As British voters cool on Brexit, UK softens tone towards EU
Rishi Sunak's new Tory govt is trying to improve ties with bloc after years of acrimony.
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‘Barbed wire curtain’ rises in Europe amid war in Ukraine
The Iron Curtain and Berlin Wall may have gone, but new barriers are going up.
Woman who had baby with 501 in NZ could be deported
Elizabeth Bolea has a baby with a co-defendant who was previously deported from Australia.
Overseas nurses applying for NZ work visas drops by 60 per cent
Government under pressure to fast-track residency to encourage nurses into the country
Woman made up refugee stories, Crown alleges
Law firm's interpreter on trial for 'spinning lies' to Immigration.
Man who inspired ‘The Terminal’ movie dies at Paris airport
Iranian lived for 18 years in Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport, inspired Spielberg film.
Why Labour's Youth MP doesn't want children
The Maungakiekie MP feels right at home being in charge of the youth portfolio.
Nightmare process: Doctors, split families wait for news from Immigration NZ
Cardiologist and a haematologist say it looks like their family will not get approval.
Local Focus: Migrants prepare for multicultural pōwhiri
Ngāi Te Rangi to welcome new migrants to the Bay Of Plenty with special pōwhiri.
Italy blocks male migrants from leaving rescue ships
New York Times: Authorities allow 'vulnerable' migrants to disembark but block adult men.
The big economic and social questions New Zealand faces
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Labour shortage handbrake for auto industry
The Motor Trade Association says its members are struggling to get staff locally.
UK minister under fire for calling migrants an ‘invasion’
“Let’s stop pretending that they are all refugees in distress,” Suella Braverman said.
Mayor Wayne Brown calls for ‘emergency footing’ from agencies in face of public transport ‘crisis’
Brown says Auckland won't accept cuts to bus services and agencies must do better
Calls to widen eligibility for special Ukraine visas
There are renewed calls to help Ukrainian nationals get to our shores.
For many disabled people, a battle to stay in New Zealand or Australia
New York Times: 'Our family is being separated by this policy, and it hurts.'
Migrants prefer Australia, Canada over NZ due to crime, housing costs - recruiter
A recruiter at a UK job market says no one wanted to move here.
Bali launches 10 year 'beach house' visa for second-home buyers
Indonesia's new "second-home visa" is the latest offering to attract global citizens.
Restaurant Association kicks up stink on fair pay agreement
Fair Pay bill backers say changes are long overdue. Business groups say something stinks.
Boy declined as refugee could be forced to leave NZ without mother
A mother was afraid of being deported to India because she had children out of wedlock.
'Let down by NZ': Skilled migrants' Kiwi dreams dashed by NZ's Covid border closure
109 skilled migrants with job search visa stuck offshore due to border closure.
'I don't have anybody to blame except myself': Uber driver jailed for rape to be deported
His victim said others have lost their visas for much less serious crimes.
The ‘road of death’: A treacherous, jungle trafficking route lined with rotting corpses
Patrolled by drug traffickers and armed bandits, the Darien Gap is a notorious route.
Swedish parties make deal to govern with hard-right support
Sweden Democrats founded by people from right-wing extremist groups, including neo-Nazis.
Focus Morning Bulletin: 14 October, 2022
Trucking bosses warning to the Government, the battle to control inflation and Parklands shooter sentenced in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
'If we stop, the country stops', trucking boss warns
Skilled drivers were facing burnout on an "unprecedented scale".
'Real question marks' in skilled migrant visa reopening
Visa changes for skilled migrants fail to answer New Zealand's skills shortages: adviser
Brain drain: Signs of recovery but immigration challenges remain
New Zealand continues to struggle to attract workers.
Immigration Minister Michael Wood announcement
Immigration Minister Michael Wood has announced the reopening of skilled migrant and parent categories. Video / NZ Herald
'Surveillance for hire': Govt enlists ex-Israeli spies to covertly collect data online
Meta has accused Cobwebs of setting up fake accounts to spy on almost 50,000 people.
Qualification requirement to hire migrant chefs dropped
Exemption to the median wage threshold also extended for another year.
Opinion: Where have all the workers gone?
International headhunters are arriving in droves, enticing talent with tantalising offers.
Special investigation: While war rages, should NZ still allow Russian crews on Kiwi-flagged fishing boats?
Immigration Minister urges Kiwi fishing companies to reconsider using Russian crews.
Backlog of 36,000 tourists waiting for visitor visas
Prospective tourists have been told not to book travel amid visa backlog.