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After festival trip, members of Indian group now being sought by Immigration NZ

Of the 18 performers who arrived, only three have now left New Zealand.

Ski town to tech town: Uni expands into holiday hotspot - global giant signs on as partner

Tech giants including Palo Alto Networks will co-design courses with staff.

Worker left with broken front teeth as customer abuse soars in hospitality

More than a third of respondents experienced negative behaviour from customers.

School of murdered children Yuna and Minu Jo shocked ministry didn’t report disappearance to police

The non-enrolment process for Yuna and Minu began in September 2020.

Roger Partridge: Damned if they do, damned if they don't – the billion-dollar bill for Labour's gas ban

OPINION: The LNG levy will cost up to $180m a year for 15 years to secure back-up fuel.

Former salon boss admits exploiting migrant workers after MBIE probe

Exploitation of temporary visa workers leads to six guilty pleas.

Minister refuses to alter safety rules for corded blinds despite toddler's death

Tilly Cambie, 3, is one of many New Zealand children who have died due to corded blinds.

Winston Peters to receive Pacific visa petition at New Zealand Parliament

The petition seeks equal visa-style access for visitors from six Pacific nations.

Auckland wine tech business liquidated owing $475k and citing 'irrecoverable failure'

Hailed as a game-changer for the sector, put under by Callahan Innovation, owes $475,000.