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MNZ advisory

 

Multicultural New Zealand (MNZ) with more than 30 years of standing as a New Zealand wide community organisation is aware of some community issues which have cropped up from time to time in the past. MNZ President Pancha Narayanan says, “As many of you may be aware, often there are a lot of potentially uncomfortable conversations and... Keep Reading

 

New Zealand Police Commissioner Andrew Coster

 

Multicultural New Zealand (MNZ) and its whānau of Regional Multicultural Councils from around the motu, fully support the leadership of New Zealand Police Commissioner Andrew Coster and the direction taken with the protesters.   National President, Pancha Narayanan said that “one in five New Zealanders is born overseas. ... Keep Reading

 

MNZ welcomes immigration announcement

 

Multicultural New Zealand (MNZ) welcomes and congratulates the Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi for his announcement about one-off simplified residency pathway. MNZ President Pancha Narayanan says, “This residence path-way for 165,000 onshore applicants will bring reassurance and reduce stress for thousands on work visas who have been caught up... Keep Reading

 

Community leaders express serious frustration in response to covid-19 related immigration policies

 

At the request of rangatira(community leaders) around the country, Multicultural New Zealand is holding an urgent national hui this week to listen to the concerns around some of the covid-19 related immigration policies causing mental health issues and family separation. Last week Immigration New Zealand announced that they were cancelling... Keep Reading

 

Community leaders call for New Zealand to unite against racism

 

MULTICULTURAL NEW ZEALAND PRESS RELEASECOMMUNITY LEADERS CALL FOR NZ TO UNITE AGAINST RACISMThe leaders of New Zealand’s ethnic communities are calling on New Zealanders to stand by them in the face of unprecedented racist online and on land attacks in the wake of COVID-19.“This is a scary time for all of us but some New Zealanders are. Keep Reading

 

Keeping New Zealander's in jobs

 

25 May 2020 Multicultural New Zealand advocates for covid-related industry gaps to be filled by unemployed New Zealanders before opening up borders and workforce to returning migrantsThe covid-19 outbreak has swiftly and drastically changed New Zealand’s economic and social landscape. Industries such as tourism, hospitality and arts &... Keep Reading

 

KEEPING NEW ZEALANDERS IN JOBS

 

24 April 2020 Multicultural New Zealand advocates for covid-related industry gaps to be filled by unemployed New Zealanders before opening up borders and workforce to returning migrants   The covid-19 outbreak has swiftly and drastically changed New Zealand’s economic and social landscape. Industries such as tourism, hospitality and.. Keep Reading

 
 

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