddie, managing director of Belfast International, freely admits he’s no scientist.