Welcome to the latest in our series of Migrant Tales, first hand accounts of the migrant experience of New Zealand taken from places around the net. Today’s tale arises from a question that is seldom far from a migrant’s mind when making the decision to emigrate to New Zealand – is it better, or worse,…
Continuing in our series of Migrant Tales – first hand accounts of migrant life in New Zealand. Today’s tale was left by ‘Vigilante’ a well educated student from New Delhi that found New Zealand’s tertiary education sector was poor quality and a rip-off. Post-graduation, the workplace situation made his NZ education seem like an expensive…
That was the question asked by IDeclareShenanigans2 recently on the New Zealand sub-reddit. Here are some of the replies – sorted by best (most points) – from a community on par with the Trademe forums. elmuzzerino 20 points 6 hours ago It’s fucking cold in winter indoors. I try to bite my tongue but usually I…
Welcome to the latest in our series of Migrant Tales – hundreds of first hand accounts of real life in New Zealand. This latest tale is mostly about crime, casual violence and the inability of the police to deal with it effectively. It would be fair to say that there is a laissez faire attitude…
Continuing in our series of Migrants Tales, first hand accounts of the immigrant experience of New Zealand. Today’s tale was sent in by DG who settled in Papanui. The author and her family experienced many of the problems skilled migrants have when they emigrate to New Zealand: bullying at school and in the workplace because…
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