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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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A new year is upon us. Is 2013 going to be another one where we continue to go down the same paths we have in the past and wake up to the same headaches in 2014? Or is this the opportunity
Peter Mellow's insight:
"Businessman and philanthropist Sir Owen Glenn believes New Zealand is at a near crisis point and needs to refocus and change direction."
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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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New Zealanders caught by Australian laws excluding most from social welfare, higher education and access to permanent residency are increasingly becoming guest workers paying full
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It beggars belief, really. Not to mention beggaring consumers. Prime Minister John Key's willingness to overrule the Commerce Commission's reduction of wholesale broadband pricing
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Sadly, just another reason to jump ship. The 'smiling assassin' need to think about the people, instead of ruining the country.
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Tens of thousands of New Zealanders will be excluded from Australia's new national disability insurance scheme.
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Trans-Tasman migration in context: recent flows of New Zealanders revisited
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This study investigates why New Zealanders move to Australia. A survey of New Zealanders living in Australia found 'pull' factors, notably greater opportunities and better climate, were the most common reasons.
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An Institute of Economic Research report titled Scale Up or Die suggested almost in passing that a population of 15 million was part of the answer to New Zealand's problem of scale...
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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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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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Tips on how to move to Australia from New Zealand to save you time, money and headaches - from someone who has actually made the move.
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More than 100,000 New Zealanders living as indefinite temporaries in Australia may finally gain rights to Australian welfare and student loans following a landmark joint transtasman
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Trans-Tasman migration: New Zealanders' explanations for their move
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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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