Coronavirus: 48 returnees have paid for managed isolation
Some 24,236 people arrived in New Zealand between August 11 and October 13.
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German sailors who entered NZ unlawfully will leave without yacht
Yacht carrying unlawful German nationals took locals by surprise.
Auckland Grammar accused of racist anti-Asian school assembly skit
Students reportedly handed out Oscars for maths and science to "Ching" and "Chong".
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Hot property in a pandemic? The housing market is heating up again despite Covid.
Auckland restaurant ordered to pay nearly $50,000 for exploiting migrant worker
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NZ bars manager for 86 new childcare workers
Childcare centre manager for 86 planned staff blocked by border closure.
Masala boss remains behind bars for tax evasion and money laundering
Money was sent around the world and laundered through foreign exchange and forex trading.
Foreign yachties claim NZ ban risks lives
Sailors advised yachts waiting to leave the Pacific will not be allowed into New Zealand.
Battle for surrogate son leaves parents broken-hearted
Parents embroiled in an immigration battle are set to be reunited with their son.
Backpackers on STA Travel visas plead for jobs
Many backpackers who came to NZ on STA visas have unwittingly become overstayers.
'We are the lucky ones': NZ benefits from refugees - PM
Ardern lends her support to a group that aims to be a voice for the migrant community.
NZ's border closure six months on: History-making and life-changing
On one day in May, we became remote islands again - no-one left or entered the country.
Migrant women say they didn't okay forced surgery
A gynaecologist has been accused of doing unwanted hysterectomies on detained immigrants.
Threatening emails, phone calls aimed at immigration staff
Immigration NZ has been the focus of abuse from people in "desperate" situations.
Immigration staff overseas off work, on full pay
INZ said for security reasons 427 overseas staff couldn't work from home.
Renewed call for all with virus symptoms to get tested
Ethnic Affairs Minister reassures Pacific Islanders tests more important than visa status.
INZ reassessing when it can resume parent category
There are about 6000 applicants on the waitlist.
Greek migrant camp gutted by blaze
More than 100 people on Saturday moved into the new camp built with UNHCR tents.
Business Hub: Restaurateur learns hard Covid-19 lessons
Fleur Caulton learned hard lessons when Covid crippled her restaurants almost overnight.
Government to help stranded immigrants fly home
Estimates on how many people may take up the offer are in the region of 7000 people.
Nearly 34,000 interim visas granted to applicants waiting on immigration decisions
Uncertainty created by visa-processing delay is adding to the stress of pandemic for many.
Education sector facing widespread job losses
The downturn has already cost more than 250 jobs at private tertiary institutions.
'Heartless and cruel': Pleas to stop deportations during pandemic
The Race Relations Commissioner is backing a call for a temporary stop to deportations.