Gill Bonnett

An Indian immigrant says he paid thousands of dollars to secure jobs in New Zealand, and was then threatened and forced to work like a slave for his employers. Audio

More people have been approved to work in New Zealand in the last year than ever before, reviving concerns about immigrants displacing local workers. Audio

A man who fraudulently applied for asylum by pretending to be Vietnamese has been stripped of his refugee status, but told he will remain a New Zealand citizen. Audio

As you heard in the news there's been a stabbing in the Auckland suburb of Lynfield overnight. Reporter Gill Bonnett is at the police cordon. Audio

A man from Tuvalu has become the lastest person from the Pacific to climate change factors should be considered in his bid for refugee status. Audio

A man who killed a 78-year-old grandfather in a road-rage attack has won his bid to stay in the country. Audio

Back now to yesterday's incident in Papatoetoe where cordons are still in place after a young woman whose hands, legs and throat were bound with ropes escaped a moving car . Audio

A young woman is in a critical condition in Middlemore hospital this morning after escaping, bound and gagged, from a moving car in Papatoetoe last night. Audio

The Labour Party says Pacific Islanders whose homes disappear under rising sea levels should be able to make a new life in New Zealand. Audio

A schoolgirl has spoken at Parliament about how she and her family escaped Myanmar when she was six years old and found refuge in New Zealand. Audio

A police manhunt is underway in Counties Manukau after a police patrol car came under fire early this morning. Audio

A man who punched his infant son in the head and broke his leg and ribs has been told he will not be deported because it would not be in the best interests of his children. Audio

Campaigners in Australia say the decision to allow a New Zealand rugby league player to remain in the country after being jailed for assault, makes a mockery of the Government's detention and… Audio

An immigration lawyer is accusing the Government of aping Australia's hardline on deporting people who've committed no crime. Audio

Immigration officials who denied a French woman's request to stay in the country with her tetraplegic partner have had a change of heart. Audio

A New Zealander facing deportation from Australia and a human rights lawyer, say criminals are becoming unlikely human rights champions for asylum seekers in detention centres. Audio

A 95-year-old widow has won her battle with imigration officials and now won't be deported to Britain, a country she left nearly 70 years ago. Audio

John Key says he will be extremely direct with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbill about the detention and deportatation of New Zealanders from Australia when they hold talks in Auckland this… Audio

A group campaigning for New Zealanders' rights says many people being held in Australian detention centres are suicidal after living in what they describe as war camps. Audio

A driver has had a lucky escape after his truck left State Highway one and crashed into the Rangitikei river, near Mangaweka. Audio