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Asians more educated but earning less in New Zealand
Statistics show that Asian men and women miss out on as much as $422,000 over the course of their careers compared to their Pākeha peers.
数十人挤住一套房,移民局:尚未入境的海外工人暂时别来,雇主或面临严重后果
新西兰政府表示正在对一些AEWV签证雇主进行"深度和全面"的调查,并告知有些尚未入境的海外工人在没接到进一步通知前不要入境。
Immigration New Zealand launches investigation into migrant worker exploitation
After arriving in New Zealand for jobs, more than 100 workers from India have been trapped in five Auckland properties without jobs or food.
一生少挣一套房:亚裔受教育程度较高,但回报却低于欧裔
人权委员会(Human Rights Commission)呼吁政府加强立法,以保障不同族裔之间的薪酬平等,也呼吁少数族裔对薪酬差距引起重视,勇敢维权。
Chinese rainbow communities struggle with life in the ‘ethnic closet’
Almost 10 years have passed since NZ legalised same-sex unions and yet many Chinese in the rainbow communities are struggling to accept themselves for who they are.
华社服:移民工噤声言论来自非官方发言人,“任何地方的政府都不喜欢意外”
慈善机构华社服基金会(CNSST)表示,警告华人移民工向媒体发声将有不良后果的员工,并非该机构的官方发言人,而且在沟通过程中,原本为好意的信息没有传达好,在"翻译中被曲解"。
女子3年花费1.6万纽币看牙医,病情却越看越糟糕
奥克兰 Total Health Dentistry牙医被发现违反多项【健康和残疾服务消费者权利法规】规定。一名女患者支付了1.6万纽币用于治疗,称自己在长达三年的时间里 "承受了难以忍受的身心痛苦"。
涉案数十万纽币:电诈骗局假扮中国政府官员盯上华裔留学生
警方提醒中国留学生警惕伪装成中国政府官员的诈骗者。目前,奥克兰警方正在对三起案件进行调查,其中一人的损失高达33万纽币。
小组赛首战丹麦,中国女足水庆霞:积极备战,把现有水平发挥到极致
此次女足世界杯在澳大利亚和新西兰举行,但中国女足的三场小组赛都在澳大利亚。女足队员表示每天训练紧凑,"累并快乐着",并期待明天与丹麦的首战。
严惩罪犯、增加预防犯罪拨款,商家呼吁政府采取更多切实措施
商家表示,犯罪事件的频发,让他们不堪其扰。他们不得不面对保险费的上涨、员工的流失,以及心理健康压力。他们呼吁政府采取更多切实有效的措施来预防和惩治犯罪行为。
Tougher laws and more funding needed to tackle crime, businesses say
Business owners say they are being forced to cope with rising insurance costs, staff shortages and mental health stress as rising crime takes a toll.
停职牙医继续看病惹众怒
奥克兰的一些牙病患者质疑,为什么他们的医生在被牙医管理委员会暂停执业资格之后,还能继续给病人看病。 牙医管理委员会、卫生部及卫生和残疾事务专员都在对此牙医进行调查。
华人彩虹社区:边缘的边缘,和“族群的柜子”
在新西兰这样一个对彩虹群体更加开放和包容的地方,很多华人在"勇敢做自己"方面仍然感到阻力重重。移民、少数族裔、彩虹群体等多重身份的交织,构成了华人彩虹团体的独特经历。
Alarm after dentist continues to treat patients despite suspension of practising certificate
Several Chinese patients have been left in limbo after their treatment plans were thrown into disarray by the revelation.
Call for stronger focus on Asian languages, cultures
More action is needed from governments, businesses, educators and individuals to translate interest in Asia into efforts to learn more about the region, academics say.
About 200 residents of fire-affected Auckland building desperate to return home
A fire-affected building in the central Auckland suburb of Newmarket is deemed structurally safe, and residents who're being left without power, say they're desperate to return home.
Newmarket apartment building fire believed 'suspicious' - Police
About 200 residents and more than 20 businesses are dealing with the aftermath of a massive fire in a central Auckland suburb.
Omicron risk turns off some domestic travellers from plans
Some in the tourism industry are taking another hit as the threat of a full-scale Omicron outbreak prompts people to cancel their holiday plans.
Govt priority in rapid antigen test orders 'unfair' on businesses
Businesses feel the prioritisation for the government's order of rapid antigen tests has tripped up their pandemic planning, says the Food and Grocery Council. Audio
Hopes series on Asian migrant women will inspire movement
A university lecturer hopes her stories on female Asian migrants can start a movement that empowers others.
Tongans in NZ await for news from families as communication still cut
Tongans in New Zealand, who have been endlessly trying to reach family and friends back home, are worried about how their loved ones are getting by.
Record housing consents but some houses 'just won't get built'
Despite a record number of consents for new homes issued last year, construction could still be delayed due to lack of workers and materials, builders say.