Today’s topic for discussion is this post which was published in today’s New Zealand subreddit (thanks for the free publicity, KD). Its copied and pasted here because its content replicates many of the themes we see on E2NZ.org. I just wanted to discuss something that’s been weighing on my mind a lot lately. I left…
Welcome to our series of Migrant Tales, accounts of the migrant experience of New Zealand. Usually Migrant Tales are told in the first person, but this tale is told by another. It is the story of John Doe and Kimiko Suzuki I am retired as a writer now, but there are just some stories you…
Continuing in our Migrant Tales, first hand accounts of the migrant experience of New Zealand. Today’s tale was written by a financially secure Kiwi who has just returned from Asia after leaving New Zealand in the 1980s. During that time he built a successful company abroad. He and his partner have returned home to…
Continuing in our series of Migrant Tales – first hand accounts of migrant life in New Zealand. This tale was written by a British migrant. I will start this with an apology, as the content of my letter does contain a fair bit of profanity. However, it isn’t written glibly, without meaning, but in fairness…
Continuing in our series of Migrant Tales – first hand accounts of the migrant experience of New Zealand. Today’s tale was sent in by an English migrant who arrived in New Zealand in 2007. Hello there everyone. This is my story, I’m writing this as I go, so apologies if it ends up being incredibly…
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