Covid refugees? What legal experts say
Government likely to 'nip it in the bud', says one lawyer.
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Live: No new Covid cases today
Three previously reported cases have recovered, taking total number of active cases to 56.
Nine new Covid-19 cases in managed isolation
There are no fresh cases among the Pakistani cricket team in MIQ in Christchurch.
Fruit growers 'doing their best' to hire NZ workers
Otago growers rubbish claims they're turning down locals for cheap foreign labour.
Capturing catastrophe: In 2020, photos show world in distress
This is the world that AP photographers captured in 2020, a world beset by catastrophe.
Covid-19 update: No new cases - but Pakistan cricket team still in training limbo
With a match 14 days away and no training, will the Pakistan cricketers get good news?
'Full clearance': PM grants Santa Christmas border exemption
Sleigh bells ring ... Santa has been cleared to enter Aotearoa without quarantine.
Confusion, chaos and delay: Inside story of the Labour-NZ First government
The misunderstanding, frictions and issues that vexed the Labour-NZ First coalition.
Teuila Fuatai: Understanding NZ's privilege among migrants
OPINION: Life in NZ - even with challenges and adversity - holds promise for migrants.
Restrict migrant workers to boost productivity - study
New study suggests migrant workers are hampering efforts to improve productivity.
1 new case of Covid-19 in managed isolation
A person arrived from Jordon, via Dubai, on November 26 and is in Jet Park.
Liam Dann: The real house price problem is us
Property hysteria is here again, highlighting just how entrenched the issue is in NZ.
Visa system frustrating for couples split by Covid-19
Exemptions for partners from richer countries are creating a two-tier system, critics say.
One new Covid case, Black Friday warning for shoppers
Seven cases today, including the six Pakistani cricketers announced yesterday.
Cheap and cheerful? Hostels brace for a 'lost summer'
Operators face shortage of guests and staff as backpackers set to drop to below 4000.
Government to let in 2000 fruit pickers from Pacific - but with living wage catch
The new border exceptions mean that few others will be granted before April next year.
'Government-managed scam': Immigration not refunding unprocessed visas
'They take the money, they put you in the queue, nothing happens, they [keep] the money.'
Nine new Covid cases today, all in managed isolation
The Defence Force cluster grew to six yesterday. Today there are nine new cases in MIQ.
Man who forced staff into 'economic slavery' refused parole
Man forced paid staff as little as $6 an hour and confiscated passports.
Govt's $16m to help desperate, jobless migrant workers
Emergency benefits are expected to help 5800 migrant workers, at a cost of $16 million.
Govt quietly extends Covid-19 visa exemptions
Critical health workers are part of a group of foreigners that can be granted visas.
Interpreting Christchurch terrorist hearing: Not in my home country
One person's encounter with humanity in Aotearoa in the aftermath of a terrorist attack.
Schools in talks with Govt to get 150 foreign students and parents into NZ
Families would pay for their stay in quarantine hotels.
Teen wins last-minute reprieve after being told she was in NZ illegally
The 14yo only found out she was not a NZ resident when her mother made a passport inquiry.
'Running out of money and hope': Plea for Govt to let temporary visa holders return
Those shut out say they could help with New Zealand's expected acute labour shortage.
Jack Tame reveals what life is like in managed isolation
The broadcaster and Newstalk ZB host is back from the US and in MIQ.
'Huge thanks to your PM': UK family whose son died at sea praise Ardern
The Jarman family have been stuck in French Polynesia since their son's death in April.
Jailed overstayers claim Covid refugee status in bid to remain in NZ
Their immigration adviser say they are being held in prison without just cause.
PM defends stretched isolation hotel voucher system
PM briefs media after her new Cabinet's second meeting today.
Historic wave of returning Kiwis has just begun - here's where they're going
A survey of expats suggests Covid-19 may dramatically reshape the country's population.
Toni Truslove: Influx of skilled Kiwis a huge opportunity
New Zealand has dealt with an ongoing "brain drain" for decades. Covid is changing that.
No means no: Tinder rapist 'too dangerous' for parole
A woman raped by her Tinder date has spoken after he was deemed too dangerous for parole.
'The Govt doesn't care': Food waste for grower who can't get pickers
It's picking season and those growing fruit and vegetables can't get the staff.
Top NZ athlete stranded after immigration flip-flop over pandemic emergency
Fearful wait in Dubai as Kiwi couple scramble to get entry voucher to fly to New Zealand.