New Zealanders are held in detention centres while they await results of an appeal.

Judge said restaurant worker victims not far removed from modern-day slavery.

Teachers still face immigration hurdles despite so-called "fast-track" measures.

Vincent Smith swindled more than $220,000 from four victims in a series of ruses.

A boy faces deportation to Bangladesh, which his parents claim would severely deprive him.

Immigration NZ rejects claim those linked to Falun Gong are being denied tourist visas.

COMMENT: Afghan immigrant Dr Hashem Slaimankhel was a loss to New Zealand.

COMMENT: Being New Zealander has responsibilities and privileges beyond just being here.

NZ has once again been labelled a bolthole, this time by the UK's Financial Times.

Bill English said National had a more ambitious target to reduce poverty.

Comment: This is government at its most naive and delusional. It's a sop, based on race.

COMMENT: New Government gets 9.25 out of 10 for its first 100 days in power.

Applications have opened for relocation grants for overseas and expatriate Kiwi teachers.

Closing the "back-door path" to residency would impact 9000 to 12,000 students a year.

A convicted fraudster entered NZ on his third attempt despite being on a banned list.

Vincent Smith was meant to be sentenced for $100k scam, but his no-show left judge fuming.

COMMENT: This is a very sad case but allowing them to stay sends the wrong message.

Manus asylum seeker thanks PM, says it's not true Ardern's offer had led to more boats.

INZ to review grant of residence and determine if Ilchi Lee is liable for deportation.

Immigration does not believe their relationship is genuine and stable

Married couple Zachary Tucker and Logan Sim speak to the Herald about Tucker being repeatedly denied a Partner of a New Zealander Work Visa. The couple have been told they have insufficient evidence of their relationship. / Video by Doug Sherring.

Kiwi Sudanese migrant says he wasn't surprised by Donald Trump's comments.

Diverse population spurs students to learn other nations' languages.

Kiwi criminals are getting their marching orders from across the ditch.

Three in five new business and skilled migrants live outside Auckland.

Luxury car sales starting to flatten suggesting rest of vehicle market will too.

The Herald visits the southernmost mosque in the world.

Japanese here to make friends, work and practice English let down by reality, says leader.

David Blake and Lance Ryan guilty of multiple breaches of the Companies Act and Crimes Act

Historical revision of GDP tells the good times were even better than we thought.