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Aussies call NZ home
Australian-born broadcaster Alison Mau won't get NZ citizenship for fear of breaking her mother's heart.
Immigration adviser jailed
A former immigration adviser sent to jail yesterday had already been disciplined seven times for behaviour including making a client his servant and offering to get another woman pregnant.
Abbott rejects navy brutality claim
Tony Abbott has vowed turning asylum seekers' boats back to Indonesia, despite brutality claims and warnings of naval conflict.
MP paints face in racist rant
An Italian MP has “blacked up” to deliver a staggering anti-immigration rant in the country’s parliament.
Protesters send sanitary pads to Australian minister
Australia’s Immigration Minister is receiving tampons and sanitary towels in his post box from protesters against alleged restrictions on sanitary products for refugees.
FBI speaks out on Dotcom case
"Megaupload knowing created and and facilitated the distribution of stolen property." The FBI does a tell-all interview on TV's 60 Minutes.
Officials bar almost 800 at border
Nearly 800 people were prevented from entering New Zealand over the past year.
Australian boat arrivals slowed
Turning the Coalition's best known three-word slogan into reality was always going to be a tough ask for the Abbott Government in Australia.
Evidence against Dotcom
A detailed account of the evidence against Kim Dotcom has been released by the FBI to allow so-called victims of alleged piracy to claim against his seized fortune.
Customs won't front on 'brownie points'
Customs has refused to answer questions about an email asking staff to send information on Kim Dotcom to the FBI in exchange for "brownie points".
Fewer kiwis drifting across the Tasman
New Zealand's inbound migration remained elevated in November as new migrants kept arriving and fewer locals drifted across the Tasman.
Customs quiet on 'brownie points' case
The "secrets-for-brownie points" case has been escalated to Customs Minister Maurice Williamson - but he says it has nothing to do with him.
'Brownie points' for leaked info to FBI
A senior Customs official told colleagues in charge of highly personal information they could earn "brownie points"if they passed secrets to the FBI.
Akl house consents hit 5-year high
Auckland house and apartment building is at a 5-year high, with nearly 5700 dwelling consents issued in the year to October.
Census 2013: Immigration at new high
Our house prices are high, our wages are low - so why is the world coming home to New Zealand?
Editorial: Time to open NZ migration doors wider
Editorial: It has been a long wait for a clear measure of New Zealand's population. Now the census confirms it's 4.24m, it's time to think about how to increase that headcount.
New Kiwis add to our diversity
Our latest batch of citizens are embracing the multicultural nature of the country they now call home.
Oz judge: Ban is anti-Kiwi, but okay
An Australian judge has held that Victoria's Transport Department is racially discriminating against New Zealand students - but has allowed it to continue.
Climate change 'refugee' claim rejected
A Kiribati man's bid to become the world's first climate change refugee in New Zealand has been rejected for a third time.
Kiwi caught up in Moroccan marriage con
A bizarre love rectangle was outlined in a case before a Migration Review Tribunal of Australia hearing this month.
Net migrant gain at 10-year high
NZ gained a net 3,000 permanent and long-term migrants last month, the most since June 2003.
Lawyers on secret blacklist
Immigration New Zealand has a secret blacklist with the names of 185 lawyers and immigration advisers it claims have questionable characters.
Minister disputes people smuggling claims
Immigration Minister Michael Woodhouse says officials are looking at claims that asylum seekers in the Middle East have bought false New Zealand visas and passports.
Heated protest in Parliament
Parliament has been interrupted by a heated protest by a group of people demanding justice on an immigration issue, with security struggling to remove several of them.
Green MP heads home after detainment
A Green Party MP is making her way back to New Zealand after being detained by Sri Lankan authorities and questioned about her visa.