
Editorial: Sea change in attitude towards Asian migrants
Sometimes, changes in attitude are apparent not so much because of what is being said as what is not being said.
Sometimes, changes in attitude are apparent not so much because of what is being said as what is not being said.
Jump in arrivals will put further pressure on Auckland and Christchurch housing stocks, says economist.
New rules in China could cut the number of tourists coming to New Zealand but those who do come should spend more.
New Zealand had its highest net gain of migrants in more than 10 years last month, as even fewer Kiwis left for Australia.
A Pacific islander is attempting to become the world's first climate change refugee in New Zealand.
New Zealanders who die or leave the country permanently are being replaced by citizens of other nations.
Low-quality education providers will face the axe and universities and schools considered "high quality" will enjoy privileges, including the ability to offer prioritised visa processing to students.
Their long-term inability to fully belong in their adopted country, suggests that the present policies are unsustainable, writes Dr Kate McMillan and Paul Hamer.
New Zealand gained a seasonally adjusted net 2,100 migrants last month, as fewer Kiwis cross the Tasman.
John Key has some high-level support in his quest to get the UK to lift new visa restrictions on Kiwis. While London's mayor is on board, the British PM is not.
A Nigerian man who tried to bring 11 children into New Zealand in an immigration scam is still living with his 'wife' from their sham marriage.
A South African immigrant who faced deportation for being clinically obese says he'll be allowed to stay in NZ for another 23 months.
The first two Thai couples to book same-sex marriages in NZ have had to battle to get visitor permits from immigration officials who appear to have been suspicious about their 30-year age gaps.
A public appeal for Britain to open its doors to an unlimited number of New Zealanders has been backed by those already in the country.
An Afghan man who spent years risking his life translating for New Zealand troops in Afghanistan is reportedly finding it hard to get a job in his new home.
A rally to voice concerns and help educate workers about proposed changes to the Labour laws is to take place in South Auckland today.
An immigrant who faces deportation for being obese has given the Government a medical report showing he has a low risk of suffering a heart attack in the next five years.
Dev Sangha hoped that a new love and a new life would help him after the slaying of his family three years ago.
Dev Sangha hoped a new love and a new life would help him after the slaying of his family three years ago.
An employer facing multiple complaints for alleged migrant labour exploitation and abuse is seeking clarification over allegations made against her company.
Immigration New Zealand will be investigated by the Ombudsman for refusing to cancel a deportation order it issued to a stateless overstayer two years ago.
An Auckland employer is accused of exploiting migrant workers who claim they were not paid and were housed in city offices.
A South African immigrant who faces deportation for being "too fat" has launched a public appeal to help raise cash to fight his rare case.
Foreign bus drivers on work visas employed to fill a shortage have been told they are no longer needed and could face deportation.
Editorial: If foreign restrictions will help first-home seekers - and we should be sure of that first - they could be one of many policy levers used.
A 22-year-old Indian who married a Kiwi nearly 40 years his senior has failed to convince Immigration that the decision to deny him a visa was discrimination.