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52. They Found a Haven From Strife, Only To Mourn.

Author

Graham-McLay, Charlotte, Cave, Damien, Mueller, Benjamin, and Yeginsu, Ceylan

Subjects
*MUSLIMS, *CHRISTCHURCH Mosque Shootings, Christchurch, N.Z., 2019, *IMMIGRANTS, *VICTIMS of violent crimes, *VICTIMS' families, EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand
Abstract

The article reports on the Muslim immigrants who were victims of the shootings at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. It mentions the various countries that the victims had come from, the efforts of families to get to New Zealand, and the reasons that Muslims had come to New Zealand.

Published
2019

56. Migración con dignidad a través de las fronteras en Kiribati.

Author

McNamara, Karen E.

Subjects
*EMPLOYEE relocation, *FOREIGN workers, *RELOCATION, *INTERNATIONAL relations, *EMIGRATION & immigration, KIRIBATI politics & government, EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand
Abstract

El artículo discurre sobre la migración a través de las fronteras en la nación de la isla de Kiribati. La autora comenta sobre el concepto de la migración con dignidad desarrollado y implementado por el gobierno de Kiribati para reubicar la población migratoria laboral. También se considera la migración de la gente de Kiribati a Australia y Nueva Zelanda.

Published
2015

57. International recruits joining the rebuild.

Subjects
LABOR market, OCCUPATIONAL mobility, EMPLOYEE recruitment, EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand
Abstract

The article discusses an increase in the employment of international executives within the region of Christchurch, New Zealand. Topics include the recruitment of former Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Paul Viney, and comments by recruiter Sarcha Every on migrant net gains to New Zealand and senior level and executive management recruitment.

Published
2014

58. Best Beer Story.

Author

Morris, Bob

Subjects
BREWERIES, EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article presents an interview of Andy Deuchars and Brian Thiel, beer brewers from California who work in the wine country of New Zealand. Topics discussed include the reasons for which Deuchars and Thiel chose New Zealand wine country to start their enterprise, difficulties in the immigration process to New Zealand, and the differences between New Zealand and American breweries.

Published
2012

59. GROWING PAINS.

Author

Larson, Virginia

Subjects
EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, NEW Zealand economy, HOME ownership, HOME prices
Abstract

The author discusses several issues related to immigration and housing in New Zealand. Topics discussed include construction of Flat Bush, a new residential zone in Auckland, increase in immigration rates, according to Statistics New Zealand, views of former Reserve Bank economist Michael Reddell, on planned immigration programmes in New Zealand, and deteriorating economic condition of New Zealand such as increase in housing prices and decline in homeownership rates.

Published
2016

60. Big win for Rural Contractors NZ.

Subjects
EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, FOREIGN workers
Abstract

The article reports on an agreement signed between the organisation Rural Contractors New Zealand (RCNZ) and Immigration New Zealand service which will allow agricultural contractors registered with RCNZ to bring in overseas workers.

Published
2015

61. Yes, in our backyards.

Author

ELWOOD, JEREMY

Subjects
EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, NEW Zealanders, REFUGEE policy, ATTITUDE (Psychology)
Abstract

The article discusses the issue of immigration in New Zealand, the role of citizens, political parties, churches and other relevant government organizations in forcing the government change its attitude towards migrants or refugees, and the important role city councils can play in this regard.

Published
2015

62. Evolving Aotearoa.

Subjects
DEMOGRAPHIC change, DEMOGRAPHIC research, MAORI (New Zealand people), EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, TWENTY-first century, POPULATION, SOCIAL history
Abstract

The article discusses Our Futures: Te Pae Tawhiti, a panel of the Royal Society of New Zealand, that presents data and analysis on New Zealand's 2013 census regarding potential demographic change in New Zealand. Topics addressed include forecasts for increasing population diversity, migration flows, and the Māori population. Regional variations and changes in household and family dynamics are discussed.

Published
2014

63. Fine service.

Author

Jenkinson, Linda

Subjects
INTERPERSONAL relations, MASTER of business administration degree, NEW Zealanders, EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, NONCITIZENS, EMPLOYMENT, SOCIETIES
Abstract

An interview is presented with Linda Jenkinson, a New Zealand emigrant in the U.S. who is co-founder of Les Concierges, a consierge services company. Jenkinson states she has lived in the U.S. since obtaining a Master of business administration (MBA) degree at Wharton School. She says that interpersonal relations are more important in business in the U.S. than in New Zealand. Jenkinson describes her work with the Kea organization for New Zealanders residing in the U.S.

Published
2013

64. Thanking flyaway Kiwis.

Author

EDLIN, BOB

Subjects
CLIMATE change laws, ENVIRONMENTAL policy, CARBON dioxide mitigation, UNEMPLOYMENT, NEW Zealand economy, 1984-, EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

The article looks at the climate change mitigation policy of New Zealand, noting that Prime Minister John Key called for a 50 percent reduction of carbon emissions in a 2007 speech. Other topics discussed include a reported increase in national unemployment as of September 2012 and the impact of emigration of New Zealanders to Australia on the economy.

Published
2012

65. Offshore Kiwis a big asset.

Subjects
EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand
Abstract

An interview is presented with Todd Somerville, an official of the organization Kea for citizens of New Zealand who live and work in foreign countries, who discusses topics including his own decision to move to Great Britain, his perceptions of New Zealand and the value of New Zealanders in foreign countries to the country's economy.

Published
2012

67. Employment checks made easy.

Subjects
PASSPORTS, EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, NEW Zealand. Ministry of Immigration, COMPUTER network resources
Abstract

The article features VisaView, a free online tool of Immigration New Zealand which can be used to gain access to information such as passport numbers as well as seek employment.

Published
2011

68. Immigration NZ automates marketing to wanted would-be migrants.

Author

Corner, Stuart

Subjects
EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, GOVERNMENT agencies, AUTOMATION, DIRECT e-marketing, SKILLED labor recruitment
Abstract

The article offers information on the use of software company Qrious' Ubiquity marketing automation platform by Immigration New Zealand to guide the would-be migrants through application process. Topics discussed include the agency's efforts to market migrants with skills; the application process to be sent to the applicants using Ubiquity; and the views of Greg Forsythe, national manager of marketing at Immigration New Zealand, on it.

Published
2018

69. Auditor-General releases report on the Inquiry into immigration matters.

Subjects
IMMIGRATION policy, LEGISLATIVE bodies, EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, INTEGRITY
Abstract

The article accounts on the report released by Auditor-General Kevin Brady regarding immigration inquiries to the Parliament in New Zealand. It states that the report's findings were based on a year-long investigation on the integrity of systems within Immigration New Zealand, a division of the Department of Labor (DoL). It notes that the inquiry team did not find integrity issues, instead they find the need for the improvement of the systems and processes used by Immigration New Zealand.

Published
2009

70. Window Seat.

Subjects
ADMISSION of nonimmigrants, TOURIST attitudes, EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand
Published
2017

73. More NZ automation.

Subjects
EMIGRATION & immigration in New Zealand, AIRPORTS
Abstract

Tha article announces the expansion of Smartgate facility at Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch aiports by the New Zealand Government which will enable passengers to scan their passport at the gate rather than using the kiosk system.

Published
2015

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