Foreign Minister Winston Peters has issued a simple warning to all New Zealanders, “Do not travel.”
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Convicted drink driver granted residency
Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway's decision to grant residency to a foreigner who's been convicted of drunk driving six times has been labelled another botch up by opponents.
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FOMA welcomes CPTPP sign-off
The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership has been signed off with the first round of tariff cuts due December 30.
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Japan and NZ to work more closely in Pacific
Japan and New Zealand will work more closely on Pacific issues to make progress in the region amidst China's influence in the area. Japan's Foreign Affairs Minister Taro Kono met with Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters today to discuss the next steps.
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NewsDelamere calls on govt to honour promise to skilled migrants
The former Minister of Immigration, Tuariki Delamere is calling on the government to honour a promise to migrant business people and grant them residency to New Zealand.
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NZ and PNG foreign affairs ministers to meet
More than 50,000 people have been left displaced in Papua New Guinea following a series of earthquakes. Papua New Guinea's Minister of Foreign Affairs is in New Zealand to discuss relief efforts.
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Spouses of foreign nationals call for Immigration review
A group of frustrated spouses and partners of foreign nationals are calling on Immigration New Zealand (INZ) to review their processes in granting partnership visas. They took to the main street of Auckland city to protest against INZ they claim, are tearing their families apart.
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The Crows Egg
Two slum kids yearn to taste a pizza after being enticed by the pizza shop that has opened near their locality. What happens when they mange to find the money to buy one?
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Winston announces $7mil to improve newborn mortality rates in Pacific
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters has announced that New Zealand will contribute a further NZ$7 million to improve newborn mortality rates in the Pacific.
