Man who forced staff into 'economic slavery' refused parole
Man forced paid staff as little as $6 an hour and confiscated passports.
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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
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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.
Covid-19: Chris Hipkins 'confident but paranoid' about border control measures
Sudima nurses might have been protected from Covid if protocol was to wear N95 masks.
All you need to know about Kim Dotcom's judgment day
The Supreme Court is poised to hand down its verdict on Dotcom and extradition to the US.
Heartbreaking wait: Kiwi woman's fight to be reunited with dying dad
'I still don't know if I will get there in time.'
Expelled migrants repeatedly cross US-Mexico border
Migrants who enter the US illegally are often expelled within hours, only to try again.
Kara Kennedy: NZ's residency rules are unclear and lack consistency
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'My heart sank': Mosque attack victim after Minister rejects IPT recommendation to grant residency
Injured man not on police list of official mosque attack victims to qualify for residency.
'On top of the world': Deported dad of AFL star watches Grand Final from Kiwi pub
Ex gang-member Shane Martin "couldn't be prouder" of his son after last night's win.
Liam Dann: Classic hits of the NZ economy are back - why is no one dancing?
In a crisis you have to use what ever tools you have available to survive.
Special report: How did NZ's 'hero' port worker get Covid-19?
He was NZ's 1530th reported case of Covid-19. He likely also saved us all a headache.
Covering Covid's gaps: Experts warn serious health worker burden looms
Hundreds of migrant health workers have entered NZ, but experts say it's no enough.
Bubble breaks: 55 NZ passengers travelled to Melbourne, 25 to Perth
Victoria authorised entry of New Zealand travellers, Acting Immigration Minister says.
What business wants from the next government - and what it expects
Resigned to a center- left Government, business groups still hope to influence policy.
Sex offenders among latest dumping of crims from Oz
The thirty men and one woman had been convicted of a range of serious criminal activities.
Coronavirus: 48 returnees have paid for managed isolation
Some 24,236 people arrived in New Zealand between August 11 and October 13.
Overseas workers 'consigned to the rubbish heap' - adviser
Skilled migrants who aren't eligible for new temporary visas have been told to leave NZ.
Billionaires at our border: UK's richest man, Prada boss eligible to apply as 'critical workers'
America's Cup team owners are considering their New Zealand travel plans.
Border staff testing plan revealed in new documents
500 out of 7000 border and isolation staff were tested the week before cluster emerged.
Teuila Fuatai: Orchard scheme needs a thorough prune
OPINION: We have fantastic fruit pickers. Why don't we look after them properly?