Mexican lawyer’s bid to join brother in NZ thrown out despite $3 million offer
A $3 million promise was not enough for the man who dreamed of moving to NZ.
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Eight staff at Immigration NZ have been stood down after a series of chats.
Immigration NZ staffers placed on leave amid probe into 'inappropriate' workplace chats
A company-wide email last week advised staff an investigation was under way.
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Many Americans who call New Zealand home are left shaken by the presidential campaign.
ESOL teacher shortage puts schools under pressure
Education leaders have described having to use libraries and halls as classrooms.
Costs 'just as out of control in Aussie': The Kiwis who have come home
Some jobs that once got 30 applications now get 300 in a week.
London calling? Incomes, living costs v NZ – and the job that's 'paradise' in UK
As the cost-of-living crisis drags on, Kiwis are heading offshore in droves.
Packing their bags: Kiwis depart in record numbers, Aussie appeal on the rise
Latest data shows record migrant departures even as the net migration gain stays high
Analysis: Why Greens hate waka-jumping law and will be cautious about using it
But they'll have to decide whether they'll be the first party to eject one of their own.
Workers 'just want their wages' amidst Green MPs employment scandal
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'Disgrace': Peters reacts as MP Darleen Tana set for waka-jumping showdown
Darleen Tana says natural justice was not followed after her resignation from the Greens.
'Pre-determined view': Darleen Tana breaks silence after being asked to resign from Parliament
Under the waka-jumping law, a process has to be followed for Tana to be kicked out.
115 days: Green MP spends half her political career suspended
Darleen Tana hasn't been seen at Parliament for more than half her career as an MP.
Auckland aunt granted visa after decades-long deportation battle
A family fighting to keep their aunt in New Zealand have been granted a reprieve.
‘Drain’ leaves NZ’s unemployment higher than Australia
Migration across the Tasman so high it's skewing unemployment rate at national levels.
France's high-stakes election begins; far-right may win for first time since Nazi era
Nationalist, far-right forces could win for the first time since the Nazi era.
Is life better in Oz? Incomes, house prices and interest rates compared
As the cost of living crisis drags on, Kiwis are relocating to Australia in droves
Migrant work visa changes ‘ruthless, insensitive’
A group representing migrant workers describes changes to visa rules as 'heart-wrenching'.
French far-right leader Jordan Bardella vows ‘cultural battle’, demands EU rebate
Financial Times: Party chief on cusp of power wants to overhaul tax, citizenship.
Family heartbroken as beloved relatives set to be deported
An Auckland family is heartbroken two beloved members of the family are being ordered to leave the country by Immigration NZ. Video / RNZ
'Heartbroken': Family to be deported by immigration after decades in NZ
Loasi Latu and her husband have lived in NZ for decades but have to leave by Friday.
Roger Partridge: Unlocking New Zealand’s international education opportunity
OPINION: Albanese government creates potential $2.5 billion-a-year opportunity for NZ.
Another major bank scales back house price forecast
Reserve Bank’s focus cited as bank picks less spectacular house price rises.
'Like slaves': Indian workers claim being forced to work 17-hour days with no pay
Auckland restaurant chain Daaku Kebab denied the allegations, saying they are baseless.
The truth about the shadowy Migration 5
How five countries created a network about those who come and go across their borders.
Kiwi got partner out of jail with forged letters claiming terminal cancer
But two years later, the fraud was discovered and it all came crashing down.
Letters: Key points missing from migration debate; the meaning of 'equality'
OPINION: 'For years, many people have used NZ as a way station.'
Why can’t we stop watching Border Patrol?
'People love seeing other people getting busted.'
‘NZ loses lustre’ as Kiwi departures hit new record and total net migration rate eases
The immigration boom continues to subside, with fewer arrivals and more departures
Thomas Coughlan: Understanding Australia’s deportation policy
OPINION: Why Australia and NZ don't understand each other on the issue of deportations.
Luxon 'regrets' Australia's tougher stance on deporting 501s
Australia has hardened its policy just two years after easing it at NZ's request.
Letters: Another family caught up in ridiculous red tape
OPINION: Immigration NZ delivers 'a brilliant gem of bureaucratic lunacy'.
Airline fined for disobeying Immigration NZ order
More than 170 infringement notices were issued between 2023 and 2024.
Hauraki district welcomes 19 new citizens
Hauraki District Council Mayor Toby Adams hosted the group on May 29 in Paeroa.