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The High Court decision on a case taken by the New Zealand Association for Migration and Investment may be appealed.

Funding initiatives to support the active recruitment of migrants who will contribute to New Zealand's skill and growth needs and settle well are included in Budget 2003.

New Zealand's ability to manage immigration risks will be strengthened with a $19.82 million boost in Budget 2003, Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel announced today.

Minister makes decision on case of renal failure patient from Tuvalu

Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel addresses the Korea/NZ Business Council about working towards ensuring migrants' success in New Zealand.

Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel's address at the launch of a settlement programme for new migrants in West Auckland.

Immigration Minister, Lianne Dalziel's address to the Second Regional Ministerial Conference on People Smuggling, Trafficking in Persons and Related Transnational Crime, Indonesia 28-30 April 2003.

Fiji nationals will be able to apply for residence in New Zealand under a limited immigration access programme announced today.

Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel's address to the Department of Labour Managers' Forum, 10 April 2003.

Immigration Service introduces new approach to reduce unncessary queues at its Christchurch branch

Minister of Immigration, Lianne Dalziel's address on the occasion of the inaugural meeting to the Intercultural Assembly, Christchurch City Council Chambers, 24 March 2003.

Minister of Immigration, Lianne Dalziel's address to officially open the Auckland Regional Migrant Resource Centre, 21 March.

Minister of Immigration Lianne Dalziel's address to the North West Branch of the Workers Education Association (WEA), Bishopdale Community Centre, Christchurch. 14/03/2003

Research which showed how migrants settle and contribute to New Zealand was launched by Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel at a major research seminar today.

A speech to the Immigration Research Seminar at Manukau Civic Centre, by the Minister of Immigration, Lianne Dalziel.

A speech by Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel to the Multi-cultural Auckland seminar

The January external migration statistics reinforce the trend of recent months that fewer Kiwis are leaving and more are returning home, Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel said today.

Minister of Immigration, Lianne Dalziel, says that allegations around the employment conditions of migrant workers serve as an important reminder that they are entitled to the same protections as any other worker.

Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel today announced that the visitor’s visa waiver for Zimbabwe nationals would be suspended for 12 months as of 21 February 2003.

Statistics out today show New Zealanders are returning home in greater numbers while far fewer are leaving

Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel's address to the Taiwanese Business Assocation of NZ in Auckland on the evening of Wednesday, January 29

Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel responded today to the interim settlement in the case brought by NZAMI

Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel today confirmed that the General Skills category passmark had decreased from 30 to 29 points.

Documents released by Immigration Minister Lianne Dalziel today show that Cabinet first looked at changed English language requirements for some migrants in April