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'Improper' Covid cash claim: Ministry takes hotel building contractor to court
Issue over nearly $250,000 in pandemic-era wage subsidies.
What happens when half a million people abandon their city
NY Times: About a quarter of the residents of Venezuela’s second-largest city have left.
Migrant family 'bullied', exploited at work
The family claim they are only staying in NZ to make sure justice is done.
Cambodian baker migrants fail to get order to stop BNZ selling Auckland home
BNZ became concerned that it made the loan based on false information presented to it.
Director Julie Zhu on finding the beauty in every moment
Fly-on-the-wall doco series Takeout Kids goes back behind the counter for season two.
‘It is fraud’: Students kicked out after spike in out-of-zone parents sending kids to school
Hundreds of parents have had to prove their residence after enrolment fraud spiked.
Report warns work scheme 'enables potential human trafficking and modern slavery'
A review of the Accredited Employer Work Visa scheme is released today.
‘Safety of Australians’ trumps Luxon’s calls for fairness on 501s debate
Luxon did manage to come away from the meeting with a few wins.
Luxon and Albanese meet in Canberra; Aukus and 501s on agenda
Luxon will push for a return to the deportation agreement with former PM Jacinda Ardern.
PM Luxon praises viral breakdancer Raygun: 'We’re loving her in New Zealand'
PM hints at further Reserve Bank cuts and discusses Pacific stability, Raygun, in Sydney.
Christopher Luxon prepares to lobby Australia's Anthony Albanese over 501s
He will push for a return to Australia's agreement with former PM Dame Jacinda Ardern.
Government expands work visa options to address seasonal peaks
Seasonal worker cap increased to 20,750 as new visa plan unveiled.
Kiwi citizens still departing at historically high levels, net migration gain eases
More than half the departing NZ citizens left for Australia.
Italy doubles tax for wealthy foreigners
Financial Times: 'Flat tax for the billionaires' launched to address house price concerns.
ANZ reverses house price forecast, expects 1% fall
Three aspects of house prices and interest rates have been revised in new research.
Businessman dubbed ‘little prince' of counterfeit cigarettes faces deportation
Han Zhang, who imported drugs and tobacco, wanted to remain in NZ to be close to his son.
The New Zealand tax rule that stops talent staying
We have an outdated international tax regime that contradicts our immigration strategy.
Migrants forced to ‘spill their guts’ to media for visa attention - Green Party
Brazilian couple still in limbo: 'You can’t live a normal life'.
Opinion: Immigration is both essential and impossible – Martin Wolf
Financial Times: High-income countries may have to abandon today’s binary migration view.
Nepalese nationals targeted in new fake job offers for cash scam
Nepalese Consulate issues immigration scam warning on Facebook.
Age-gap love triumph: Filipino mum wins battle to live in NZ
A mum is overjoyed after getting a visa to remain in NZ with her baby girl.
Mexican lawyer’s bid to join brother in NZ thrown out despite $3 million offer
A $3 million promise was not enough for the man who dreamed of moving to NZ.
‘Unprofessional’ Teams chat stand-downs a warning for others - lawyer
Eight staff at Immigration NZ have been stood down after a series of chats.
Immigration NZ staffers placed on leave amid probe into 'inappropriate' workplace chats
A company-wide email last week advised staff an investigation was under way.
Americans in New Zealand 'terrified' after Trump shooting
Many Americans who call New Zealand home are left shaken by the presidential campaign.
ESOL teacher shortage puts schools under pressure
Education leaders have described having to use libraries and halls as classrooms.
Costs 'just as out of control in Aussie': The Kiwis who have come home
Some jobs that once got 30 applications now get 300 in a week.
London calling? Incomes, living costs v NZ – and the job that's 'paradise' in UK
As the cost-of-living crisis drags on, Kiwis are heading offshore in droves.
Packing their bags: Kiwis depart in record numbers, Aussie appeal on the rise
Latest data shows record migrant departures even as the net migration gain stays high
Analysis: Why Greens hate waka-jumping law and will be cautious about using it
But they'll have to decide whether they'll be the first party to eject one of their own.
Workers 'just want their wages' amidst Green MPs employment scandal
Two former Bikes & Beyond workers have filed claims for due wages against Tana.
'Disgrace': Peters reacts as MP Darleen Tana set for waka-jumping showdown
Darleen Tana says natural justice was not followed after her resignation from the Greens.
'Pre-determined view': Darleen Tana breaks silence after being asked to resign from Parliament
Under the waka-jumping law, a process has to be followed for Tana to be kicked out.