Meet the Muslim women giving new life to Christmas crackers
They don't find the Christmas cracker jokes funny either.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromImmigration
Migrant family reunited after 17 months, wife makes it out of South Africa hours before lockdown
South African woman lucky to reunite with Whangārei-based husband after 17 months.
Liam Dann: A smarter, more productive post-Covid economy - what the Govt needs to address now
Worker shortages are getting worse and risk derailing plans for a more productive economy.
Afghans who worked with NZ fear deadly reprisals as Taliban closes in
A group of 38 Afghan civilians who helped the New Zealand war effort plead for help.
'Does the Government know what it's doing?' Migrant doctors caught in limbo
Hardworking nurses and doctors during this vulnerable period are caught up in visa issues.
Rural GP with 1300 patients quits NZ after a year in residency limbo
More than 1300 people have lost their skilled young doctor at Ōtaki Medical Centre.
John Roughan: Immigration 'reset' could bear bitter fruit for Pacific Islands
OPINION: Labour's immigration policy could do far more lasting damage.
Govt looks to 'tidy up' practice of jailing asylum seekers
Phil Twyford said the Government has 'listened' to advocacy groups.
Legal challenge mounted over couple separation due to Covid-19
An Auckland law firm is seeking a judicial review of two major immigration decisions.
Asians satisfied with Kiwi life but face depression risk: Survey
Filipinos may be the happiest group.
Sasha Borissenko: Will immigration law reform follow dawn raids apology?
Will there be the follow-up and immigration reform that the Pasifika community deserves?
The Government move farmers are happy with
Up to 18,000 migrant workers given more certainty by Government move.
Essential skills visas extended due to Covid border restrictions
Move recognises the ongoing labour demand pressures faced by some sectors.
16 workers fined for refusing tests; mass vaccination event planned
Hipkins said he warned Kiwis abroad that MIQ demand would increase again.
Teuila Fuatai: Hospo labour logic no longer palatable
OPINION: Pandemic has forcibly halted a business model that should never have flourished.
Immigration reset won't be 'extreme' - Robertson
Minister hears business concerns but warns 'there will be restrictions for a long time'.
Liam Dann: Will rising interest rates deflate NZ's housing bubble?
The policy pieces are all falling into place, but will the housing market listen?
Kiwi chef feels 'priced out' by Govt from returning home
Calls for Government to exempt quarantine costs for critical workers.
Kerre McIvor: Why we need to stop hiding behind Jacinda's skirts
Opinion: All Business has asked is for the opportunity to do what they do best.
INZ confirms partners among visitor visas cancelled
People who applied for visitor visas have had their applications cancelled.
Criminals released back into communities after stalled deportations
Victim 'adamantly opposed' to release.
Exclusive: How TV story on 'trash' 501 deportees made it to air
Emails show Channel 9 fed names of Kiwi deportees by Australian Border Force.
Thousands of visitor, student and work visa applications cancelled, refunded
"Refunding these applicants is the fair and pragmatic thing to do."
Wellington restaurant will switch out lights and join protest against immigration policy
Monsoon Poon owner says 70 per cent of his workforce comes from overseas.
Covid border exemptions: Visas approved for 14 wealthy investors
Immigration NZ has approved visas for 14 wealthy investors under new border exemptions.
Migrant women's charity threatens legal action against whistle-blowers
Facing bullying allegations, non-profit claims harassment from anonymous sources.
'Notoriously slow': Police vetting puts childcare centres under pressure
Holdups mean vacancies not filled quickly and relief staff unable to work.
Immigration NZ U-turn on visa, disabled Russian wants apology for discrimination
Decision means Evgenii Liapin can work and remain with his wife in NZ.
One in four Asian students treated unfairly by teachers - study
Study breaks up "simplistic" label and closely examines experiences of Asian students.
Back up dawn raids apology with repeal of racist laws, say Pacific leaders
Postponement of formal apology event gives Govt time to consider meaningful action.
Sorry Richard Prebble, Dawn Raids apology for the people, not the Govt
Opinion: Expressions of regret enhance the mana for both deliverer and receiver.
Brian Fallow: A chance to have your say on immigration
As Kiwis have left, migrants made up the balance - but has NZ got the numbers right?
More charges filed over alleged unlawful migrant labour
Two employers are now before the courts after compliance operations in Auckland.
'Uncomfortable': Top cop has fishing boat called 'Dawn Raid'
For Superintendent Tony Hill, naming his boat 'Dawn Raid' took on a new significance.