Peters, Ardern disagree on refugees again
We can fix laws to allay Australian fears over refugees, Peters says.
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Unitec slashes costs and staff by 20%
Unitec is planning for 6000 fulltime-equivalent students in 2019, down from 9669 in 2016.
New system links police with Immigration NZ
Police can now identify foreign nationals more easily.
Overstayers kept in NZ after Immigration runs out of money to deport them
EXCLUSIVE: 'Morale at all-time low' after staff told to stop deporting illegal immigrants.
Auckland concrete truck drivers strike
About 10 drivers were expected to picket tomorrow outside Allied Concrete.
Departure cards not needed from November
Travellers will no longer need to fill in departure cards from November.
Tiny bridge at the centre of Venezuelan refugee crisis
A small bridge usually used by locals has become a focal point in an unprecedented crisis.
Migration torrent slows - but only just
Makeup of migrants heads in the right direction, but work needed on KiwiBuild visas.
Boomerang: Kiwis head back to Oz
NZ's annual net migration gain is falling and departures to Australia are on the rise.
Plea for PM's bid to take on Nauru refugees
"They lack adequate healthcare, education, and protection from sexual and physical abuse."
Omarosa claims Trump is holding wife Melania hostage
Trump may have some dirt on Melania's immigration history.
He came to NZ for a better life, but lost $2m instead
Report finds migrants who gambled at higher risk of being a problem gambler.
Christchurch restored as a refugee settlement location
About 20 Afghan and Eritrean quota refugees are expected in Christchurch next year.
Northcote 'home brothel': Women have moved out, neighbours say
Immigration NZ says it is illegal for international students to engage in sex work.
Immigration advisers targeted in credit card fraud
Credit card used for purchases of beauty treatments, Uber eats and an expensive holiday
NZ population grows by 443,000 - closing in on 5m
High net migration has helped boost NZ's population by 443,000 in five years.
Liam Dann: Suck it up - Why the dollar's dive is good news
As much as it might hurt in the short term - a lower dollar is good for us all.
Aussie's NZ deportation policy 'shocking', expert says
Relationship between Australia and NZ suffering because of "very, very nasty" issue.
Govt tightens rules for foreign students
The Government will soon make it harder for international students to work in New Zealand.
Immigration files stored in public foyer
The boxes were kept in a foyer outside Immigration NZ's office.
Andrew Little 'clears air' with Australia's Peter Dutton
Andrew Little says 'robust' discussion and the Lombok quake helped mend bridges
Look for opportunities with 'migrant eyes', new arrivals urged
Immigration expert say migrant departure numbers "concerning".
Focus: Chinese immigrant Edward Chen goes from dish washer to company owner
Chinese immigrant Edward Chen, went from dishwasher to running his own $10m tech start-up company.
Focus: PM talks immigration at stand up in Nauru
Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, talks immigration and refugees at stand up during lunch break at the Leaders Retreat. / Jason Oxenham
Couple's 'endless battle' with Immigration to be together
Couple insist their relationship is genuine and has the support of their families.
Student fraud uncovered: 895 visas to be checked
Finance company blacklisted from visa work after student visa scam.
No respite for migrant caregiver
'Diligent, reliable, caring, honest, and well-liked' but no chance of residence in NZ.
Kiwi investigated after rescuing migrants in Mediterranean
A New Zealanders is facing prosecution for saving migrants crossing the Mediterranean.
Visa curb will cut revenue, warns MIT
Labour appears surprised that its proposed changes would hit already struggling polytechs.
Your say: Devilish twist on front page
Readers write in: Brian Tamaki; the justice debate; science and religion; the alt-right
Editorial: Error of red tape
EDITORIAL: Stories of Kafkaesque red tape do little to enhance our reputation.
Pauline Hanson tipped to speak in New Zealand
An anti-immigration group has invited the Australian One Nation leader here.
A British man imported a 123yo piano into NZ. And that's when trouble began
An English immigrant was stunned to lose his 1895 piano because it had ivory keys.
Iranian man jailed for dousing witness in petrol
A man was doused in petrol and nearly set alight to prevent a court case.