Lawyer guilty of fraud during first trafficking case
Barrister in New Zealand's first human trafficking case found guilty of fraud.
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Despite a UK teacher shortage her application to keep working in London has been denied.
Annual net migration eases back but remains high at 68K
Annual net migration was at 68,000 in the year to March, down from 71,900 last year.
Dann: Migration - the elephant in room for Ardern
Slowing net migration gives the Government a window to apply more balanced policies
Wealthy NZ migrant had three pregnant partners. Why is he allowed to stay?
Chinese national has done a few multi-million dollar real estate development.
Emotional scenes as body recovered from Omanawa Falls
A body was recovered and brought up the track late yesterday afternoon.
'Overstayer' Middleton won't be deported
Minister intervenes to stop stepdad of murdered schoolgirl Karla Cardno being deported
NZ sex workers angry at foreign prostitute ads
Immigration NZ has received eight complaints on migrant sex worker advertisements.
Teen sex slave speaks: 'I still love my mum'
A teen whose mother sold her for sex more than 1000 times has spoken about her ordeal.
A father's anguish: Why was killer allowed to stay in NZ?
"Why didn't they just put him on a plane? I seriously don't get it," says Brent McGrath.
Government agencies support teen sex slave
Kasmeer Lata first sold her daughter as a sex slave on her 15th birthday.
Let my dad stay, pleads Mark Middleton's son
Karla Cardno's stepbrother urges Minister to let his father stay in New Zealand.
Accused illegal immigrant Mark Middleton arrives at Parliament
An exclusive interview with accused illegal immigrant Mark Middleton, after he arrived at Parliament with documents to support his case. / Mark Mitchell
Massage therapists fight 'tainted' image of sector
Business owners want stronger laws to fight sex pests.
Sex without borders: How women are lured to New Zealand
Why Asian sex workers in the US want to come to NZ.
Editorial: Police and Immigration over the top in treatment of Mark Middleton
Heavy-handed action reflects badly on police and Immigration NZ
Minister to rule on deportation appeal of murdered girl's stepdad
Minister's office confirms it has received a request to review the deportation order.
Plan to deport Karla Cardno's stepdad 'outrageous': Act
Middleton says Immigration NZ is reluctant to hand over its file on him.
Bereaved stepfather facing deportation once stood for Whanganui MP
Mark Middleton has been ordered to leave NZ, accused of overstaying for 30 years.
Hawkesby: Callous, heavy handed treatment of Karla Cardno's stepdad
COMMENT: This family has been through more than enough - leave the poor guy alone.
Human trafficking: Lured migrants face dark reality
Therapists say pay by commission only is widespread in the industry.
International student caught in police brothel raid
Last year more than 300 work visas approved to foreign massage therapists.
Human trafficking exposed in NZ: Major inquiries into sex, restaurant workers
Lack of research means no one really knows how prevalent the crime is in New Zealand.
Campaigner to launch petition for Karla Cardno's stepdad
Grant West believes Mark Middleton should have automatically become a NZ citizen.
Karla Cardno's stepfather: 'My phone hasn't stopped ringing'
Mark Middleton says he's received calls of support from all around the world.
Exclusive: Karla Cardno's dad to be kicked out of NZ
Mark Middleton, Karla Cardno's stepfather, has been in NZ since he was 4 years old.
Man guilty of trying to burn witness to stop testimony
A witness was doused in petrol and nearly set alight in Auckland last year.
Relief as autistic woman returns from India
Jessica Doody has been reunited with her relieved Christchurch family.
Jessica returns home after fleeing to India
A Facebook post by family member Sarah Doody says Jessica has returned home.
Kiwi couple named in human trafficking case
The pair face over 40 charges for alleged human trafficking and exploitation of workers.
Migrant risk modelling system on hold amid racial profiling claims
Minister denies new method uses race to profile new migrants but has asked for review.
Autistic woman in India: 'Nothing can be done'
Family of autistic woman plan next step after Indian police say they cannot send her home.
Barry Soper: Racial profiling at its worst
A dark chapter in our history that most of us would prefer to forget.