Gillian Bonnett

Dual United Kingdom-New Zealand nationals say it is unfair some European Britons are allowed to dodge new passport rules , while British migrants in other parts of the world have to fall in line.

Alarm bells are sounding about harsh reductions in appeal rights for migrants which could lead to families being separated by deportation.

RSE workers' costs should be more fairly shared with employers and government, report finds Policy being reviewed by MBIE, including workers' shared accommodation

Advocates are concerned the government is taking New Zealand down a path to US-style crackdowns on overstayers and asylum seekers.

A disgraced immigration adviser has been fined a further $25,000 for fabricating an official immigration letter, lying to clients and failing to file visa applications.

Plans to commemorate the thousands of women and girls forced into sexual slavery by Japanese armed forces have been turned down.

Twenty asylum seekers have been detained in prisons since a government-commissioned report called for the practice to end

An Auckland woman says it felt like 'winning the lottery' when she learned her partner has been granted a visa to be at the birth of their baby, after RNZ inquired about the situation.

Submissions on legislation highlight fears about compliance powers, appeal rights Law Society said its views were not properly represented in regulatory impact statements

Biometrics project marked by 'creative accounting' Minister says more than $30 million wasted