A drastic cut to immigration levels is needed, Labour leader Andrew Little says.

Both industries are heavily made up of migrant and seasonal workers, experts say.

Comment: Many Kiwis worry the country's immigration numbers are too high. They shouldn't.

Comment: Immigration tweaks change nothing.

EDITORIAL: The right if skilled migrants to gain residence will now depend on their pay.

Kary Chung faces huge task to keep her visa, as Immigration Minister defends "tinkering".

Immigration changes could see a rush to apply for skilled migrant visas before August 14.

COMMENT: Whether it's a cynical move or not, this will play well politically.

Changes will "safeguard the position of New Zealand workers", says BusinessNZ.

COMMENT: What will Auckland's housing market look like in decade, asks Liam Dann.

COMMENT: It's time New Zealand addresses issues head on.

Kiwi ultra-distance swimmer Kim Chambers is diving into US-Mexico border relations.

Labour has promised a crackdown on immigration to stem Auckland's infrastructure woes.

An Australian tourist witnessed a stolen truck mowing down people in central Stockholm.

Migrants' net contribution to the economy is higher than that of the host population.

A woman convicted of 284 immigration fraud charges has revealed in detail how she did it.

Security among the reasons cited for cancellation of Muslim critic's tour.

Immigration fraudster Loraine Jayme was sentenced in the Hamilton District Court today.

COMMENT: Immigrant communities' problems have more to do with host nation's insecurity.

She voted him in thinking only the "bad hombres" would get deported.

The number of Kiwis getting Irish passports has increased by 18 per cent year on year.

Bimal Roy Prasad's "pre-meditated" lies meant he was able to live in NZ for five years

COMMENT: There is always a glaring gap in discussions about immigration policies.

Australian man who spent four days up a kauri denied NZ citizenship.

Migrants and tourists continued to flock to New Zealand in record numbers in the year to February.

Posters for a "white rights" group believed to have been started in NZ were posted around Auckland University.

An inquiry into deporting Kim Dotcom has been underway for 29 months. Dotcom calls it the government's "Plan B" to get rid of him.

COMMENT: Dutch voters show the hard right might not win Europe's elections this year.

Name suppression lapses for businessman convicted of smuggling 5kg of Ecstasy - after judge gave him second chance.

Scheme offers foreigners free holidays for taking on a series of job interviews.