Discrimination across the ditch

Up to 170,000 Māori live in Australia but many face hardship and discrimination in Australia, particularly on a visa without a heart.

A tiff across the Tasman

Australia is kicking Kiwis out, and New Zealand is unhappy about it.

Counting the Not Quite Australians

New data reveals a growing group of long-term temporary migrants in Australia

The backdoor to Australia – again

Australia was concerned that New Zealand was providing a back door entry to Australia, for migrants who could not get into Australia directly.

Why didn’t New Zealand become an Australian State at Federation?

New Zealand is mentioned in the covering clauses of the Australian Constitution when defining the States.

Not Quite Australian: Peter Mares on migrants’ semi-belonging

We think of our homeland as an open, fair, welcoming country. But the picture is changing.

Oz Kiwi Factsheet

An overview document explaining the issues faced by New Zealanders living in Australia.

200,000 New Zealanders live in Australia without a helping hand

Paul Hamer article published by Right Now 14 April 2016

Legislation defining the status of New Zealanders

The status of New Zealanders, residing in Australia, as defined across various Australian legislation.

Rights Comparison Table

A comparison of the rights of New Zealand long-term residents of Australia, with those of Australians residing in New Zealand.