Gillian Bonnett is a Senior Broadcast Journalist at RNZ. She covers a range of themes including HR and workforce, law and legal affairs, as well as travel and tourism, with a focus on immigration and social issues in New Zealand and Australia. Gillian's insightful reporting on crime and healthcare has made her a prominent voice in the industry.
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Gillian Bonnett's coverage primarily focuses on national government announcements with a particular emphasis on migration and refugees. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider providing insights or commentary related to New Zealand's migration policies, refugee resettlement programs, or any significant developments in these areas.
As she covers stories about migrants' experiences and challenges within the immigration system, personal anecdotes or case studies that shed light on the human impact of these policies may be particularly compelling for her coverage.
Given her focus on New Zealand-specific issues, sources who have direct experience or expertise related to New Zealand's immigration laws and their impact would likely resonate well with Gillian.
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A lack of flights is being blamed for the number of deportations being hundreds short of government targets.
Businesses who want migrant staff in place for summer are waiting more than seven months to get a job check and visa. Photo: RNZ
Asian staff make up a large proportion of workers at many public sector organisations, but few of them reach managerial levels. File photo. Photo: 123RF
First Union general secretary Dennis Maga says the threats are serious enough to scare people off reporting the trafficking to authorities. Photo: RNZ / Jordan Dunn
Photo: AFP / NurPhoto Staff at a government ministry have been sacked or issued with formal warnings after sending inappropriate messages about migrants to their colleagues.
There have been cases in New Zealand of children and young people being trafficked for sex, prostitution or forced marriage. (File image) Photo: 123RF
An artist's impression of the planned station to be built on the Northern Busway at Rosedale on the North Shore. Photo: Supplied / NZTA
By: Gillian Bonnett
The Crimean man in NZ considers himself Russian and was concerned he'd be forced to fight for Ukraine against his own people if he returned.
The adviser's Chinese client paid $16,666 for a six-month visa and the offer of a non-existent job as a truck driver's assistant.
By: Gillian Bonnett
They already work together on broad issues, but may even share details of their citizens' criminal offending.
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