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History of immigration from New Zealand
Since New Zealand was declared a British colony in 1840 there has been an ongoing exchange of people across the Tasman Sea.
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Former NZ minister says Australia discriminates against Kiwis
10 Oct 2012 – In 2012 Phil Goff said he was prepared to appeal directly to the Australian government over discrimination against New Zealanders.
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New Zealand ‘brain drain’ myth exposed
Is New Zealand losing more skilled and educated people than it is gaining?
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Fight for Kiwi access to Queensland flood relief
19 January 2011 – The New Zealand Government is lobbying for New Zealanders residing in Australia to be eligible for emergency relief funding.
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Kiwi ‘cull’ threat backfires badly for minister
6 Dec 2000 – Australian Immigration Minister Phillip Ruddock’s broadside at New Zealand has backfired.
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NZ government announces amnesty for 8,000 immigrants
4 October 2000 – The New Zealand government announced an amnesty for up to 8,000 immigrants living in the country without a visa.
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Australia and NZ forge closer ties
14 August 2001 – James Gruber, ABC PM radio, takes a look at trans-Tasman ties.
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Michael Cullen Australian speech
09 July 2000 – A speech delivered in Austtralia by Micahel Cullen, then New Zealand Finance Minister,
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