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Nineteen construction workers assisting an immigration investigation aren't eligible for 'one-off residency' due to their visa types.

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By: Caroline Fox Cider can be a complex drink category, but thankfully, Jimmy Carbone from Beer Sessions Radio has been reporting on the industry since 2011, and is here to guide you through it all. This playlist is designed to be a roadmap, taking you through the ins-and-outs of cider. Starting from the beginning, episodes recorded as early as 2011 are full of  experts, here to offer a great introduction into producing, tasting, and creatively experimenting with cider. You’ll watch the cider industry quickly rise in popularity through the years, with more recent episodes diving deeper in...

Arrest warrant issued for man accused of deceiving Chinese workers Liu Chen © RNZ / Jessie Chiang A man accused by dozens of Chinese construction workers of misleading them with promises of well-paid jobs in New Zealand has left the country. RNZ can reveal a warrant has been issued for the arrest of Li Wenshan - also known as Peter Li. Two other people associated with Li are charged with immigration fraud and are due to appear in court in early July. Mao Qunyou was one of the Chinese workers who claimed New Zealand-based labour hire agent Peter Li misled them. He said he has...

China tested thousands of animal samples to trace COVID-19 origins. (Representational) Shanghai: China and its neighbours must not only crack down on wildlife trade but also shut legal loopholes that allow disease-prone species to be farmed, experts said after an investigation team concluded that COVID-19 most likely originated in animals. A World Health Organization-led study, published Tuesday, said it was "likely to very likely" that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that caused the global pandemic, was introduced to humans from bats via an intermediary species, with wildlife farming playing a crucia...