Summarised by Centrist
The government is reviewing immigration policies for healthcare workers, with potential changes to the ‘green list’ that fast-tracks residency for over 100 skilled roles.
Nurses were initially excluded from the fast-track in 2022 but were added later. Health Minister Shane Reti is awaiting advice on how to balance domestic and international recruitment. Meanwhile, nursing shortages persist, with warnings from India and the Philippines about job security.
Restoring New Zealand citizenship to Samoans born between 1924 and 1949.
“Callous homicide.”
“It is my view that we accept this…”
It’s a “risky model.”
A focus on treating the seriously ill could have prevented unnecessary lockdowns and masks.
Restoring New Zealand citizenship to Samoans born between 1924 and 1949.
“Callous homicide.”
“It is my view that we accept this…”
It’s a “risky model.”
A focus on treating the seriously ill could have prevented unnecessary lockdowns and masks.
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