NZ MIGRATION LOSS AT 30-YEAR MONTHLY PEAK
By Esther Goh,July 21, 2011 Net outflow of permanent and long-term 3100 migrants to Australia was up from 1800 in June 2010, and the highest June total since 1981, Statistics New Zealand revealed. On a…
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NEW ZEALAND IN DIRE NEED OF SKILLED MIGRANTS
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2011-07-06/new-zealand/new-zealand-in-dire-need-of-skilled-migrants.htm According to Ruth Dyson, New Zealand Labour Party spokesperson on immigration, New Zealand is in dire need of moreskilled immigration. There are skills shortages in many areas of the New Zealand economy. Immigration is…
CALLING ALL PIG AND CHICKEN FARMERS
WILLIAM MACE Pig and chicken farmers are in demand and the Government is willing to let short term workers into the country to fill the void. The agricultural occupations are two of nine additions to…
Auckland economy recovering faster than rest of country
Today’s services sector data shows the economic recovery is strong in Auckland but less so in the rest of the country. The Bank of New Zealand/Business New Zealand Performance of Services Index (PSI) shows an…
INDEX SHOWS NEW ZEALAND’S REPUTATION AS LEAST CORRUPT
By Joe Palazzolo New Zealand was ranked the least-corrupt nation of 66 examined by the World Justice Project in its new Rule of Law Index, while the U.S. finished an unremarkable 17th. The ranking is…
STUDENT VISA CHANGES IN NEW ZEALAND
by Ray Clancy on June 6, 2011 Changes to student visas for New Zealand that aim to ensure students are genuine come into effect next month. They will strengthen student visa requirements and conditions, improve…
NEWZEALAND IMMIGRATION EXPERIENCES SLUMP IN NEWCOMERS
New Zealand, whose economy depends heavily on skilled immigrants, is experiencing a slump in newcomers following the recent earthquake and the global financial crisis of a few years ago, according to new statistics released by…
CHANGES INTRODUCED TO ATTRACT MORE INVESTMENT TO NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand’s Immigration Minister Jonathan Coleman has confirmed several changes to the country’s business migration policies, designed to build on recent success in attracting over half a billion dollars worth of new investment. The changes…
IMMIGRATION HARDER FOR SOME INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Immigration Minister Jonathan Coleman says he’s planning to make it harder for some international students to study in this country. Dr Coleman has announced changes to the immigration policy which are aimed at weeding out…
N.Z. Business Confidence Rises to 12-Month High
N.Z. Business Confidence Rises to 12-Month High By Tracy Withers – May 31, 2011 New Zealand’s business confidence rose to a 12-month high in May as record-low interest rates and higher commodity prices bolster the…