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Queries over citizenship decision
Immigration officials questioned the decision to grant a wealthy businessman citizenship while he was under investigation by three government agencies, emails reveal.
Who will be #4,444,444?
New Zealand's population will reach 4,444,444 tomorrow, according to Government population numbers.
'Thatcher showed more compassion'
Two British miners lured to the West Coast with the promise of jobs for life with Solid Energy are now facing redundancy and could be kicked out of New Zealand.
We're victims: visa scam students
Chinese students appealing to remain in NZ after their visa applications were found to contain fake qualifications and bank statements are claiming to be fraud victims.
Jackson: Tyson a changed man
Broadcaster says former boxer's terrible past will resonate with troubled Maori youth.
Tyson visa: Jackson blames PM
Mike Tyson's second application for a visa to visit New Zealand has been rejected, and the Maori leader who sponsored it blames the Prime Minister.
Booted out...for being Romanian
Customs has been forced to apologise after an officer was heard saying "no more Romanians" within earshot of a Romanian couple who were then kicked out of the country.
Tiger victim's true identity revealed
A coroner has ruled on the true identity of the cat handler mauled to death by a tiger at a Whangarei wildlife park in 2009.
Dita De Boni: Making migrants welcome
New arrivals are adding to, not subtracting from, New Zealand's future.
Jackson backs Tyson visit
Willie Jackson says he'll write a letter to authorities today saying ex-boxer and convicted rapist Mike Tyson could help South Auckland youth turn their lives around.
Teacher knocks out Tyson's visit
A school teacher from Wellington has been hailed as the woman who stopped convicted rapist Mike Tyson visiting New Zealand.
Ten shots need to stop killer tiger
It took up to 10 shots from a shotgun and rifle to kill a tiger that fatally attacked a handler at Whangarei's Zion Wildlife Park, a coroner's hearing has heard.