
Threatening emails, phone calls aimed at immigration staff
Immigration NZ has been the focus of abuse from people in "desperate" situations.
Immigration NZ has been the focus of abuse from people in "desperate" situations.
INZ said for security reasons 427 overseas staff couldn't work from home.
Ethnic Affairs Minister reassures Pacific Islanders tests more important than visa status.
There are about 6000 applicants on the waitlist.
More than 100 people on Saturday moved into the new camp built with UNHCR tents.
Fleur Caulton learned hard lessons when Covid crippled her restaurants almost overnight.
Estimates on how many people may take up the offer are in the region of 7000 people.
Uncertainty created by visa-processing delay is adding to the stress of pandemic for many.
The downturn has already cost more than 250 jobs at private tertiary institutions.
INZ assures that Covid testing is being done in complete confidence.
New $10m fund for private training providers favours regional schools.
Michael Nelson says he feels let down by a system which is taking a toll on thousands.
The United Nations refugee agency is urging European countries to allow in migrants.
INZ says temporary migrants in sex work are vulnerable to exploitation.
"It makes for one of the most unusual years in terms of immigration," sociologist says.
We don't want to go back to the "normal" economy - it didn't deliver.
For many families separated by the outbreak of Covid, the flight was their last chance.
Concerns info will be sent to Immigration keeping Pacific people from taking Covid tests.
Americans are leading the charge to invest in NZ after our response to the outbreak.
At least 37 out of 78 cases applying for fee exemptions are still being processed.
The family had been looking to move to NZ since May, but arrangements came too late.
Authorities assure complete confidence at testing and no information will be passed on.
Parole Board releases full decision for drug smuggler Karel Sroubek
He was due to finish his sentence in early 2022.
"Two years of waiting for a decision is really a nightmare for me and my family."
Dad applying to stay with "deeply traumatised" family in isolation facility.
Intimidation came after a school was established to prevent kids entering a life of crime.
Australian media report a man with a "very serious criminal history" died this morning.
Juan Burrows moved to NZ in February but has now been told he can't see his pregnant wife.
A miraculous is act of kindness saw her father spared from execution by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, now Rebecca Ly wants to mirror that by giving back and becoming a GP in South Auckland. Video / Sylvie Whinray