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US shows world how not to do democracy
The US presidential election has become an object lesson in everything that ails a country long seen as a beacon of freedom and hope.
The US presidential election has become an object lesson in everything that ails a country long seen as a beacon of freedom and hope.
COMMENT: Grant Robertson is having a hard time explaining Labour's proposed 'training levy'.
PM John Key says proposed levy will hurt small business, but Labour's Grant Robertson says businesses are getting "pissed off" with others coat tailing on their training efforts.
Labour is considering a 'training levy' on businesses that rely on migrant labour without providing training for New Zealand workers.
Are the National Government and Murray McCully guilty of corruption? The official verdict is now in, but not everyone agrees.
A man convicted of beating his wife so severely that he perforated her eardrum has left New Zealand.
Are you angry about the widening gap between rich and poor? Or are you sceptical about the stats?
An Auckland restaurateur was sentenced to six months' home detention and ordered to pay $2500 in reparation on immigration and exploitation charges.
A looming decline in cashed-up Asian property buyers has prompted real estate agents to urge locals to sell up while they still have the chance to cash in.
Recent controversies over Indian students were just waiting to happen says Victoria University academic.
More than 400 people have been deported for a criminal offence in the last five years - the majority from Samoa, China and Tonga.
As Prime Minister John Key heads to India for trade talks, newly-released documents reveal the scale of fraud being committed by Indian agents representing international students.
Adjustment to immigration rules could have serious implications for businesses, says BusinessNZ.
A Kiwi child faces deportation after her mother hid the fact she had a partner and child in China when she applied for residence.
Opponents of high levels of immigration say we need to be able to talk about reducing immigrant numbers without being accused of racism. Are they right?
Young New Zealanders value very highly their right to stay and work in some other countries.
Europe must prepare for a fresh influx of Isis jihadists fleeing Mosul as the Iraqi Army moves in on their last stronghold in the country.
Tennis coach Rex Haultain, jailed in the US for soliciting sexually explicit photographs from a youth player, is being lined up for deportation to New Zealand.
A realtor is offering a free Mercedes with purchase of apartments on Auckland's North Shore.
A Nepalese mother-of-two is in tears after INZ granted permanent residency for one of her sons but not the other.
The Immigration Minister has been on the defensive this year but his own advice to Cabinet suggests deep dissatisfaction with the points system.
Theresa May is coming under mounting pressure to reveal her Brexit strategy before she triggers formal negotiations.
COMMENT: Migration, housing moves aim to ease fears that the system is rigged.
COMMENT: NZ First leader has been vocal about parents' strain on pension.
The immigration debate is back. But are the politicians yielding to populist sentiment, or just catching up with reality?
Comment: It seems the Beehive's finally heard the dog whistle being blown by Winston Peters.
A question for incoming Auckland Mayor Phil Goff: How will you lift the city's economic relationship with China? One in 12 Aucklanders
While many believe yesterday's immigration changes will cut numbers hoping to settle in Auckland, Government denies that is the aim.
Would-be immigrants from China will be most affected by changes to the parent category, an immigration expert says.
Residency pathway halted for parents of migrants because of concern they and their children were not meeting commitments to pay their own way.