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Church harbouring students makes plea

A church harbouring Indian students facing deportation asks the Government to allow them to stay on compassionate grounds.

Deported students get church sanctuary

The Auckland church that hosted NZ's first same-sex marriage has decided to give sanctuary to nine Indian students facing deportation over a student visa fraud.

'We haven't told our parents, how can we?'

A young Indian couple facing deportation with their 2-year-old daughter are now planning to seek sanctuary in a central Auckland church.

Student visa fraud catches 2-year-old

Students facing deportation plan to seek refuge in a church.

Trump's phone calls with foreign leaders

In at least some of these calls, according to some accounts, the American leader lived up to his reputation for straight-talking and bombastic rhetoric.

Apple's big challenge in India

In India, for the price of the latest iPhone, you could eat breakfast, lunch and dinner for an entire year, and still have a bit of cash to spare.

Beyond the fear: New Kiwis can be good

The perception that migrants take jobs from Kiwis and push up house prices are widespread, but the fear is overblown, a new report has found.

Travelling to India? Take note

Kiwis travelling to India are being warned to pre-pay as much as possible and bring credit cards as the country struggles with currency issues.

'They're coming for visas, not education'

An experienced New Zealand teacher has opened up about international education, calling it "a scam".

Schools warned over suspect students

Schools with thousands of international students have been warned after officials fear they showed similar problems to a college shut down after a cheating scandal.

Church prays for return of Mary statue

Parishioners shocked, saddened by statue's theft

The gurus behind hot consumer products

They have bushy beards, a preference for loose-fitting robes, hundreds of millions of devotees - and a line of consumer products.

Tourists in India busk for cash

Tourists have been forced to busk and beg for money on the streets of India after 'demonetisation' of high-value currency left them 'virtually penniless'.

Daycare boss speaks out after death

The head of an Auckland daycare where a child died is speaking out for the first time.

India currency chaos: U-turns blight ban

Just over two weeks into its biggest fight against tax evasion, India's regulatory flip-flops are confusing citizens.

Daycare tragedy: Boy farewelled in India

The 4-year-old boy who died while playing on a playground at his Takapuna daycare in Auckland has been farewelled in India tonight.