Gill Bonnett

The number of clicks from people living in Australia on Immigration New Zealand websites jumped four-fold the day after Saturday's election result. RNZ immigration reporter Gill Bonnett talks through… Audio

One person has suffered severe burns after a fire broke out above a truck rental shop in South Auckland. RNZ reporter Gill Bonnett is at the scene of the fire in Crosbie Road in Pukekohe. Audio

A familiar theme in Australian politics appears to be missing from this year's election campaign. Academics and refugee groups say race and immigration have been largely taken off the political agenda… Audio

The Manila-based internet forums 4chan and 8chan could be shut down by the Philippines government, with officials considering legislating against the spread of extreme violence online. Gill Bonnett… Audio

Anzac Day ceremonies across New Zealand and throughout the world come to a close this morning. A mid-morning service is being held in Hawaii where US military officials and representatives of the New… Audio

Employers and immigration lawyers are warning that a planned crack down on companies who exploit migrant workers is a step too far. The government wants to bring in a compulsory accreditation scheme… Audio

Education providers are being urged to use mystery shoppers at overseas education fairs to check if their representatives are duping students. Student representatives say the providers need to stop… Audio

Smoke could be seen across central Auckland from a fire at a construction site early on Wednesday morning. RNZ reporter Gill Bonnett is at the scene. She talks to Guyon Espiner. Audio

Documents show convicted Czech drug smuggler Karel Sroubek was granted residency despite significant confusion over the passport he used to enter New Zealand. Sroubek came and went from the country… Audio

Immigration advisers say the continued lack of regulation of marketing managers is blighting international education and leaving badly advised students high and dry. They say they are constantly… Audio

Immigration New Zealand's decisions have been successfully overturned more times in the last year than at any time in its history. An immigration lawyer says staff turnover, delays in processing and… Audio

Immigration New Zealand's decisions have been successfully appealed more times in the last year than at any time in its history. New figures show its appeal tribunal allowed 41 per cent of appeals… Audio

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has told the World Economic Forum that politicians who refuse to take action on climate change will find themselves on the wrong side of history. She appeared on a panel… Audio

A group of reportedly unruly visitors have been served deportation notices and a woman has been arrested and is due to appear in court today. Audio

A fire that has destroyed a large two storey house in Remuera overnight. It is being treated as suspicious. Fire and Emergency is asking the police to investigate how the fire started in the house -… Audio

A large house fire in Otara has been put out. Fire and Emergency says it got multiple calls about the fire on East Tamaki Road about 6.15am on Tuesday. Audio

Bus services in Auckland and Hamilton are disrupted this morning as about 200 drivers go on strike. In Auckland 25 routes and 350 of 11,000 trips will be affected, but school buses, trains and ferries… Audio

Foreign patients who don't pay their bills are costing Auckland's hospitals $10 million a year. The three Auckland district health boards have written off more than $50 million in five years in unpaid… Audio