What occupation makes money in New Zealand?

According to the long-term shortage industries announced by the New Zealand Immigration Bureau in July 2008, there are: 1, food technician * 2, kindergarten teacher 3, middle school teacher 4, university lecturer 5, veterinarian 6, social worker 7, various engineers 8, communication (telecom) engineer 9, environmental researcher 10, auditor1kloc. Urban and Regional Planner 13, 22 cardiologists, 23 clinical respiratory therapists, 24 pathologists, 25 psychiatrists, 26 radiologists, 27 nephrologists, 28 palliative therapists, 29 general practitioners (rural areas), 30 obstetricians and 3 anesthetists. 35 photographers, 36 medical radiation physiotherapists, 37 midwives, 38 nurses (including head nurses), 39 occupational physiotherapists, 40 pharmacists, 46 physiotherapists, 52 lathe workers, 53 assembly welders, 54 cabinet makers, 55 shipbuilding maintenance workers, 56 carpenters, joiners, 57 plumbers, 58 electricians and 58 automobile inspectors. Computer information and communication technician 64, computer information and communication customer technical support personnel 65, computer organization and method (program) analyst 66, computer information and communication technology project manager 67, multimedia designer (film animator) 68, electronic engineer 69, management and project manager (electronic aspect) 70, electronic engineering technician 7 1, chef.