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Identity crisis for NZ's migrant youth
Ann An moved to New Zealand as a child with her parents from China - and still wakes up in the morning asking "who am I?"
Ann An moved to New Zealand as a child with her parents from China - and still wakes up in the morning asking "who am I?"
More Indian student visas have been declined than approved in the past 10 months, as Immigration New Zealand battles widespread fraud.
More Indian student visas have been declined than approved in the past 10 months, as Immigration New Zealand battles widespread fraud.
COMMENT: Showing leadership on this issue, and working with states in the region, will lead to stronger relationships across the board. That has to be in NZ's wider public interest, writes Michael Timmins..
The growing number of elderly Chinese migrants entering NZ to reunite with family and being left alone is a major concern, an immigration expert says.
COMMENT: A generation seems not to have the work skills, aptitude and life skills to work for the wages employers are able to pay, writes Bernard Hickey.
COMMENT: The highly adverse effects from our present immigration policies are now glaringly apparent. Our resources, unlike America's, are finite, writes John Gascoigne
As a former refugee and now a NZ citizen, I support Helen Clark in her bid to become the next Secretary-General of the United Nations, writes Zakaria Hazaranejad.
COMMENT: Migrants are pouring into NZ by the thousand, but these days the new arrivals aren't boosting prices the way they once did.
A South American airline has been prosecuted for enabling a Brazilian passenger to bypass a do not board directive for a flight headed to New Zealand.
Compelled by the plight of thousands of refugees flocking to Europe, a number of Kiwi expats have been moved to do more than just watch.
COMMENT: At a first glance, economic growth lately does not look too bad. At a closer look, the picture is more froth than beer.
Despite worldwide shock and indignation, it looks like little Aylan Kurdi's tragic death last summer changed little.
WATCH: The Economy Hub - Guest panelists Dominick Stephens and Chris Green talk about immigration.
New Zealand continues to post record net migration arrivals, with a 67,400 gain over the past year, led by arrivals from Australia, China and the Philippines.
Ethnic restaurant owners last night hit back at claims by NZ First leader Winston Peters that some Auckland diners were "fronts" for immigration fraud.
Immigration NZ figures show 20,000 work visas were given to chefs from overseas in the past five years.
Three people linked to Masala immigration and tax case are accused of not delivering documents and are allegedly in contempt of court.
Immigration is a hot political potato in most developed countries. Some now suggest the solution to Auckland house prices is to stop immigration.
"The Disability Commissioner intends to engage with relevant Government agencies to raise concerns about the position of disabled people and their families in the immigration process"
If those who are worried about inequality in this country think that excluding refugees will cure their ills then they're pointed in the wrong direction, writes Murdoch Stephens.
New Zealand saw a new record net gain in migrants of 65,900 in the year to January, driven by increased arrivals from Asia and Australia.
When Australian reporters asked if New Zealand would consider accepting 37 babies due to be sent to Nauru's refugee prison, he gave a qualified yes, writes Tracey Barnett.
Our squeaky-clean reputation has been undermined by record migration from countries where corruption is high, says the Serious Fraud Office.
Four people linked to the Masala group of restaurants threatened with contempt of court over missing documents.
Government's dismissive attitude to those who don't fit in reflects poorly on NZ, writes Deborah Hill Cone.
An award-winning university professor will leave the country after his residency application was rejected because of his stepson's autism.
New immigrants to Auckland unfamiliar with the health system are turning up to hospitals when they should be going to doctors, MPs on the health committee heard yesterday.