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FIFO is a new phenomenon in the work environment that raises many questions. Press perception can direct public opinion. This Scoop examines positive vs. negative stories. Filter the articles for + or - . 
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Australia will look at ways of collecting student debt from Kiwis in Australia, doing New Zealand a huge favour by tracking down the large numbers of expats.
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Former immigration minister Anthony 'Aussie' Malcolm says New Zealand's reputation abroad will be damaged by accepting refugees from Australia's asylum centres.
Peter Mellow's insight:
We can help them with their boat people problems, but New Zealanders in Australia still don't get full rights and access to services?
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A group of about 20 out-of-work boilermakers are protesting against the use of migrant labour at a $40 million, state government-owned construction site in Melbourne's west.
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As former Spring Creek miners search for jobs after the mine closure, hopes of finding work in the Australian mines are quickly evaporating.
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The Australian Defence Force, struggling to attract personnel because of competition with the mining industry, has turned its sights overseas and is seeking to recruit from New Zealand
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New Zealanders are changing their accents in Australia after having been told they sound like a posh Englishman, having orders for seafood misunderstood, and being sick of sheep jokes.
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Kiwis hoping to become Aussies don't appear to know our neighbours' country well, with New Zealanders among the worst performers in the Australian citizenship test.
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Some parents tell their high-achieving children to not even consider university because there was no way they can afford to attend.
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Bushfires and droughts have failed to shake Australians' belief that they inhabit the lucky country. For many New Zealanders, too, it is a land of opportunity, the answer to their
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Across Australia, the young and talented children of expatriate Kiwis find their careers stunted when they leave school, cut off from higher education and government apprenticeships
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On Queensland's Gold Coast jobless and homeless Kiwis are handed sleeping bags and tents and told to find a spot to pitch camp. Often, this is the best social agencies can do to help
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She was the poster girl for McGehan Close who accompanied John Key to Waitangi celebrations and seemed set for better things.
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It's a deal that doesn't make sense, or none that John Key is willing to own up to. Our deal-making PM may, in the long term, get full value for his agreement to take 150 of Australia's
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As political summits go, the one between cobbers and mates in Queenstown at the weekend was one of the better ones, and not just because of the beautiful setting and weather.
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Young New Zealanders who have lived in Australia for most of their lives are fully integrated members of society with emotional, cultural and psychological connections that bind them
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Prime Minister John Key is warning anyone considering crossing the ditch to live in Australia to be aware that their rights there may be limited.
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HIGH immigration is harming the job prospects of young Australians, says a Monash University study.
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Young New Zealanders and Pacific Islanders in Australia are turning to crime as they become trapped in a cycle of poverty and despair, their only ways out blocked by exclusion from
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Many New Zealanders living in Australia change their Kiwi accents because they are sick of getting picked on, a University of Canterbury researcher says.
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NEW Zealanders and Britons seeking Australian citizenship know less about what it means to be an Aussie than applicants from many other countries, including every major European nation.
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Job vacancies in Australia may be dwindling but the economic situation there doesn't appear to be stopping New Zealanders from taking their chances in search of a better life.
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An ever-increasing number of Kiwis are eyeing a move to Australia despite the lack of access to safety nets.
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Aborigines and South Pacific Islanders have shaken hands after violence, reportedly fuelled by racial tensions, broke out in Logan on Monday evening - the third time in two days.
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The Australian and New Zealand Governments have had arrangements in place since the 1920s to facilitate a free flow of people between the two countries.
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